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CALGARY -- Obby Khans CFL retirement didnt last very long. Less than four months after calling it quits, the former Winnipeg Blue Bombers centre returned to the CFL, signing with the Calgary Stampeders on Tuesday. And former Bombers linemate Glenn January isnt surprised. "Not really," January said. "I think that he still felt like he could play and an opportunity opened up for him so Im not very surprised at all." The 31-year-old Khan announced his retirement in April after eight CFL seasons. He had spent six years with Winnipeg and reportedly hung up his cleats upon being told by the Bombers they wanted to go with more youth on their offensive line. January refused to get drawn into any speculation on whether the struggling Bombers (1-5) could use Khans services. "Thats not really my decision to make," he said. "Weve got a very good unit in that room now. "Were a young unit but weve shown progress over the course of the season." January and Steve Morley are the only real CFL veterans left on the line. Khan, a six-foot-three, 300-pound Ottawa native, played 118 games over eight CFL seasons with the Bombers and Ottawa Renegades. His time in Winnipeg included comebacks after illness and surgeries because of Crohns disease. He was Winnipegs nominee for the CFLs outstanding lineman award in 2006 and had planned to open a restaurant in the city but it has reportedly been delayed. The Stampeders have also added import offensive lineman Richard Muldrow to the practice roster. Winnipeg head coach Paul LaPolice said he didnt know anything about a report that Khan offered his services first to the Bombers but said they didnt have any room for him on the roster. "Everybodys trying to find those next guys and I know Calgary took another hit on their offensive line last week," he said. "I think as the season wears on people are trying to find Canadians and certainly he was an experienced guy." cheap jerseys . -- Kevin Faulk is retiring after 13 seasons with the New England Patriots. cheap jerseys us . -- The San Jose Sharks have re-signed forwards T.LONDON - After becoming Britains most decorated Olympian, Bradley Wiggins showed his athletic endurance extends beyond the roads and into bars. A record-breaking seventh medal — by winning the mens time trial — was toasted by the cyclist getting "blind drunk." It was a very public binge, with Wiggins posting messages and pictures on Twitter as he celebrated gold near St. Pauls Caathedral.dddddddddddd "Getting wasted," he tweeted, accompanied by a picture, posing with a drink and flicking the v for victory sign. He wasnt slowing down. Later, the Tour de France champion tweeted: "Blind drunk at the minute ... its been emotional." British Olympic chief Colin Moynihan says Wiggins was "thoroughly entitled to have a fantastic party." ' ' '