mlwdayton Posted September 16, 2011 Report Share Posted September 16, 2011 I remember going to games and coming home unable talk ,hear and the rush so great you could hardly sit still even if your team lost.The crowds use to be so loud you would hear them down the road.I maybe wrong but it seems to me thatwas the energy the team feed off of in the game so lets get loud and really support these young men and create the memories for them us old folks had when we were out there Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
SETEXFan Posted September 16, 2011 Report Share Posted September 16, 2011 That would be great but if you are from Dayton, the fans have become very spoiled and complacent sitting in the stands. They come to the game as something to do on Friday night until the playoffs get here. Beside the 3 or 4 regular posters in here the fans in Dayton are very fair weather. This team has a new head coach, new defensive coordinator, new offensive coordinator and some very inexperienced kids playing and they need everyone in the stands to be loud and to believe in them. Every team is a different group and should be celebrated, not compared to last year's team or the team from 2008, 2007, or 1998. These kiddos are putting their pride on the line every Friday night for this town and they deserve for us to give them our best in the stands as well. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bronco1 Posted September 16, 2011 Report Share Posted September 16, 2011 [quote name="SETEXFan" post="1057948" timestamp="1316172113"]That would be great but if you are from Dayton, the fans have become very spoiled and complacent sitting in the stands. They come to the game as something to do on Friday night until the playoffs get here. Beside the 3 or 4 regular posters in here the fans in Dayton are very fair weather. This team has a new head coach, new defensive coordinator, new offensive coordinator and some very inexperienced kids playing and they need everyone in the stands to be loud and to believe in them. Every team is a different group and should be celebrated, not compared to last year's team or the team from 2008, 2007, or 1998. These kiddos are putting their pride on the line every Friday night for this town and they deserve for us to give them our best in the stands as well.[/quote]Well said! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
The_Hatch Posted September 16, 2011 Report Share Posted September 16, 2011 I agree, but myself and a few friends of mine used to attend the WH games regularly. We would never miss. About 8-15 of us would sit together and would yell so loud all game long we couldnt talk the next day. We'd leave with headaches, but it was so much fun. Never any profane comments made and nothing severely derogatory for that matter.. Not about the kids, anyway. "Cmon Ref, are you blind!?!?". Or "what are you doing, coach!?!?" was about as mean as it got. ...then, out of nowhere, after about 4 seasons of being the "cheerleaders in the stands" several of us recieved letters in the mail telling is to tone it down. We were out of hand and were too "rowdy" for a family environment. Needless to say, it took the wind out of our sails and our spirit section dispersed. :( The players would always compliment us, the fans would rally behind us, but apparently someone had a problem with our volume and our over-enthusiastic demeanor. We still go to every game we can, still support our team whether they're 2-8 or 8-2, but we don't yell like we used to. ... It's actually kinda sad. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
liltex Posted September 16, 2011 Report Share Posted September 16, 2011 They have been quiet until we score for awhile now.It is pretty cool to see a man w/his wife in their 80's stomping their feet to the rumbling of hooves 8) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Txdragon Posted September 16, 2011 Report Share Posted September 16, 2011 [quote name="The_Hatch" post="1057953" timestamp="1316172723"]I agree, but myself and a few friends of mine used to attend the WH games regularly. We would never miss. About 8-15 of us would sit together and would yell so loud all game long we couldnt talk the next day. We'd leave with headaches, but it was so much fun. Never any profane comments made and nothing severely derogatory for that matter.. Not about the kids, anyway. "Cmon Ref, are you blind!?!?". Or "what are you doing, coach!?!?" was about as mean as it got. ...then, out of nowhere, after about 4 seasons of being the "cheerleaders in the stands" several of us recieved letters in the mail telling is to tone it down. We were out of hand and were too "rowdy" for a family environment. Needless to say, it took the wind out of our sails and our spirit section dispersed. :( The players would always compliment us, the fans would rally behind us, but apparently someone had a problem with our volume and our over-enthusiastic demeanor. We still go to every game we can, still support our team whether they're 2-8 or 8-2, but we don't yell like we used to. ... It's actually kinda sad.[/quote]I find this letter thing totally wrong. As long as you were NOT cussing what were you doing wrong? You paid your money and had a right to YOUR FREE SPEECH. This is what is wrong with our country. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
