You just joined in 2012.

How can you possibly say "we"?

because he's a Chiefs fan, you buffoon.

LMAO

I'd assume he is saying "we" as in "Chiefs' fans."

Most of "us" were happy to have Pioli after Peterson. At the time it seemed like quite a nice change.

Most of CP was completely behind the Pioli hiring.

It didn't work.

Replace him, move forward, give the new guy our support...

I guess, although I think even the casual fan was happy about the change due more to the fact that Peterson's reign of terror was finally over moreso than the hiring of Pioli.

It's disappointing that fans are in the same place not even four years later.

Gotta believe everything on Twitter.

This gives us hope so YOU SHUT YOUR WHORE MOUTH!

I think it was a combo. Pioli was by and large the biggest name available, and the Chiefs got him. At the time, that was pretty awesome. It isn't often that a Kansas City sports team goes out and gets the guy who most people think is the biggest name available.

Guys like DeCosta and others who were mentioned weren't even available. At the time, Pioli looked to be a welcome change from Peterson.

I agree though, we are basically in the exact same spot as before. Only thing that has really changed is that Arrowhead has lost some of its allure over the last few years. That can change in a hurry if we start winning again.

Hard to imagine but KC is even less attractive to a big name GM/HC/Player than it was before Pissholi got here...

Get me someone that wants to make KC the team the rest of the league wants to copy.

HEY!!! You don't say that!!!!

**** big names.

Same place, worse condition, though.

The young, bright talent on the squad is four years older, Romeo's defensive scheme will likely be scrapped (again), another OC will come in with yet another scheme, the fan base is in total revolt, the Chiefs image is in the toilet, and the players have had an additional four more years to establish and reinforce a losing mentality.

This isn't the kind of thing you turn around in a season or two.

FAX

It's ok to be wrong as a fan, and as an owner. Every person makes mistakes and has a wrong opinion at times. It's a matter of being able to move forward and admit to mistakes that separates guys like Pioli from the majority of the fan base. Hopefully Clark is good at admitting mistakes. He's made one. Let's see if he can step up and fix it.