We Are The Champions

Wow, what an amazing football game last night. That was some game. The Als were down by 16 points going into the fourth quarter and won the game with a field goal with no time left on the clock. My personal opinion is that the Grey Cup is way more exciting than the Super Bowl. I don't care what people think, but the Super Bowl is nothing but a big showcase. Tell me, if you ask any yahoo yankee down south who won the Super Bowl or better yet who were the two teams that played when that Janet Jackson/Jason Timberlake spectacle happened I bet 9 out of 10 of them would not know. There is so much focus on the half time show down there that the game itself is forgotten. I haven't really seen a Super Bowl game that was as exciting as last nights game. And it really bothers me that the people of Montreal are not even celebrating the Cup win. Common Montreal we've witnessed one of the greatest Grey Cup games and our Als won. I heard that the Grey Cup parade will be on Wednesday and I will be there to celebrate. On another note, I tried getting tickets for my favorite band U2 today and all the tickets were sold out in 30 minutes. They went on sale at noon time and when I got home around 2 I thought there were going to be some tickets available when I placed my call. Wow, and this was for the second show. Montreal loves U2 and I know they feel the same about our city. Our city was one of the only cities in North America that discovered them back in '79 - '80. This was the same time I started following the band, and no one even knew who they were. I knew about them back then that these guys had a lot of talent and that they were to make it big one day and I was right, look at them now. Tomorrow, I want to talk about politics. I hope I will be polite about what I will write. Has anyone seen the Fifth Estate on the CBC the other night about 9/11? And does any Canadian out there care about what this bone head Harper is doing to our reputation around the world. He is embarrassing us and tarnishing our image around the world. I'll discuss this tomorrow.