NHS1990 Posted September 16, 2011 Report Share Posted September 16, 2011 You just described our country. About 85% of our country want one thing, and believe one common cause on an issue, but it's the 15% who speak the loudest who changes our country! Don't allow that 15% to control what you want to do (and believe)![quote name="The_Hatch" post="1057953" timestamp="1316172723"]I agree, but myself and a few friends of mine used to attend the WH games regularly. We would never miss. About 8-15 of us would sit together and would yell so loud all game long we couldnt talk the next day. We'd leave with headaches, but it was so much fun. Never any profane comments made and nothing severely derogatory for that matter.. Not about the kids, anyway. "Cmon Ref, are you blind!?!?". Or "what are you doing, coach!?!?" was about as mean as it got. ...then, out of nowhere, after about 4 seasons of being the "cheerleaders in the stands" several of us recieved letters in the mail telling is to tone it down. We were out of hand and were too "rowdy" for a family environment. Needless to say, it took the wind out of our sails and our spirit section dispersed. :( The players would always compliment us, the fans would rally behind us, but apparently someone had a problem with our volume and our over-enthusiastic demeanor. We still go to every game we can, still support our team whether they're 2-8 or 8-2, but we don't yell like we used to. ... It's actually kinda sad.[/quote] Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest octfeb Posted September 16, 2011 Report Share Posted September 16, 2011 [quote name="EZDawg" post="1057992" timestamp="1316179026"]You just described our country. About 85% of our country want one thing, and believe one common cause on an issue, but it's the 15% who speak the loudest who changes our country! Don't allow that 15% to control what you want to do (and believe)![quote author=The_Hatch link=topic=88301.msg1057953#msg1057953 date=1316172723]I agree, but myself and a few friends of mine used to attend the WH games regularly. We would never miss. About 8-15 of us would sit together and would yell so loud all game long we couldnt talk the next day. We'd leave with headaches, but it was so much fun. Never any profane comments made and nothing severely derogatory for that matter.. Not about the kids, anyway. "Cmon Ref, are you blind!?!?". Or "what are you doing, coach!?!?" was about as mean as it got. ...then, out of nowhere, after about 4 seasons of being the "cheerleaders in the stands" several of us recieved letters in the mail telling is to tone it down. We were out of hand and were too "rowdy" for a family environment. Needless to say, it took the wind out of our sails and our spirit section dispersed. :( The players would always compliment us, the fans would rally behind us, but apparently someone had a problem with our volume and our over-enthusiastic demeanor. We still go to every game we can, still support our team whether they're 2-8 or 8-2, but we don't yell like we used to. ... It's actually kinda sad.[/quote][/quote]Yeah I agree... what can they do, kick you out of the stadium for having spirit for your team? I think it is great that grown men and women can get together and have some good clean fun on a Friday night. I wouldn't stop if I was to receive a letter like that. Whom ever sent you the letter is a goober. Stand your ground.. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
BRONX ROX Posted September 16, 2011 Report Share Posted September 16, 2011 In the good ole words of my boy Kramer " NEED MORE COW BELL" ;D I agree with mlw but we seem to be louder away than home. Come district time is when the crowd really gets going especially for the BH / CROS game. ;) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
the sports guy Posted September 16, 2011 Report Share Posted September 16, 2011 [quote name="BRONX ROX" post="1058018" timestamp="1316181220"]In the good ole words of my boy Kramer " NEED MORE COW BELL" ;D I agree with mlw but we seem to be louder away than home. Come district time is when the crowd really gets going especially for the BH / CROS game. ;)[/quote]We have a no cow bell rule in 21-3a. ::) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Pirate_pride_07 Posted September 16, 2011 Report Share Posted September 16, 2011 [quote name="The_Hatch" post="1057953" timestamp="1316172723"]I agree, but myself and a few friends of mine used to attend the WH games regularly. We would never miss. About 8-15 of us would sit together and would yell so loud all game long we couldnt talk the next day. We'd leave with headaches, but it was so much fun. Never any profane comments made and nothing severely derogatory for that matter.. Not about the kids, anyway. "Cmon Ref, are you blind!?!?". Or "what are you doing, coach!?!?" was about as mean as it got. ...then, out of nowhere, after about 4 seasons of being the "cheerleaders in the stands" several of us recieved letters in the mail telling is to tone it down. We were out of hand and were too "rowdy" for a family environment. Needless to say, it took the wind out of our sails and our spirit section dispersed. :( The players would always compliment us, the fans would rally behind us, but apparently someone had a problem with our volume and our over-enthusiastic demeanor. We still go to every game we can, still support our team whether they're 2-8 or 8-2, but we don't yell like we used to. ... It's actually kinda sad.[/quote]Thats just wrong. I'm the same way you used to be. I'm the one who starts the defense chant. I'm one of the people jumping up when i see a bad call by a ref yelling lol. Now i may admit i do get a lil mad sometimes but hey thats passion. I never disrespect anyone and if someone sent a letter like that to me i'd burn it and be even more loud the next game. They don't like you screaming they can bring some earplugs. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
