Letter From a Fan & My Response..

Tom....

I understand your feelings, your anger, your frustration. Lots of us do. You know that I really care about the team too- even though we haven't met personally. Oski-wee-wee brother. (Loved your video- you did yours at home while mine was from the stadium. It was so cold and wet that day that my voice was really hoarse.) Anyway....

I want to warn you as a friend on the board.

You are feeling SO negative now that you are starting to turn off friends and readers. It will hurt you in the future - hurt your access to the team - hurt the B&G - and hurt YOU when your ability to be close to the team and its fans fades away.

I'm not criticizing you but rather want to stand beside you. I would advise you to take a deep breath and let yourself calm down. I try to do this daily! Then I would suggest that you write a thread that says that you still love the team, have been really upset and may have gone a bit overboard, and that you want to get back to analysis and reporting rather than being angry and criticizing.

It's only my suggestion but I'm really concerned over how people are beginning to see you on the board... and it's the good people too.

All the best. Hang in there. Find some fun.


A Fan



Dear Fan,
Your Right I Went over Board
This Why I am taking a Week Off From Going to practices.
So I hope to Regain my Insight and Write with Less Anger..

When you Bleed Black and Gold
Sometime You go little Nuts Have a Melt Down
I Had one ..

Your Letter Help me see this Thanks.
Tom

Transactions -

28-Sep-08
HAM ADD FROM RESERVE NIP Chris BAUMAN (WR) Regina
HAM ADD FROM RESERVE IMP Tre SMITH (RB) Auburn
HAM ADD FROM RESERVE IMP Tyler SMITH (DB) Weber State
HAM TFR TO RESERVE NIP J.P. BEKASIAK (OL) Toledo
HAM TFR TO RESERVE IMP Terry CAULLEY (RB) Connecticut
HAM TFR TO RESERVE IMP Eddie COHEN (WR) Western Carolina
HAM TFR TO RESERVE IMP Dominic LEWIS (DL) Kentucky
29-Sep-08
HAM ADD IMP Jo Jo WALKER (WR) Maryland

Cam Wake a Ticat Killer..

The Ticats Have Gave up 17 Sacks to the BC Lions in 2 Games
The Puddy Cats OL is like a leaky boat
Swiss Cheese could block better then our OLine..
The Real Ticat Killer is Cam Wake
Lucky for us He'll be in the NFL Next year.
Wake had 16 Sack in 2007
He already has 18 and should be the league MVP and Defence Player of the year.
Wakes Stats vs Hamilton are nothing but Unreal
7 Sacks 16 Tackles 1 Forced Fumble
He more Sacks vs us then our leading Defence lineman has in Total.

Lions rip pussy Cats apart

Lions rip pussy Cats apart

The B.C. Lions dominated the once-proud Hamilton Tigercats 40-10 at B.C. Place

Ed Willes, The Province

Published: Sunday, September 28, 2008

Saturday evening, on his team's second play from scrimmage, Hamilton Tiger-Cats quarterback Quinton Porter stood in the pocket and, with unerring accuracy, picked out Korey Banks downfield.

Sadly for Porter, Banks plays for the B.C. Lions.

Read the Rest Here

40 to 10 and 10 Sacks How Bad are We ?

40 to 10 and We give up 10 Sacks
we Stink worse the year old Garbage..
in my 30 years as Ticat Fan This Seasons has been the Most Embarrassing

I Nevered Cheered for an aother Team
when Ticats play at Home But The Last game of this season .
I Will Cheer for The Stamps .
Right Now I Angry and Pissed off..

Ticket Prices Better stay wherre are Or I may not come back ..

TICATS MOURN PASSING OF RALPH SAZIO

2008-09-26 16:18:00

TICATS MOURN PASSING OF RALPH SAZIO

Hamilton, Ontario – The Hamilton Tiger-Cats are mourning the loss of former player, coach and executive, Ralph Sazio, who passed away last night at the age of 86.

Sazio played four seasons (1950-53) as an offensive and defensive lineman with the Tiger-Cats before becoming head coach in 1963. In five seasons as head coach, he became the most successful coach in Ticats history, compiling a record of 49-20-1 and capturing three Grey Cup championships in four appearances.

