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CFL Montreal 42, Toronto 17 - November 7, 2009

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The Montreal Alouettes won a franchise record 15 games in a season as they defeated the Toronto Argonauts in their final game of the regular season. (TSN)

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  • worst argo team ever?

  • i just wish tha the habs can be like them or the impacts

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  • why do they not have this in britan? people will love it.

  • I live about an hour away from Toronto and am an Als fan. I usually go when they are in Toronto or Hamilton. I passed this game up to watch the McMaster playoff game on TV since Montreal was playing mostly backups and it was a meaningless game for us. I regret not going to this game!!!!!

  • @MsGoldoche well i meant tha the habs could played like a team like the alouettes but yeah after thier playoff run i retake my comments

  • @cowboyslaval2008 not sure what your saying impact win championship in 2009 they going to mls in 2012 and habs had a pretty good run in the playoff.(p.s montreal own) and toronto fininsh last in all there sports blue jays leafs argos and not sure about the FC toronto

  • 1009th

  • The Argos have tied a franchise record of 15 losses set in 1993.

  • stephen reaves is the future at argos quarterback cuz kerry joseph sux now and pickett is gud but after a while starts to suck stephen reaves made his first start in his cfl career against the freakin Montreal allouettes the best team

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