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chiefy jonesOne of the things that sets Massillon apart from other schools is the dedication of the fans. It wasn't uncommon in the 80's, 90's and 00's to see 15,000 fans at a regular season game with well over 20,000 at the McKinley game.
The two biggest I have attended were the McKinley playoff game at the Rubber Bowl (I was gonna type RB for Rubber Bowl, but if supposed fans like 4skins doesn't know what Massillons logo looks like he sure as heck isn't going to crack that code), the week after the 100th game, there were 34,208 at the game. The University of Akron played earlier in the day with 2000 fans in attendance. The other was a playoff game with St. Ignatius again at the ....RB????....(Rubber Bowl) with over 29,000 fans there.
How has your school done attendance wise?
If your schools stadium only holds like 2000 people don't be embarrassed, it's ok....I think small stadiums are adorable. -
mcburg93
HOLY COW!!! You have a city and metropolitan area of over 400k people and you can only get a very small fraction, roughly 1/20 of the population, of the town/city to show up to a game? I am even giving you the benefit of the doubt that half of the attendees could be from the other team. My god that is nothing to brag about. I live in a town of two thousand and there are roughly 12-1500 at the games every week. They had to build more stands cause of the amount of people showing up. Guess football really does not mean much in massillon.chiefy jones;1861762 wrote:One of the things that sets Massillon apart from other schools is the dedication of the fans. It wasn't uncommon in the 80's, 90's and 00's to see 15,000 fans at a regular season game with well over 20,000 at the McKinley game.
The two biggest I have attended were the McKinley playoff game at the Rubber Bowl (I was gonna type RB for Rubber Bowl, but if supposed fans like 4skins doesn't know what Massillons logo looks like he sure as heck isn't going to crack that code), the week after the 100th game, there were 34,208 at the game. The University of Akron played earlier in the day with 2000 fans in attendance. The other was a playoff game with St. Ignatius again at the ....RB????....(Rubber Bowl) with over 29,000 fans there.
How has your school done attendance wise?
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4cards^^^^^
.... chieftard, of course I know what RB stands for, why wouldn't I? The Rubber Bowl is where Mooney won its first "on the field" State Championship.Maybe if you live long enough (probably not) you'll see Massillon win one "on the field" instead of it voted (given) to them by some fish wrap hacks decades ago.
I was there to see all of ours won on the field and if they ever decide to play state title games again at Massillon, I'll invite you to come sit and watch Mooney win another one so you can almost feel what it's like to win a state title in football unless they have all you "Tiger insiders" too busy parking cars or working the concession booths. -
Al Bundy
Massillon has a population of 400K? The only time we get close to that is when we are running our combine to see who can bring in for next year.mcburg93;1861763 wrote:HOLY COW!!! You have a city of over 400k people and you can only get a very small fraction, roughly 1/20 of the population, of the town/city to show up to a game? I am even giving you the benefit of the doubt that half of the attendees could be from the other team. My god that is nothing to brag about. I live in a town of two thousand and there are roughly 12-1500 at the games every week. They had to build more stands cause of the amount of people showing up. Guess football really does not mean much in massillon. -
mcburg93Al Bundy;1861767 wrote:Massillon has a population of 400K? The only time we get close to that is when we are running our combine to see who can bring in for next year.
My bad, a metropolitan area of 400k. I read the article wrong. I will have to retract my statement now. I stand corrected. It says the town has roughly 32k. I am very sorry for the mistake. lol -
chiefy jones
My my my....Maybe isadore could Tudor you. Lol.mcburg93;1861771 wrote: I read the article wrong. -
chiefy jonesmcburg93;1861771 wrote:I am sorry
We finally agree, I've felt you were sorry for a while now. -
Al Bundy
Who needs the "Tudor"?chiefy jones;1861772 wrote:My my my....Maybe isadore could Tudor you. Lol. -
chiefy jones
This post may be the best indicator of where you stand....ya know, intelligent wise.mcburg93;1861763 wrote:HOLY COW!!! You have a city and metropolitan area of over 400k people and you can only get a very small fraction, roughly 1/20 of the population, of the town/city to show up to a game? I am even giving you the benefit of the doubt that half of the attendees could be from the other team. My god that is nothing to brag about. I live in a town of two thousand and there are roughly 12-1500 at the games every week. They had to build more stands cause of the amount of people showing up. Guess football really does not mean much in massillon.
Or should I say UNintelligent wise. Lol.