He later became the Black and Gold’s general manager from 1968-1875 as well as 1980, and also served as president from 1973-1977. Following a three-year stint as Vice President of Football Operations from 1978-1980, Sazio left the Ticats to become the President of the Toronto Argonauts.

Sazio was inducted into the Canadian Football Hall of Fame as a builder in 1988 and is also included on the Ticats Wall of Honour. He won the Annus Stukus Trophy as the league’s top coach in 1964.

About the Hamilton Tiger-Cats
The Hamilton Tiger-Cats are a member of the Canadian Football League (CFL) with a rich 139-year history, which includes 43 Canadian Football Hall of Famers and 15 Grey Cup Championships. For more information log onto www.ticats.ca

Tiger-Cats Sign All-Star Running Back Kenton Keith

Canadian Press

2007-09-22 17:00:00

Hamilton, Ontario – The Hamilton Tiger-Cats announced the signing of all-star import running back Kenton Keith.

“We’re very excited to add another outstanding player to our team,” said general manager Bob O’Billovich. “Kenton is a proven performer in this league and has demonstrated the ability to make big plays on the ground and as a receiver. He has the potential to score from anywhere on the field.”

Keith, a 5-11, 198-pound native of Lincoln, Nebraska spent last season with the NFL’s Indianapolis Colts, where he carried the ball 121 times for 533 yards and three touchdowns while adding 13 receptions for 77 yards and a touchdown.

Prior to joining the Colts, Keith played four stellar seasons with the Saskatchewan Roughriders. In 43 career games, he recorded 3,811 rushing yards and 21 rushing touchdowns while also making 126 receptions for 1,178 yards and eight receiving touchdowns.

Keith was named a West Division All-Star in 2004 and 2006 and was the West Division’s Most Outstanding Player in 2006. The 28-year-old was Saskatchewan’s nominee for Most Outstanding Player in 2004 and 2006 and Most Outstanding Rookie in 2003.

About the Hamilton Tiger-Cats
The Hamilton Tiger-Cats are a member of the Canadian Football League (CFL) with a rich 139-year history, which includes 43 Canadian Football Hall of Famers and 15 Grey Cup Championships. For more information log onto www.ticats.ca

TSN Saids KK Will Sign Today

Kenton Keith Newst Tigercat(Photo: Dilip Vishwanat/Getty Images)

TSN is Reporting Hamilton Tiger-Cats will announce
Monday afternoon Kenton Keith has signed a three-year contract
Bye bye Jesse.
Maybe bye bye Printers Too

2008 Season RIP The Good and Bad of it .

Stop Telling we have Chance at Playoffs
Mathematically we do
But we face Montreal Twice
The Roughrider & BC s at thier Homes
We have to Run the Table
This Not going to Happen.

Lets Looks at the Good and Bad..

The Bad:
(1)Can't win
(2)no Playoffs
(3)Sloppy Play
(4)Less People going to Games
(5) Less Money for the Team
(6) an unhappy Owner and Fan Base.
(7) Starters Can't stay Healthy
(8) Coaches not getting Threw to players

The good :
(1)25% Discount on my Ticket Next year.
(2) a Young team with a lot upside next year
(3) maybe No More Jesse or Casey
(4) 1st Pick overall again in the CFL Draft.
(5) More time for Obie to find a head Coach
(6) maybe Denny Crehand out of Town.
(7) Maybe the Return of Stubler as DC.
(8) More Shakes up at Ticats H.Q.(entering News in off-season I get board)
(9) Less Lines at Bathrooms at Half Time
(10) Less Lines for Beer and Food
(11) Backup players getting Playing Time
so the can Start next year
(12) Again 25% off my Ticket next year

What did We trade Zeke for .

I have Heard We traded Zeke for nothing .
Will Right now that is true ...
We did get Winnipeg's 1st Pick It should around 6 or 7 Pick overall
Plus the Rights to this Guy Below Corey Mace
Who 2ND year Bills Practice Roster
I think Each Team can keep 3 years Max on that Roster Before he Receives a NFL Pension.
So it not likely he be there a 3rd..

Corey Mace

Pro Highlights:

As of Now Sept 20th 2008 is on the Practice Roster of the Buffalo Bills as a DE.