the sports guy Posted September 16, 2011 Report Share Posted September 16, 2011 Family environment......The little blue hair that is driving 25 mph in a 50 mph speed zone. That I get stuck behind for 100 miles. :D Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
knightrider Posted September 16, 2011 Report Share Posted September 16, 2011 [quote name="mytwocents" post="1058046" timestamp="1316184008"][quote author=The_Hatch link=topic=88301.msg1057953#msg1057953 date=1316172723]I agree, but myself and a few friends of mine used to attend the WH games regularly. We would never miss. About 8-15 of us would sit together and would yell so loud all game long we couldnt talk the next day. We'd leave with headaches, but it was so much fun. Never any profane comments made and nothing severely derogatory for that matter.. Not about the kids, anyway. "Cmon Ref, are you blind!?!?". Or "what are you doing, coach!?!?" was about as mean as it got. ...then, out of nowhere, after about 4 seasons of being the "cheerleaders in the stands" several of us recieved letters in the mail telling is to tone it down. We were out of hand and were too "rowdy" for a family environment. Needless to say, it took the wind out of our sails and our spirit section dispersed. :( The players would always compliment us, the fans would rally behind us, but apparently someone had a problem with our volume and our over-enthusiastic demeanor. We still go to every game we can, still support our team whether they're 2-8 or 8-2, but we don't yell like we used to. ... It's actually kinda sad.[/quote]Thats just wrong. I'm the same way you used to be. I'm the one who starts the defense chant. I'm one of the people jumping up when i see a bad call by a ref yelling lol. Now i may admit i do get a lil mad sometimes but hey thats passion. I never disrespect anyone and if someone sent a letter like that to me i'd burn it and be even more loud the next game. They don't like you screaming they can bring some earplugs.[/quote]Yeah, like the rule that they will no longer let you bring airhorns to games. Loved all the noise!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
speveto Posted September 16, 2011 Report Share Posted September 16, 2011 [quote name="mlwdayton" post="1057947" timestamp="1316171537"]I remember going to games and coming home unable talk ,hear and the rush so great you could hardly sit still even if your team lost.The crowds use to be so loud you would hear them down the road.I maybe wrong but it seems to me thatwas the energy the team feed off of in the game so lets get loud and really support these young men and create the memories for them us old folks had when we were out there[/quote] Friday nights I sit with a guy who yells, "READ LINEBACKERS READ", all night long and on the other side of me I have a guy who yells "WO WO" all night long. I now wear ear plugs to the games. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Pirate_pride_07 Posted September 16, 2011 Report Share Posted September 16, 2011 [quote name="speveto" post="1058131" timestamp="1316192610"][quote author=mlwdayton link=topic=88301.msg1057947#msg1057947 date=1316171537]I remember going to games and coming home unable talk ,hear and the rush so great you could hardly sit still even if your team lost.The crowds use to be so loud you would hear them down the road.I maybe wrong but it seems to me thatwas the energy the team feed off of in the game so lets get loud and really support these young men and create the memories for them us old folks had when we were out there[/quote] Friday nights I sit with a guy who yells, "READ LINEBACKERS READ", all night long and on the other side of me I have a guy who yells "WO WO" all night long. I now wear ear plugs to the games.[/quote]LOL thats just funny. I'll tell you a game i wear earplugs too. Thats the lumberton game if its away. Can't stand that freaking horn. And the PNG song. Just so i don't have to hear that dreaded fight song. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
the sports guy Posted September 16, 2011 Report Share Posted September 16, 2011 [quote name="speveto" post="1058131" timestamp="1316192610"][quote author=mlwdayton link=topic=88301.msg1057947#msg1057947 date=1316171537]I remember going to games and coming home unable talk ,hear and the rush so great you could hardly sit still even if your team lost.The crowds use to be so loud you would hear them down the road.I maybe wrong but it seems to me thatwas the energy the team feed off of in the game so lets get loud and really support these young men and create the memories for them us old folks had when we were out there[/quote] Friday nights I sit with a guy who yells, "READ LINEBACKERS READ", all night long and on the other side of me I have a guy who yells "WO WO" all night long. I now wear ear plugs to the games.[/quote]And you wouldnt want to be anywhere else. