Bull to you too!Darkon wrote: Bull!!!!!!!!!!
Onother spin.
You were voted in. If you really wanted to be apart of this league than a single member should not matter.
Another Big Red booster trying to save face!
You asked and was accepted!!!!!!
No you don't!FairwoodKing wrote:Bull to you too!Darkon wrote: Bull!!!!!!!!!!
Onother spin.
You were voted in. If you really wanted to be apart of this league than a single member should not matter.
Another Big Red booster trying to save face!
You asked and was accepted!!!!!!
If Cambridge was not willing to play us in football even though we joined the league, then what in hell are we doing there???
We know when we're not wanted.
Oh, yes, we do! We were smart enough not to get entangled in the mess with ECOL, weren't we?Darkon wrote:No you don't!FairwoodKing wrote:Bull to you too!Darkon wrote: Bull!!!!!!!!!!
Onother spin.
You were voted in. If you really wanted to be apart of this league than a single member should not matter.
Another Big Red booster trying to save face!
You asked and was accepted!!!!!!
If Cambridge was not willing to play us in football even though we joined the league, then what in hell are we doing there???
We know when we're not wanted.
There is a Booster section on the website under "Big Red Nation"...you can print out the Booster Card and send in your membership money at the address provided.FairwoodKing wrote: On another subject, how do I go about joining the Big Red Boosters Club? I would like to join before I move to Steubenville. My father was a member for at least 50 years and they ultimately made him Booster of the Year. I still have his encased football in my home.
I don't believe this.Darkon wrote: I have some new and interesting information. The ECOL teams didn't "refuse" to play Big Red, they "refused" to be bought. Big Red made it very clear they did not want to travel to Marietta and Cambridge, they offered teams money to come play year after year at Harding Stadium, which they refused. They wanted a fair schedule and to keep their home games which who could blame them for that? Its funny how some people's perception of "refusing to play us" is viewed. The ECOL teams agreed to play, they just didn't agree to travel to Steubenville every year to play them.
I said it was interesting. Not fact. This being a message board I thought it was something others might also find interesting. I also believe we may never know the whole story.GoChiefs wrote: How about this...nobody knows what happened except the ECOL and Steubenville. Until either one comes out and publicly says what happened, we will never know. It's all just hearsay from someone else. Never what someone hears and says, someone else is going to hear and say something else that contradicts it.
Furthermore Darkon, I have a feeling I know where you got that information...and if that's true...well just says thats not a very credible source concerning anything Steubenville.
Nonsense. We would have had no control over home/away games had we joined the league. There is a set number of home games that each league team has against the other and that would have been decided by the ECOL officials, not the member schools. No amount of 'bribing' would change that.Darkon wrote:I said it was interesting. Not fact. This being a message board I thought it was something others might also find interesting. I also believe we may never know the whole story.GoChiefs wrote: How about this...nobody knows what happened except the ECOL and Steubenville. Until either one comes out and publicly says what happened, we will never know. It's all just hearsay from someone else. Never what someone hears and says, someone else is going to hear and say something else that contradicts it.
Furthermore Darkon, I have a feeling I know where you got that information...and if that's true...well just says thats not a very credible source concerning anything Steubenville.
What do you care how I got this info?
Then how did Cambridge and/or Marietta decide not to schedule us?RedBlackAttack wrote:Nonsense. We would have had no control over home/away games had we joined the league. There is a set number of home games that each league team has against the other and that would have been decided by the ECOL officials, not the member schools. No amount of 'bribing' would change that.Darkon wrote:I said it was interesting. Not fact. This being a message board I thought it was something others might also find interesting. I also believe we may never know the whole story.GoChiefs wrote: How about this...nobody knows what happened except the ECOL and Steubenville. Until either one comes out and publicly says what happened, we will never know. It's all just hearsay from someone else. Never what someone hears and says, someone else is going to hear and say something else that contradicts it.
Furthermore Darkon, I have a feeling I know where you got that information...and if that's true...well just says thats not a very credible source concerning anything Steubenville.
What do you care how I got this info?
lol
Again..that's just what you HEARD. Cambridge or Marietta can not refuse to play someone in the league. The league determines the games. That's how it is with ALL leagues. With Marietta not even being in the league yet, they are not going to step on anyone's toes and refuse to play anyone.FairwoodKing wrote: Then how did Cambridge and/or Marietta decide not to schedule us?