Aug 31, 2008: Re-signed by the Buffalo Bills to the practice squad.
Aug 30, 2008: Waived by the Buffalo Bills.
Apr 3, 2008: Re-signed by the Buffalo Bills.
Dec 29, 2007: Signed by the Buffalo Bills from the practice squad.
Sep 2, 2007: Signed by the Buffalo Bills to the practice squad.
Sep 1, 2007: Released by the Buffalo Bills.
Apr 30, 2007: Signed as an undrafted free agent by the Buffalo Bills.
Apr 30, 2007: Signed as an undrafted free agent by the Buffalo Bills.

College Highlights:

Corey Mace makes a slight position switch in 2006, moving to defensive end. He played defensive tackle last season. Mace was a productive player in 2005 -- his first season competing at the NCAA Division I-A level. He transferrred to Wyoming from Palomar Community College in California. At the conclusion of 2006 spring drills, he was listed as the co-starter at defensive end with senior Aaron Robbins, who returns after missing all of last season due to a knee injury. Mace and Robbins will give the Pokes a tandem of talented seniors at the defensive end position.

2005: Mace played in all 11 games as a junior. He was credited with 14 tackles, including one sack, three tackles for losses and one pass broken up. His best games came at Air Force, with five tackles, and against Louisiana Monroe, with four tackles. He transferred to Wyoming from Palomar Community College in California in January of 2005 and participated in spring drills with the Cowboys. Mace concluded spring drills No. 2 on the depth chart at defensive tackle behind Jake Mayes. Mace became the third student-athlete in two years from Palomar to sign with the University of Wyoming Football program. He joined Brandon Bell (cornerback) and Ron Rockett (strong safety) on the Cowboy roster.

Palomar CC: Mace earned Second Team All-Mission Conference honors at Palomar Community College in 2004. He was three times named the conference Defensive Player of the Week. Mace recorded 51 tackles, including seven quarterback sacks and 10 tackles for losses. He also broke up four opponent passes. He was elected a team captain his sophomore season. Over his two seasons at Palomar, Mace recorded a total of 12 sacks. His head coach at Palomar was Joe Early. His defensive coordinator at Palomar was Laramie, Wyo., native and 1978 University of Wyoming graduate J.G. Aegerter. Mace was recruited by Michigan State, Oregon State and Washington coming out of junior college.

Air Port Comes up Close but no Cigar

As I Said From Beginning of Season Quinton Porter is the Real deal
With Casey Being Hurt Late in 2ND Qrt .
Porter Came Off the Bench to Rally the Tabbies.
Only to Fall Short Because of a Bad Snap Losing By 23 and 25 To the Bombers

With Our City in Morning with Loss of R.L Just Two Days Ago.
The Boy Put Fight He be proud of .
Porter Best Pass was a Bomb to Rodriguez
It was 42-yard pass to Get us Close 24-22
That was Porter's first touchdown pass as a CFL QB.
Porter stats are Below .

Name	CP/AT	YDS	TD	INT
Q. PORTER	11/17	183	1	0

Remembering Ron

Thanks for Ticats.ca for the links

A day after the passing of Ron Lancaster, reporters from coast to coast are weighing in on the loss of a legend.

http://www.ticats.ca/article/remembering-ron

Notice in Today's Spectator:

I hope this last Time I have Print one these for while
two many people close to the CFL have left us this year.
Notice in Today's Spectator:

LANCASTER, Ronald (CFL Legend) Peacefully, on Thursday, September 18, 2008, in his 70th year. Beloved husband of Beverly. Cherished and adored father of Lana and her husband Larry Mueller, Ronnie and his wife Paula, and Bob. Doting grandfather of Marc, Brittany, Brie-Anne and Alexis. Son of Dorothy and the late Elmer. Brother of Jean, Bill, Carol, Betty, Dorothy, Janet, Shelby and the late Allen and Marvin. Ron will be sadly missed by his many family, friends and fans. A Commemorative Gathering to Celebrate Ron's Life will be held at BAY GARDENS FUNERAL HOME, 947 Rymal Road East (between Upper Gage and Upper Ottawa), HAMILTON (905-574-0405) on Monday, September 22, 2008 from 2-5 p.m. Cremation has taken place. In lieu of flowers, the family would appreciate memorial donations to the Juravinski Cancer Centre. Please sign the online Book of Condolence at www.baygardens.ca

Good Bye Ron a letter to Ron Lancaster

Dear Mr Lancaster ,
I know you gone
but over The past 5 years
you help Me learn more about Football and Live then you'll every Know Sir.


