the last time the bombers won a grey cup was 1984.
the last time the bombers won a grey cup was 1984.
when was the last time the bombers won a grey cup?
1984
since their establishment, the blue bombers have won the league's grey cup championship 10 times, most recently in 1990. with 10 wins, they have the third-highest win total in the grey cup although they are currently the team with the longest grey cup drought. the blue bombers were the first team not located in ontario or quebec to win a championship and hold the record for most grey cup appearances with 24.









































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winnipeg blue bombers
klassen played in two grey cup games during the b.c. lions' glory years in the mid-1980s, where he played the two best games of his cfl career. his first grey cup experience came in 1983 when the lions hosted the championship game during the first year of bc place's existence. that year, the lions hosted the western final for the first time since their 1964 grey cup championship and beat winnipeg, 39-21. in the 71st grey cup, the lions built up a 17-7 half-time lead but, unfortunately, weren't able to maintain the lead, eventually losing to the toronto argonauts 18-17 in front of 59,345 fans at bc place. klassen was a force at defensive end during the 1983 grey cup, earning 2.5 sacks and the grey cup's most valuable canadian. two years later, klassen was given another shot at winning the grey cup. b.c. got back to the grey cup in 1985 in what might be considered the greatest lions team in club history. the team breezed through the 1985 cfl season, finishing with a club-record 13-3 mark to finish first place in the west division and host their third consecutive western final. the leos dominated the winnipeg blue bombers at bc place, winning it 42-22. in the 73rd grey cup, b.c. continued its dominance against the hamilton tiger-cats "en route" to a 37-24 victory at olympic stadium in montreal, ending a 21-year drought. klassen again played an outstanding game at defensive tackle, pressuring and sacking hamilton quarterback ken hobart twice during the game to earn what would be his only grey cup championship, however his heroic effort at olympic stadium was overshadowed by the play of james "quick" parker, who was named the grey cup's most valuable player on defence. klassen finished his cfl career second all-time in grey cup sacks with 4.5, only behind tyrone jones.
rick klassen