Thanks for the laugh. Don't worry, if this post makes you feel like a dumbarse, just think....It makes you look like one too. -
chiefy jones
Look like I do. Good catch, looks like hanging around all of those 7th grade boys while they study their vocabulary words has paid off for you.Al Bundy;1861774 wrote:Who needs the "Tudor"? -
Al Bundy
You had to build more stands because 1200 people showed up? That must be an amazing facilitymcburg93;1861763 wrote: I live in a town of two thousand and there are roughly 12-1500 at the games every week. They had to build more stands cause of the amount of people showing up. -
chiefy jones
You say that half the attendees at Massillon games could be from the other team....Then, you say how your school has a WHOPPING 1200 people show up....(1200 lol)....I'm quite sure that all 1200 are from your school. Lol.mcburg93;1861763 wrote:HOLY COW!!! You have a city and metropolitan area of over 400k people and you can only get a very small fraction, roughly 1/20 of the population, of the town/city to show up to a game? I am even giving you the benefit of the doubt that half of the attendees could be from the other team. My god that is nothing to brag about. I live in a town of two thousand and there are roughly 12-1500 at the games every week. They had to build more stands cause of the amount of people showing up. Guess football really does not mean much in massillon.
All of your posts are ridiculous.
You're starting to make is a dork look normal. -
Al Bundy
Out of the 600 supporting his school, at least half of those are probably family members of the players, cheerleaders, band etc.chiefy jones;1861780 wrote:You say that half the attendees at Massillon games could be from the other team....Then, you say how your school has a WHOPPING 1200 people show up....(1200 lol)....I'm quite sure that all 1200 are from your school. Lol.
All of your posts are ridiculous.
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4cards...no response chiefy?
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chiefy jones
A stadium holding 1200 people? That is absolutely adorable.Al Bundy;1861781 wrote:Out of the 600 supporting his school, at least half of those are probably family members of the players, cheerleaders, band etc. -
chiefy jonesA stadium holding 1200 people? The bright side....You never have to play an away game....You can stick that stadium in your pocket and take it with you. Lol.
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chiefy jonesA stadium holding 1200 people? That is a LOT of folding chairs.
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chiefy jones
Sorry, I don't respond to narrow minded twits. You have an opportunity to talk about your schools fan base....You choose to take shots at me and my school. Grow up.4cards;1861782 wrote:...no response chiefy? -
isadoregosh a ruddies, Massillon has a great fan base. I mean they still support the paper tigers. 106 schools have won real Ohio football championships. Massillon has won none and the fans still show up to support such a mediocre program. Gosh Canton McKinley has won 3 real championship but nada for Massillon.
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chiefy jonesisadore;1861787 wrote:gosh a ruddies, Massillon has a great fan base.
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chiefy jones
See, here's a classic example. You have an opportunity to brag on your fan base a little....But you choose to take shots at my school. How many people attend your games?isadore;1861787 wrote:gosh a ruddies, Massillon has a great fan base. I mean they still support the paper tigers. 106 schools have won real Ohio football championships. Massillon has won none and the fans still show up to support such a mediocre program. Gosh Canton McKinley has won 3 real championship but nada for Massillon. -
GOONx19
This. You have to give them credit for showing up despite the product the team puts on the field. Very similar to the situation Browns fans are in, except the Browns occasionally have NFL-caliber players to watch.isadore;1861787 wrote:gosh a ruddies, Massillon has a great fan base. I mean they still support the paper tigers. 106 schools have won real Ohio football championships. Massillon has won none and the fans still show up to support such a mediocre program. Gosh Canton McKinley has won 3 real championship but nada for Massillon. -
isadore
Gosh a ruddies, exactly, you really have to give Massillon fans a lot of credit. The fans of most teams would feel humiliated if their school was fined and put on probation for illegal recruiting. But Massillon fans are still bragging about the tigers even if they are cheaters. Now that is a loyal fan base.GOONx19;1861790 wrote:This. You have to give them credit for showing up despite the product the team puts on the field. Very similar to the situation Browns fans are in, except the Browns occasionally have NFL-caliber players to watch. -
chiefy jonesLove it....Massillon is so bad to all of you, yet you can't stop talking about them. You guys aren't fooling anyone.
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skank
You're the one not answering questions, not taking advantage and following the course of the thread to talk about your school. It appears you have only Massillon on your mind.isadore;1861792 wrote: The fans of most teams would feel humiliated
You're the one who looks humiliated and or embarrassed about your school.