The veteran guard swears the offensive line will be better than when Hamilton lost.
Alouette when hired as manager.
But it's less clear what emotions he hopes to instill in his players since taking over as interim head coach on July 6. — shared on his Twitter account — handed the Blue Bombers their first loss of the season following their come-from-behind victory in Winnipeg last Thursday.
Maciosia discussed the correlation between visualizing and believing, along with the importance of believing in each other, concluding that good teams find ways to win on the street in hostile environments. rice field. These sentiments were again reinforced on film by veteran guard Christian Matt
. “I’m not the type of person who likes to open up to everyone, to the world. I didn't realize it [because it was being filmed] and said what I felt."
As a 10-year veteran and the oldest player on the team, Matt earned the right to speak his mind. He doesn't talk much, but he feels that the experience has made him more comfortable.
"The big message from the beginning of the year was conviction," said Matt, 37. I've been repeating those things — that belief is a positive one.
When the Als embark late in the schedule Saturday afternoon against Hamilton his Tiger-Cats, the belief is It will be one of his common themes. Both teams have a record of 3-6 and he is tied for second in the East.
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Rambo's leap in Winnipeg spurred the moment, with Alouettes' Davis
