Firing Don Matthews Sparks debate on Lions and CFL fate
In Vancouver the BC Lions dismissed head coach Don Matthews after a 56-23-1 record, sparking a broad debate on coaching firings in Canadian football. The piece questions motives, cites rival benchmarks by Hugh Campbell and Pop Ivy, and critiques management, the GM, and media relations as potential causes.
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Lotusland
B.C. Lions
Don Matthews
Bud Grant
Hugh Campbell
Edmonton
Pop Ivy
Matthews
Bucky Beaver
Lions
Joe Galat
Galat
B.C
Bud Riley
Winnipeg
Vancouver
Rain Forest
Roy Dewalt
Mervyn Fernandez
Los Angeles
Joe
CFL
Blue Bombers
Edmonton Eskimos
Cal Murphy
Mike Riley
Westman Seniors Council meets in Brandon
Westman Senior Citizens Council Inc. held its October 13 1987 meeting in Brandon with 42 members from 25 clubs. New members Eva McTavish and Ed Baldie were welcomed. The agenda included rally plans for October 21, a draft constitution discussion, fund requests for the Games Committee, and talks by Fred McGuinness on writing and local history.
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Lenore
Westman Senior Citizens Council Inc
Brandon
John Rankin
Eva McTavish
Birtle
Cartlege
Bill Butler
John Swenson
Westman Seniors Games Committee
Fred McGuinness
Brandon Sun
Brandon University
McGuinness
Manitoba Telephone System
Bob Ash
Westman Board
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Jack Matheson
Income Tax, Estates & Accounting Service
Knight Accounting Service
the Echo
Westman Senior’s
Ed Baldie
R.C.M.P
Louise Hunter
Mary Ferris
Happy Haven
Dorothy Rowe
Melita
Fred North
Westman Seniors Game Committee
John Svenson
Virden
Betty Haven
Bessie
Hallowe’en Party
the Rivers Inn
FORD
Rivers
Ranger
Brian Or
Donat Forman