Winnipeg Blue Bombers Tickets

As an Argos fan, this game did not go as hoped. The game itself wasn't exciting until the final quarter, and the loss was heartbreaking. Atmosphere: As an avid Toronto Argonauts fan, I've seen the double-blue in action in Toronto, Hamilton, BC, Calgary & Winnipeg so far this season alone. Winnipeg has without question the most offensive, rude and ignorant fans. (I've seen a game in Winnipeg several times in several sections, and have faced similar unfortunate experiences each time. I'm former Toronto Argonaut employee (8 years with the boatmen) and have seen my share of CFL fans across the country and at Grey Cup festivals. Winnipeggers leave much to be desired. Venue: As for the venue, Canad Inns Stadium while aging, is a charming old stadium with great views and good character. Its a typical Western Canadian (outdoor) CFL venue. No real issues here other than the effort it takes to get to the upper deck. Bring a backback, because it may take you awhile. Decent food, affordable beer and accessible washrooms. Oh - and the BEST CFL team store in the league. Bar none. Want something with a Bombers logo? You'll find it here. Two thumbs up. Parking: Parking is affordable - $7 bucks right across the street. And the surrounding area is loaded with restaurants for a pre-game meal (or beer). Overall: Nothing overwhelmingly special about a visit to Canad Inns for a game - unless your a hometown fan - in which case its probably the best place on earth. That said, be your own critic and experience a visit for yourself. And its it happens to be in the winter months - - bring a coat. Gustafston

I attended the Winnipeg Blue Bomber game with lots of anticipation along with the 26000+ fans thinking that playing at home would give the players an edge to hold fast against the mighty Montreal Team. Well disappointment certainly loomed. The offense of the Winnipeg Blue bombers was not a cohesive group and did not play well, what with the fumbles and interceptions that let the Montreal Team score three majors. I do not think that blame can be put solely on the individual offense players and quarterback Michael Bishop as much as blame should be resting with the head coach who is also the offense coordinator. Perhaps the changes made to the team could be workable if the team coaches created different strategies for getting the ball to the red zone. Bishops arm we know is strong but if you throw the ball too hard and the intended receivers cannot hold onto the ball, we loose the momentum. I feel that the team we have has awesome talent and if coached by the right individual could produce amazing results. Give the bombers a chance and find someone out there who can use the talents we have collectively to get the wins. Would I attend another football game this year. I am unsure. I guess that I will take a wait and see attitude over the next few games. I know we can win at home now lets get to work and prove that the Winnipeg Blue Bombers are a force to be reckoned with. Let's Go Bombers.