Brian Brohm and Lirim Hajrullahu

Lirim Hajrullahu: If the hardest part of Lirim Hajrullahu beginnings in Canada was language, that great jumble of English words that all sounded so much the same, he was OK with that. , according to Winnipeg Free Press. It actually begins with soccer. Bombers placekicker Lirim Hajrullahu 79 celebrates a field goal against the Argonauts with quarterback Brian Brohm, June 9 in Winnipeg. For the kid from Kosovo, Winnipeg is only part of a dream come true. Photo Store Related Items Videos Bombers This Week: Question marks leading up to home opener Johnny Sears on Bomber new look defence Articles Bombers hope Wild way will foster improved health Elementary, Watson Bolton stole Manziel thunder Box office blues Is it yoga? If it helps Bombers avoid injury, it all good, says coach Because the story of Hajrullahu rise to become the Bombers placekicker heir apparent begins before that. Before the fateful trip on the last refugee flight to Canada. Before the Macedonia refugee camp where a young Lirim would line up for canned food and fish for his family. And before the tanks and burning houses threatened to tear his homeland apart. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.