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Blue Bombers Beat Argos
𝘽𝙤𝙣𝙛𝙞𝙧𝙚 𝙎𝙥𝙤𝙧𝙩𝙨' Darrin Bauming chops up Winnipeg's 20-7 win over the Toronto Argonauts. ● ▷ Collaros and Co. "did enough to win" ● ▷ Winnipeg's D continues to shine, wins turnover battle ● ▷ O'Shea's field position prowess ● ▷ Toronto struggles ● ▷ Interviews with Nic Demski, Rasheed Bailey, Deatrick Nichols, Zach Collaros, and Mike O'Shea Be sure to hit subscribe for the latest content from Bonfire Sports, and ring the bell to be alerted when fresh content is loaded. 🗲 BonfireSports.ca 🗲 Twitter @BonfireSportsTV 🗲 Instagram @bonfire.sports 🗲 linktr.ee/bonfiresports Follow Darrin on Twitter for the latest on the Blue Bombers, Jets, and more... @DarrinBauming 🅑🅞🅝🅕🅘🅡🅔 🅢🅟🅞🅡🅣🅢 🗲 🅕🅞🅡 🅣🅗🅔 🅖🅐🅜🅔
Winnipeg Blue Bombers Deatrick Nichols 1st Career CFL Interception
Winnipeg Blue Bombers vs Toronto Argonauts Deatrick Nichols gets his first career CFL interception, picking off Argo's quarterback Nick Arbuckle. This was from August 13th, 2021, at I.G.F.
CFL Game Highlights - Toronto Argonauts vs. Winnipeg Blue Bombers - August 13, 2021
Highlights from the Argos' 20-7 loss to the Bombers. Toronto Argonauts Football Club: Website: https://www.argonauts.ca Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ArgosFootball Twitter: https://twitter.com/TorontoArgos Instagram: http://instagram.com/torontoargos
CFL Game Highlights –Toronto Argonauts vs. Calgary Stampeders - August 7, 2021
Highlights from the Argos 23-20 win over the Calgary Stampeders. Toronto Argonauts Football Club: Website: https://www.argonauts.ca Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ArgosFootball Twitter: https://twitter.com/TorontoArgos Instagram: http://instagram.com/torontoargos
JONES Edmonton superfan renews her connection with rebranded team
cfl, cfl scores, nfl, cfl schedule, winnipeg blue bombers, saskatchewan roughriders, edmonton elks, bc lions, cfl schedule 2021, calgary stampeders, crackstreams, hamilton tiger cats, stampeders, ,toronto argonauts, tsn cfl, edmonton elks schedule, elks, edmonton elks tickets, mike reilly cfl, ottawa redblacks, edmonton eskimos, nathan rourke, commonwealth stadium, elks schedule, argos JONES Edmonton superfan renews her connection with rebranded team Before anything, for the fans sitting in Commonwealth Stadium Saturday night, it was personal, Like Chantelle Miller up in Section E Row 3 Seat 1. “I was up at 6:30 a.m. I was so excited,” said Miller, one of Edmonton’s many super fans who had her own traditions like running a team flag up on game day. “Six hundred and twenty-three days have come and gone but the EE flag is up proudly,” she said of the ritual that was conducted during a morning thunderstorm. “When I first became an official season ticket holder in 1995, I thought it would be wonderful to go the whole season without missing a game. So 24 years later, no home games missed, this ironman was going strong and looking forward to celebrating The Big 25. “And then came COVID. “I had started to count down to my 25th anniversary season, a goal I’d set. I would crest an anniversary jersey with my Section E. My name would forever be etched in Commonwealth Stadium on that special giant bronze display they created to honour long-time season ticket holders. I would celebrate with my entire football family. And in one swoop the entire football season was gone.” Nobody writes about fans. But is there anybody in sports that hasn’t missed them, especially in Edmonton where we became the world capital of hub city bubble hockey with 81 Stanley Cup playoff games, the entire IIHF world junior and an entire Edmonton Oilers season schedule without fans? Whether you were a player, coach or even a media member in the press box we missed them more than most of us would ever have expected or imagined. And they missed each other. “Since then I have had good days and bad days. I tried to stay hopeful that one day I would sit in my seat again, see my football family and watch ‘my boys,’ ” said Miller. “I so missed doing my pregame ritual and seeing my friends down the road at the legion before the game, watching the players come running out and feeling the excitement, singing the Canadian anthem loud and proud, ringing my bell for the defence and jumping up and down for all those touchdowns. “During COVID everything changed. I decided that once the CFL announced it was returning that I wouldn’t allow myself to get excited until I was sitting in MY seat. “I knew the tears would come as soon as I hung up the flag this morning and boy did they ever. I think it was a release of everything lost and everything that is about to be gained.” The other opening week CFL games, Thursday before 29,376 in Winnipeg, Friday before 33,350 in Regina and in the first game of the doubleheader Saturday in Calgary that drew 23,921 involved fans experiencing all those same emotions. But Saturday night in Edmonton, while all of that was in play with the CFL’s long-time flagship franchise, it was also dealing with cheering for a team that was no longer named the Edmonton Eskimos. It was instead the inaugural game of the Edmonton Elks. The team lost more than few long-time fans because of it, to be sure. But they didn’t lose Miller, who actually holds eight season tickets she uses to invite friends to join her at games. “It was truly heartbreaking for me because I associated it with the good football memories tied to it. I’ve listened. I’ve accepted that it is painful for some others. “My true love is this football team. I have embraced the new name. I feel excited and exhilarated to move forward in this next chapter, ready to leave a new footprint behind.” Last night she drove to the game with “ELKS” license plates. The freshly rebranded franchise had 35,000 ‘Antler Up’ new logo t-shirts created for the occasion and with empty seats outnumbering occupied seats at kickoff, obviously didn’t need them all. Chantelle couldn’t see the special logo the Elks wore on the back of their helmets from Sec. E. But they showed it on the scoreboard as the team said goodbye to the legendary locker room attendant Joey Moss, by having him sing the national anthem again via their video vault. The helmet decal: JOEY 1963-2020. Once. Always. The new logo on the field wasn’t the same giant-sized version that was out there for the launch but it was visible. “It was very emotional seeing everyone. Lots of hugs. Tears. I am so happy to be home,” said Miller after kickoff. They’re not the ever-lovin’ Esks anymore but they’re still Edmonton.
