Complaining and confusing have different definitions.

Actually, only one of them even has a definition.

Go back to shhhh for trolling lessons you ****ing putz.

There are indeed numerous $250 seats for Chiefs season tickets
Seating chart link below:
http://www.kcchiefs.com/tickets/seating.html

Thanks. I hadn't seen that. Kind of funny that it costs more to park than to buy a ticket. Still more than I'd pay to watch Matt Cassel.

Some NFL fans feel the same way about Blaine Gabbert.

I'm surprised you've never seen the promos. For the past few years, the Chiefs have sent letters to several companies stating "the Chiefs are selling a limited number of season tickets at a special price of $250 just for employees of (insert company)," even though they're obviously available to the public. The company I worked at in Omaha even got the promo, and I've seen a few email forwards from friends and family.

So, check with HR. You might also be able to get these limited season tickets at this special price (if they haven't sold out!!!)... a great deal for those who work at... uh, where you work.

They should. Of course, he will be 22 next season whereas Matt Cassel will be 30.

I stopped going to Chiefs games about 10 years ago. Maybe longer, actually. I used to go all the time in college.

It's funny. I used to love how much everyone cared so much and got so into the games. After a while, it became the opposite. It started to seem disturbing that adults got so hysterical about a bunch of millionaires playing a game.

I'm passionate about sports, but it just seemed like half of the people there blew a month's pay on season tickets and just became unhinged. The "derpa derr, Carl Peterson terk err jerbs" crowd made the games unenjoyable to attend.

I'm perfectly happy to watch at a bar or in a living room. I still like going to college games, but you'd have to pay me a small fortune to go to 10 Chiefs games. Honest to God, I don't know if I would attend all 10 games from start to finish for less than $10,000. $5,000 wouldn't be enough, especially when you factor in the December games when it's freezing and windy.

Yep, and it's funny how I've been here long enough to go through a similar experience while on CP. In college, I'd jump at the chance to go to games, wonder why people weren't more upset when they lost, and then call people fair-weather for acting like it wasn't a big deal at all and laughing at how some take it so seriously...... and a dozen years later, I'm the one who laughs at people when they say talk about how a loss ruins their week (which never really happened for me, even though I used to get bummed for a day or two).

For the past several years, I've gone to games at a deep discount or just in exchange for food/beer whenever a STH friend can't get rid of a ticket... it can still be a good time, especially with the larger CP gatherings, but not when one game + parking equals the cost of a month of cable & internet.

Same here. I spent 15+ years as a STH. And for where I lived, to arrive at the stadium at 0700 and set up a grill for my son and his friends, cook, it was an all day affair.

Not only did they price me out, but they hired Gunther as HC. That was the final straw for me.
However, I did see some of the greatest games of the Marty era.

Why mu fans keep posting in here when they are constantly looking like inferior internet users?

Even though we don't have your football insight, I like to think that we at least contribute to the discussion. I mean, here's what you have posted in this thread today:

Seriously, I've read Nigerian e-mails that came across as more intelligent than your takes.

The thing is it was a trainwreck, but most of us knew it was going to be.

Thought you had enough from the ass kicking I gave you the other day.

Oh well, whatever dude. Thanks for helping this thread to being well on its way to being the most popular thread in CP history.