I told that this year
How Much I Respected you From The 1st time Met you .
How I was so Frighten and Nervous That day .
I Will always Remember that .

Over past few years I've got to see another Side of you many never got to see.
How you where around Friends Young Kids and Family .
The Smile From a Simple Man I Had much Respect for

If I had a Question about Life or Football
You Never BS ME you Gave it me Straight
Sometimes I did not like it But I Always Respected it
I will miss our Brief Talks at the Stadium.


The Country is will miss you
I will miss you
The CFL Will miss you
Your Family will miss you
We all know You'll be Coaching Young Kids in Heaven to Championship.
God Bless and good bye Ron.

Ron Lancaster 1938-2003

2008-09-18 11:50:00

THE CANADIAN PRESS

HAMILTON - The CFL has lost one of its legends.

Canadian Football Hall of Famer Ron Lancaster has died. He was 69. A Hamilton Tiger-Cats spokesman says he died Wednesday night. The former star quarterback and coach was diagnosed with lung cancer earlier this summer and had been undergoing radiation and chemotherapy to treat the disease.

He had been working as a colour analyst on Hamilton Tiger-Cats radio broadcasts this season before receiving the diagnosis. He was also serving as the Ticats senior adviser to organizational development

"Our league has lost its 'little general'. And our country has lost a giant of a man," said CFL Commissioner Mark Cohon.

"Ron Lancaster is deeply loved across Canada, as a CFL player, coach, broadcaster and mentor, but most of all as a true friend. His career spanned eras, bridged west and east, and delighted our fans. But his life transcended sport, because the young man who came here from Pennsylvania grew into a true Canadian hero -- a role model who often towered above the rest, and yet remained resolutely down to earth, at the same time.

“Our hearts and thoughts are with his wife, Bev, three children Lana, Rob and Bob and his four grandchildren.”

Lancaster, a native of Fairchance, Pa., began his illustrious CFL career in 1960 with the Ottawa Rough Riders. He was dealt to Saskatchewan in 1963, spending 16 years there and leading the Roughriders to their first-ever Grey Cup title in 1966, which came against Ottawa.

He captured the Schenley Award as the CFL's outstanding player in 1970 and '76.

Lancaster became Saskatchewan's head coach immediately after the 1978 season but was let go after consecutive 2-14 seasons.

Lancaster then joined the CBC, where he worked as a colour analyst for the network's CFL broadcasts. He also served as a basketball colour commentator at the 1988 Summer Olympics in Seoul.

Lancaster returned to football in 1991 as the Edmonton Eskimos head coach. He spent seven seasons there, winning a Grey Cup in 1993.

Lancaster became the 17th head coach in Ticats' history on Nov. 26, 1997.

He served as the club's coach from 1998 to 2003, leading the Ticats to Grey Cup appearances in 1998 and '99, winning the latter.

He returned to the sidelines as Hamilton's interim head coach in '06 after Greg Marshall was fired.

Lancaster's 142 regular-season wins place him fifth on the CFL's career list.

Popular and respected in CFL circles for his integrity and up-front demeanour, Lancaster was inducted into the Canadian Football Hall of Fame in 1982 and the Canadian Sports Hall of Fame in 1985.

He is survived by his wife Bev, three children Lana, Ron and Bob and his four grandchildren.

Also From Ticat.ca

TIGER-CATS MOURN PASSING OF RON LANCASTER

Hamilton, Ontario – With sadness, the Hamilton Tiger-Cats are mourning the loss of CFL legend Ron Lancaster, who passed away this morning. Lancaster joined the Ticats as head coach in 1998 and most recently served as Special Advisor of Organizational Development.

Lancaster began his CFL career with the Ottawa Roughriders in 1960 before being dealt to the Saskatchewan Roughriders in 1963. Over the course of his illustrious 19-year playing career, Lancaster completed 3,384 passes for 50,535 yards and 333 touchdowns and was named the CFL’s Most Outstanding Player in 1970 and 1976.

After spending two seasons as as a player-coach, Lancaster served another two seasons as Saskatchewan’s head coach beginning in 1978.

Following a stint as a broadcaster on CBC, Lancaster returned to the coaching ranks in 1991 with the Edmonton Eskimos, a position he held for eight years before becoming the 17th head coach in Ticats history in 1997. He earned the CFL’s Coach of the Year award and led the Ticats to their most recent Grey Cup in 1999.

