arrival of the Grey Cup trophy at city hall. And while the fanatic football fan might be disappointed about missing his CFL moment, Ford can find solace in the memories of his team's crushing victory the day before. The Don Bosco Eagles cruised to a 31-0 qualifying-round victory against the Northern Red Knights. The Eagles are now two wins away from the Nov. 27 final at Rogers Centre -- a game Ford has said he will skip a council meeting to attend. "It's been 20 years in the making," Ford, who has coached for 19 years, said after winning the so-called Toronto Bowl. "We got here and we won. And we want the grand poobah. We want that Metro Bowl." When the final buzzer sounded, Ford screamed into the late-afternoon twilight and received congratulations from his brothers, Councillor Doug Ford and Randy Ford. Also on hand was political aide Chris Fickel, who over the course of the afternoon was tasked with doling out play formation sheets and lugging shoulder pads. While the mayor bounded across the field to shake hands with the opposing team, the Eagles doused their coach with a cooler of orange Gatorade. Several of them -- linemen, no doubt -- lifted Rob Ford on their shoulders. But as Ford was pacing the football field in Scarborough, the second man Foulidis has sued for defamation took to the witness stand. Bruce Baker, a former Ward 32 candidate, is being sued for $100,000 in connection with a letter he