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest octfeb Posted September 16, 2011 Report Share Posted September 16, 2011 [quote name="mytwocents" post="1058134" timestamp="1316193195"][quote author=speveto link=topic=88301.msg1058131#msg1058131 date=1316192610][quote author=mlwdayton link=topic=88301.msg1057947#msg1057947 date=1316171537]I remember going to games and coming home unable talk ,hear and the rush so great you could hardly sit still even if your team lost.The crowds use to be so loud you would hear them down the road.I maybe wrong but it seems to me thatwas the energy the team feed off of in the game so lets get loud and really support these young men and create the memories for them us old folks had when we were out there[/quote] Friday nights I sit with a guy who yells, "READ LINEBACKERS READ", all night long and on the other side of me I have a guy who yells "WO WO" all night long. I now wear ear plugs to the games.[/quote]LOL thats just funny. I'll tell you a game i wear earplugs too. Thats the lumberton game if its away. Can't stand that [b]freaking horn[/b]. And the PNG song. Just so i don't have to hear that dreaded fight song.[/quote]Well if you come to a Dayton game, better bring them plugs cause we have a "freaking horn" too :D Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
broncofan55 Posted September 16, 2011 Report Share Posted September 16, 2011 JUST CURIOUS WHY YOU PICK 1998. MY FEET HURT AFTER EYERY GAME. LETS MAKE SOME NOISE TONIGHT. FANS ARE YOU READY......................................FANS ARE YOU READY....................................FANS ARE YOU READY;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Pirate_pride_07 Posted September 16, 2011 Report Share Posted September 16, 2011 [quote name="octfeb" post="1058163" timestamp="1316196214"][quote author=mytwocents link=topic=88301.msg1058134#msg1058134 date=1316193195][quote author=speveto link=topic=88301.msg1058131#msg1058131 date=1316192610][quote author=mlwdayton link=topic=88301.msg1057947#msg1057947 date=1316171537]I remember going to games and coming home unable talk ,hear and the rush so great you could hardly sit still even if your team lost.The crowds use to be so loud you would hear them down the road.I maybe wrong but it seems to me thatwas the energy the team feed off of in the game so lets get loud and really support these young men and create the memories for them us old folks had when we were out there[/quote] Friday nights I sit with a guy who yells, "READ LINEBACKERS READ", all night long and on the other side of me I have a guy who yells "WO WO" all night long. I now wear ear plugs to the games.[/quote]LOL thats just funny. I'll tell you a game i wear earplugs too. Thats the lumberton game if its away. Can't stand that [b]freaking horn[/b]. And the PNG song. Just so i don't have to hear that dreaded fight song.[/quote]Well if you come to a Dayton game, better bring them plugs cause we have a "freaking horn" too :D[/quote]Well if we do face Dayton i look for that horn to be pretty much silent during that game ::) 8) ;D Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
dayton Posted September 16, 2011 Report Share Posted September 16, 2011 [quote name="broncofan55" post="1058166" timestamp="1316196619"][b]JUST CURIOUS WHY YOU PICK 1998.[/b] MY FEET HURT AFTER EYERY GAME. LETS MAKE SOME NOISE TONIGHT. FANS ARE YOU READY......................................FANS ARE YOU READY....................................FANS ARE YOU READY;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;[/quote]That's the year Dayton played in the Astrodome. Dakarai Pearson, Wilfred Bowers, Keithon Edwards, etc.You new??? ;) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
mlwdayton Posted September 16, 2011 Author Report Share Posted September 16, 2011 ok lets shake the very foundation of the stadium tonight at the game with Ike no matter what the score is and let these young men know we are there from the time they enter the field until the final whistle blows I haqve been to Dayton game preseason we have done that and the electricity create was out of this world Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest octfeb Posted September 16, 2011 Report Share Posted September 16, 2011 [quote name="mlwdayton" post="1058192" timestamp="1316199343"]ok lets shake the very foundation of the stadium tonight at the game with Ike no matter what the score is and let these young men know we are there from the time they enter the field until the final whistle blows I haqve been to Dayton game preseason we have done that and the electricity create was out of this world[/quote] ;D Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
mlwdayton Posted September 16, 2011 Author Report Share Posted September 16, 2011 I thought of something after I hit post I have been to other games it was the same to quiet for a football game.what I am saying these young people who play or perform at these game worked hard to get it right for you and me the fans lets show them we appreciate what they are doing Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
broncofan55 Posted September 16, 2011 Report Share Posted September 16, 2011 #55 was my son. I have that game in the dome on vcr tape. We will be loud...fans are you ready.............. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
broncofan55 Posted September 17, 2011 Report Share Posted September 17, 2011 Still quiet tonight, these stands are concret and very hard. the band was very loud, it was great.good game. ..........................................fans are you ready............................fans are you ready..................................we are ready...............'''''' Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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