Lancaster was inducted into the Canadian Football Hall of Fame in 1982 and the Canadian Sports Hall of Fame in 1985.

He is survived by his wife, Bev, and three children Lana, Rob and Bob. He was 69-years old.


About the Hamilton Tiger-Cats
The Hamilton Tiger-Cats are a member of the Canadian Football League (CFL) with a rich 139-year history, which includes 43 Canadian Football Hall of Famers and 15 Grey Cup Championships. For more information log onto www.ticats.ca

Related Links

• Lancaster Photo Gallery
• Thread from Ticats.ca Talking about Ron's Passing
  

Hall Of Fame Game Block out Localy

The Blackout should only Effect Non HD Viewers.
If have TSN HD you should get the Game.
Also it may on TSN-II for non HD Views.
Just keep an Eye out.

If Can go to game And Support the Team

Great Effort but not good Enough to win..

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The Ticats Play Hard tonight
The Defence played great tonight Forcing Turnovers
I've been saying this Since Training Camp CB Tisdale is Money..
Tonight he Proved it .. Picking off 2 and Bringing back 1 to the house.

But Turnovers hurt us..
Jesse got hurt again and was out before 1st Qtr ended.
Great effort but as I said Before the season is over..
Printers Played okay but he needs take care of Ball.

Players of the Game for me
Defence Geoff Tisdale CB
Offence Prechae Rodriguez WR
Special Teams Nick Setta

TIGER-CATS ACQUIRE ALAIN KASHAMA

Hamilton, Ontario – The Hamilton Tiger-Cats announced today that they have acquired non-import defensive lineman Alain Kashama from the Montreal Alouettes in exchange for a conditional draft pick in the CFL Canadian Draft.

“We’ve been looking at getting players who can help our team get more pressure up front and we feel that Alain is very capable of helping us do that,” said general manager Bob O’Billovich. “He’s a very good pass rusher off the edge with great size and as a non-import he gives our team some great options and flexibility.”

Kashama, a 6-4, 270-pound native of Montreal, Quebec led the Alouettes last season with eight sacks and added 29 tackles and two special teams tackles. Prior to joining the Als, Kashama spent time in the NFL with both the Chicago Bears (2004) and Seattle Seahawks (2005).

Ticats get Hosed in Trade with Bombers

The Ticats Traded Zeke Moreno and a conditional draft pick for Nothing
We got Hosed!!!!
Thanks Obie and Scott please do us a Favor and Resign now !!!

What did we get to help us win now Nothing ...
Obie Said He fired Taaffe to allow to make the playoffs with new blood leading the way .
Then He Turns around and Trades Our All star MLB for Nothing
The Worse part of this deal is he Traded Zeke to a Team in our Division.

Where dose this make Sence football Wise...
What did we get Oh Boy Did we get Hosed...
A Draft pick and player who may never play in the CFL
This is cause he is on a NFL Teams Practice Roster .

Zeek Sent Packing to the Peg

TICATS SEND MORENO TO WINNIPEG

Hamilton, Ontario – The Hamilton Tiger-Cats announced today that the team has acquired the Winnipeg Blue Bombers first round selection in the 2009 CFL Canadian Draft as well as the rights to non-import defensive lineman Corey Mace in exchange for import linebacker Zeke Moreno and a conditional draft pick.

"With the sudden illness of Tom Canada and his subsequent inability to play football for a lengthy period of time, the initial proposed trade obviously wasn't going to work,” said general manager Bob O’Billovich. “We worked hard with Winnipeg to find a solution and the agreed-to trade essentially gets us two first round talents for Zeke Moreno, and that's going to help us a great deal as we move forward."

Mace was Winnipeg’s second round (11th overall) selection in the 2007 CFL Canadian Draft. In 2007, he signed with the Buffalo Bills of the NFL as an undrafted free agent after playing college football at the University of Wyoming.

Ticats Sign QB Tafralis

ICATS SIGN QUARTERBACK, DEFENSIVE TACKLE

Hamilton, Ontario – The Hamilton Tiger-Cats announced today that the team has signed import quarterback Adam Tafralis and import defensive tackle Curtis Coker.

