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Now this I call holding a grudge. The second two gray-haired soccer greats aged 73 brawled with canes and fists... over a grudge dating back to to 1963 A Canadian soccer grudge that's festered for 48 years built onto a public level as two stories of the overall game, today 73 and gray-haired, brawled before an aghast group. Joe Kapp was the quarterback of the British Columbia Lions and Angelo Mosca was a lineman with the Hamilton Tiger-Cats when the two confronted off in the 1963 Gray Cup - Canadian football's edition of the Superbowl. As Mr Mosca broke Mr Kapp over the mind with his stick and Mr Capp retaliated by downing his adversary with a strike the old competition increased in to an fundamentally, then small slaps and insult an all-out battle Sunday. Angelo Mosca, a defensive lineman for the Hamilton Tiger-Cats, only, and poor blood: Joe Kapp, the former quarterback of the BC Lions couldn't get on Legends: Both Mr Kapp (left) and Mr Mosca (right) became popular and had occupations after their notorious 1963 Gray Cup display down Everything occurred on stage at a Football League alumni lunch in Vancouver which was designed to examine a notorious handle Mr Mosca produced against Mr Kapp's teammate at the Gray Cup game not exactly five years before. Mr Mosca was charged to intentionally creating a late, out-of-bounds hit on he was injured by one of the stars of the BC Lions, which so poorly he was removed by it from the overall game. The Tiger-Cats continued to win the overall game. But bygones couldn't be bygones for both of these aging players. Once the set are called to the period, Mr Kapp provides Mr Mosca being an olive branch a rose. Mr Mosca rejects the present and tells his opponent: 'Place it up your a**'! Mr Kapp, as an alternative, chooses to push the rose up Mr Mosca's nose. The defensive lineman bats Mr Kapp's hand away. Ouch: Laughs considered gasps and stop whilst the 73-year-old men started initially to spar on phase The quarterback lurches toward Mr Mosca. Mr Mosca shifts together with his microphone, then his stick. The stick links with Mr Kapp's mind. At because it understands both aged men on stage aren't experimenting this point, the market, which have been joking hysterically, falls silent. Mr Kapp goes in and blows Mr Mosca in the mouth, knocking him to the ground. As he's down Mr Kapp appears to land one good end. About 30 seconds in, young, more responsible men run the stage and split both aged soccer people aside. Both men had professions long following the famous 1963 game. Mr Angelo went in to professional wrestling after whilst the participant in Canadian professional activities creating a reputation. Mr Kapp became the only quarterback to perform in the Rose Bowl, the Superbowl and the Gray Cup. 'I don't wish to pass judgement on Angelo Mosca or Joe Kapp but I believe there's a lesson to be discovered here. The secret alive would be to reduce the street, not heap it on,' comedian Ron James, who had been the sponsor of the lunch, told CBC Sports. 'But these men, despite how old they are, what's bred within their bones is just a warrior's Study more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...#ixzz1f37aqGAD