Jogo Blue Bombers Team Set available at Bomber Store
Published on April 21, 2004 under Canadian Football League (CFL)
Winnipeg Blue Bombers News Release
WINNIPEG, MB â Attention all sports card collectors and fans of the Winnipeg Blue Bombers: the 2003 Jogo Blue Bombers Team Set is now available only at the Bomber Store.
By special arrangement with John Bradley & Jogo Inc., the Bomber Store is offering the complete 28-card team set to the public for only $9.99 + tax.
The full-color team set includes stars like wide receiver Robert Gordon, quarterback Khari Jones, runningback Charles Roberts, slotback Milt Stegall and kicker Troy Westwood. Fan favorites like offensive lineman Dave Mudge, linebacker Terry Ray, offensive lineman Eric Wilson (now of the Miami Dolphins) and fullback Mike Sellers (now of the Washington Redskins) are also in the set.
The Bomber Store is the only place to get this attractive set, so avoid disappointment by getting yours today before the sets are gone.
The store â located on the West side (St. James Street side) of Canad Inns Stadium â has the best selection of Winnipeg Blue Bombers apparel and merchandise. For more information on the Bomber Store, please call 779-7348.
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