Tafralis, a 6-1, 219-pound native of Daly City, California, played four seasons at San Jose State where he completed 603 of 1027 pass attempts for 7,548 yards and 52 touchdowns, while carrying the ball 197 times for 983 rushing yards and nine touchdowns. After turning pro, the 25-year-old signed with the NFL’s Indianapolis Colts as an undrafted free agent.

Coker, a 6-0, 302-pound native of Las Vegas, Nevada, spent four years at Oregon State. The 23-year-old started 25 of 39 games played with the Beavers, recording 52 total tackles, nine tackles for losses and 4.5 quarterback sacks.

About the Hamilton Tiger-Cats
The Hamilton Tiger-Cats are a member of the Canadian Football League (CFL) with a rich 139-year history, which includes 43 Canadian Football Hall of Famers and 15 Grey Cup Championships. For more information log onto www.ticats.ca

Trade Talks for Zeke Stall Thank God

Trade talks between the Hamilton Tiger-Cats and Winnipeg Blue Bombers centring around rush end Tom Canada have hit a snag.

A league source requesting anonymity told The Canadian Press early Monday evening that the Bombers had dealt the tenacious rush end and the rights to Canadian-born defensive lineman Corey Mace to Hamilton for linebacker Zeke Moreno.

In fact, Bombers general manager Brendan Taman confirmed that the two teams had signed off on the deal, but that was before news that Canada wasn't completely healthy broke late Monday night.

"Tom isn't medically right," Taman said. "There are problems that could affect his playing.

Thank god this deal is dead at the momment.

More Bad news For Ticat Fans this time a Bad Trade

The Canadian Football League's two worst teams shook things up on Monday in a blockbuster trade that say the Winnipeg Blue Bombers send defensive end Tom Canada and the rights to Canadian-born defensive lineman Corey Mace to the Hamilton Tiger-Cats in exchange for linebacker Zeke Moreno.

Canada has told the Winnipeg Press He won't Report to Hamilton
Another Bad Deal if Canada don't Report ..
Tom Canada, another Bomber big name, headed to Hamilton for l.b. Zeke Moreno.
As of now the deal is being held up by Canada's refusal to report to the Ticats.
Here is Quote From Tom Canada
"It looks like they're getting rid of me, man," Canada told The Free Press. "It's Hamilton, but as of this point I'm refusing the trade because I've got better things to do than go to Hamilton and lose more games.

The CFL Is now trying to fix the Mess.

for those who miss the Press Conference

for those who miss the Press Conference on The Firing of head coach Charile Taaffe

Click here to Watch it
TICATS NAME BELLEFEUILLE INTERIM HEAD COACH

Hamilton, Ontario – The Hamilton Tiger-Cats announced today that Charlie Taaffe has been relieved of his duties as head coach. Offensive coordinator Marcel Bellefeuille will assume the head coaching position on an interim basis.

“Marcel is a bright, up-and-coming football mind, who is very capable of becoming a successful head coach in this league,” said general manager Bob O’Billovich. ”After a thorough evaluation, we felt that a change was necessary in the best interests of the Tiger-Cats. We wish Charlie all the best in his future endeavors.”

Bellefeuille joined the Ticats as offensive coordinator on December 19, 2007. He served as the Montreal Alouettes offensive coordinator in 2007 after a one-year stint as Montreal’s receivers and running backs coach. Before joining the Als, Bellefeuille spent five seasons with the Saskatchewan Roughriders – the latter three as the team’s offensive coordinator.

Bellefeuille also enjoyed a successful tenure as head coach with the University of Ottawa prior to beginning his CFL career, capturing a Vanier Cup championship in 2000.

About the Hamilton Tiger-Cats
The Hamilton Tiger-Cats are a member of the Canadian Football League (CFL) with a rich 139-year history, which includes 43 Canadian Football Hall of Famers and 15 Grey Cup Championships. For more information log onto www.ticats.ca

Black and Gold Report a Video Statement on the Firing of Coach Taaffe

Charile and His Wife at Labour Day Cats Claws BBQ.
Today he was fired as our head coach.


This Sad Day for me as a Ticat Fan ,
The Team Let head Charile Taafee go today
After he worked so hard and He thrown under a Bus.
This Huge Error IMO.
Here is my Video Statement on his Firing .



I will miss you Charlie
Good luck to you and your wounder Family .
You Taught me a lot in time you where here
May your next Job give you what you need to win
cause this one did not.

