On 8/28/05, William Robb <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> 
> Canadian football.
> It's similar, but different, nonetheless.
> Thanks for looking
> 

One more player on the field, considerably larger field, one less down
(meaning you only get 3 chances to move the ball 10 yards, rather than
4 in Amercan football).  All that, plus the players annual salaries
are measured in tens of thousands of dollars, not millions as in the
US.

Still, a fun game to watch;  highly entertaining.  It was even better
when we had two teams in the CFL (Canadian Football League) named the
Roughriders:  The Ottawa Roughriders and the Saskatchewan Roughriders
(the green team in Bill's pix).  But, the Ottawa team folded several
years ago, and although there's a new team there now, they chose a
different moniker.  It was always fun trying to explain a "Roughriders
vs. Roughriders" game to foreigners <vbg>.
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