Toronto FC rallies to tie New York City FC 2-2
messi, cfl, jays, psg, mississauga weather, man city, yankees, ligue 1, tfc, boston red sox, leicester city, argos, man city vs leicester, tfc schedule, new york city vs toronto, bmo field, ufc 265 predictions Toronto FC rallies to tie New York City FC 2-2 Richie Laryea and Alejandro Pozuelo scored early in the second half as Toronto FC responded to interim manager Javier Perez's daring double-substitution and rallied to a 2-2 draw against New York City FC on Saturday night at BMO Field. Toronto's early second-half surge came after Perez removed both Jozy Altidore and Michael Bradley at halftime following a dominant first half from the visitors. Bradley's exit marked the first time the TFC captain had failed to complete 90 minutes in a start since July 2018. Ifunayachi Achara and Ralph Priso-Mbongue came on and both players helped set up Pozuelo's equalizer. NYCFC's new arrival Santiago Rodriguez opened the scoring with his second goal in as many appearances, and Ismael Tajouri-Shradi added an early second for the visitors, who extended their unbeaten run to five matches. Toronto had the better chances to win it late, the best coming when Sean Johnson somehow denied Nick DeLeon's first-time redirection from close range. But the Reds settled for a fourth consecutive draw in as many home matches since Perez relieved former manager Chris Armas. Goals 12' - NYC - Santiago Rodriguez | WATCH 21' - NYC - Ismael Tajouri-Shradi | WATCH 49' - TOR - Richie Laryea | WATCH 55' - TOR - Alejandro Pozuelo | WATCH Three Things THE BIG PICTURE: Saturday had the feel of symbolic transition for Toronto. In addition to Perez removing TFC's captain and second-leading all-time scorer in Bradley and Altidore, his insertion of Achara resulted in the 23-year-old's first career MLS assist. The 45-minute shift marked just his second appearance since suffering a torn ACL and LCL in training last summer after scoring on his MLS debut in March 2020. As for NYCFC, they're now five games unbeaten but have drawn two straight on the road – letting points slip away with their weekend trip to Canada. MOMENT OF THE MATCH: Toronto scored a pair of stylish goals after the break, but as far as pure aesthetics, it's hard to compete with the exceptional and intricate passing that led to Rodriguez's opener after 12 minutes. It was also the young Uruguayan's second goal in just his second attempt on target in MLS. MAN OF THE MATCH: Alejandro Pozuelo. Injuries have limited the 2020 Landon Donovan MLS MVP this year, but when he's on the field he's still one of the league's elite playmakers. After missing two games with a lower-body injury, he returned Saturday to provide the through-ball for Laryea's opener (below) and then made the run to give Achara a sure option for his tap-in six minutes later. He now has a goal and three assists in nine appearances this season. Up Next TOR: Saturday, Aug. 14 vs. New England Revolution | 8 pm ET (MLS LIVE on ESPN+) NYC: Wednesday, Aug. 11 vs. Pumas UNAM | 8 pm ET (TUDN, ESPN+) | Leagues Cup Quarterfinals
🔴 Peroni TOP10: highlights, finale 2020/21 #PADvROV
🔴 Peroni TOP10: highlights, finale 2020/21 Argos Petrarca Padova v Femi-CZ Rovigo 20-23 #rugbypassioneitaliana
🔴 #PeroniTOP10: il collegamento pre partita, aspettando la Finale #PADvROV
Aspettiamo la sfida-scudetto tra Argos Petrarca Padova e Femi-CZ Rovigo insieme a ▪ Mattia Bellini ▪ Simone Favaro ▪ Alessandro Ciofani, MVP del #PeroniTOP10 2020-21