Ticats Can Taaffe

YOUR FIRED!!!

2008-09-08 11:00:00

The Hamilton Tiger-Cats will make a major announcement today at approximately 1:30 p.m.

They have Fired Charile Taaffe

I will post more about the head Coach Behing fired after the Press Confrence

Click here to watch the press conference LIVE on Ticats TV.

Lancaster 's Thanks you for signing the big Card

For all those Fans who Signed the Card to Ron Lancaster Labour day
He has a Message for you
Thank you




Ron Your Welcome get Well Soon.

Bunch over Over Paid Bums!!!!

The Ticats Where no Match for BC Lions Getting Blow out 35-12
To Quote the Great Harold Ballard The Ticats are Bunch over Paid Bums..
Sloppy Play on Both Sides of the Ball Made the score worse then was.
The Ticats Young Offience Line could not Stop Wake and Johnson
The CFL top to QB Killers in the CFL
Wake is Ranked #1 and Johnson is 2 in the league in Sacks

Then Ticats Defence could not tackle a Cold
They where Using Bodies to Tackle instead of Rapping up.
When they got To the BC QB
they did not Contain Him
Buck Always found someone on Scramble..

As Ticat Fan I Sick Of this
Half Thew the season they still can't Tackle
No Pass Rush or Pass Blocking
It time to put up or Shut Boys ..
I am Sick of the Sloppy Play . Grow Up

Here are photos from The Game

Miss a Block Get Cut ..

The Ticats Cut Tackle Jonta Woodard.
Woodard miss a Block that Killed the Ticats go head Drive
He Blocked inside when should blocked outside.
The Guard is To Block the inside Rush

Jonta was benched early in year and just never Regain his rookie Form.

CAVKA RETURNS TO TIGERTOWN

Hamilton, Ontario – The Hamilton Tiger-Cats announced today the signing of import offensive lineman Marko Cavka.

Cavka, a 6-7, 294-pound native of Cypress, California started all six games he appeared in with the Ticats this season. The Sacramento State product originally signed with the Ticats on September 12, 2007 after stints with the NFL’s New York Jets and NFL Europe’s Amsterdam Admirals.

The Ticats also announced the team has released import offensive lineman Jonta Woodard.

About the Hamilton Tiger-Cats
The Hamilton Tiger-Cats are a member of the Canadian Football League (CFL) with a rich 139-year history, which includes 43 Canadian Football Hall of Famers and 15 Grey Cup Championships. For more information log onto www.ticats.ca

Staying home to cool Off.

I love going to Watch The Ticats Practice.
But the Labour Day loss had me Pretty Mad..
So I may not go Practice at all this week.

I Just don't to go and lose my Temper with anyone there.
so it better cool my jets here at home
This Football Team Means alot to me.
So Maybe Tomorrow be in a better mood and Mindset to go .
But If I am not I will just stay home and just go to the game on Saturday .

The good and bad from The Lost to Toronto.

Here is The Good and Bad from the Labour day Game


1st The Bad..
(1) The Cutting of Tackle and Guard Marko Cavka..
The Ticats Trusting a Young Canadian Lineman who could not block a cold.
Marko was having an All star Season.
He was cut for his American Status only IMO.
This Makes me Wounder if the Football Staff understands Talent at all

(2) Special Teams Got Torched..
Missing Kordic and Beverage Did not help.

(3) Defence again was Suspect.
We Got Pressure But the Did not contain Kerry
He always found someone on the Scramble Drill
They where big Gains that hurt us .

Now they Must Face B.C in a Must Win Game in 3 Days
Chances are very Good we'll have 1st pick again next April.
Well Also have Discounted Tickets

Some has to be fired for this !!!


Now the Good

(1) Our Runnning Game : Again this was a Highlight for us.
(2) OLine Play Okay Till we Lost Thomas.
(now with no Cakva They are going to have to Trust Young Canadians to get the Job Done)
(3) Printers is Finally Showing Something but it may be too late to Save Taaffe Job.


Now The Ticats Get Ready for B.C with a Short Week.
I don't like our Chances.
But it is a Must Win or the season is Done..

I am already have My NFL Lions Jersey out
So what dose that Tell you .
Someones Head needs to Roll Soon
It may be after the BC Game if they Lose it.