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I've been a fan of James Wilder Jr. Since his days at Tampa Plant High (BIG College football fan, FSU, specifically). I've always watched the Grey Cup, but with Wilder in TO, I watched avidly last year.

JWJ is also an awesome dude. Got to meet him and he signed some of my FSU National Championship gear from the 2013 title.
 
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I’ve always been an Argo’s fan, Although since I live in the US now watching games on TV gets to be a bit tough. Though a few games throughout the season end up in tv.

Hoping to catch a game live if i visit Toronto over the summer
 
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Coming off a grey cup win. Will you be more inclined to watch them next Season? Still not interested?


I've always been a fan (wearing and Argos t-shirt right now) so always watch their games. I also watch about every other CFL game that is on TV if I am home. Because of that, I can't watch any more than I already do unless I specifically stay home to watch every game that is broadcast.
 
Don't follow it much except when we beat the ticats (have few Hamilton friends that follow religiously)
 
My favourite thing to do when I find out that someone is from Saskatchewan is to tell them that the CFL isn't a real league.

I don't follow the CFL at all. Though the Redblacks get pretty good attention in Ottawa, it's nice to see.
 
I'm an Argos fan when its convenient. I find the CFL hard to watch and keep up with when there is no real competition to make the playoffs, there are too few teams.
 
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Don't care for anything outside the NFL or NCAA football. I don't need a 3rd league to follow. Glad there are people out there who enjoy it, but I do hate the argument Toronto shouldn't get an NFL team because it would kill the Argo's and therefore the CFL.
 
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I'm an Argos fan.

The CFL is the only league in all of sports I'll watch any game with any two teams.
 
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Been a fan since the days when they would play to crowds in excess of 35,000 at the old CNE. Marvelous days back then.
Little sporting dollar competition and lack of internet and alternative TV options made the CFL a big deal in town.
Favourite players include: Conredge Holloway, Terry Greer, Doug Flutie and Pinball Clemons, of course.
I'll be watching on TV and hitting up a few games live, I'm sure.
 
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Been a fan since the McNall, Gretzky, Candy/Rocket Ishmail are onwards.

Been a season ticket holder since they moved to BMO, a much better venue than the dome/Rogers Centre. We incresed our account from 2 to 3 seats due with new pricing.

Looking forward to June 23rd!
 
Even though I actually some of the rules better than the NFL, not much a CFL fan - my team would be Winnipeg though. I'd much rather follow NFL or NCAA though, but football is way down on my list, unless you are talking making bets. :)
 
I keep track to see how some of the guys I played with\against are doing, but not much further than that.

Trouble with the CFL is you really have to do a good job of marketing\presentation (which they fail at consistently). They don't have the luxury of relying on the things that truly boost the NFL's base (gambling and fantasy).
 
I keep track to see how some of the guys I played with\against are doing, but not much further than that.

Trouble with the CFL is you really have to do a good job of marketing\presentation (which they fail at consistently). They don't have the luxury of relying on the things that truly boost the NFL's base (gambling and fantasy).

I think a big part of that too is how small the league is in terms of number of teams.
 
I think a big part of that too is how small the league is in terms of number of teams.
But the problem is how many cities in Canada are there that have the population to support a team that don't already have one? The plan is for a team in the Maritimes (Halifax IIRC) but other than Quebec City where else could you put a team? The league tried putting teams in non NFL American markets and it was a disaster so that's not an option.
 

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