Hell no. Thats the Cardinals town. All the southern part of Missouri is KC Chiefs country. They have no substanial fanatical base.

Can you imagine a scenrio where our offense would haveto go to a silent count in Arrowhead? And those azzhats are 5 years removed from a Super Bowl.

Would never happen... and it damn well shouldn't.

This is the first I've read of Chiefs players/coaches talking about the noise. I read what the opposing players said about all of us, but does anyone have any other clips of Chiefs players talking about the fans in STL?

Those losers had a Super Bowl Champion & went to another Super Bowl just over 5yrs ago & their fans are can't even support them. Can you imagine Arrowhead if the Chiefs had won one & been to another one?

St Louis doesn't deserve a team.

The Rams will alway be a LA team, they have never seemed to fit in St. Louis.

The SL fans I tailgated with before and after the game were very cool-so lets not put every one in the same basket. I just do not think they expected us to show in such numbers and just take over the place.

Of course, this should also be taken to mean the Chiefs still have a lot to prove on the road.

We can't travel everywhere for them. They're going to have to prove it in front of a hostile crowd.

Baseball town.

Ah, of course. We finally beat a team with a winning record on the road... and we find a way to say it means nothing.

Typical.

GOD it feels good that we own these losers. WE ****ING OWN THE RAMS!!! YES!!! It heats my balls.

It doesn't "mean nothing."

But the entire thread here is applauding how loud Chiefs fans were at the St. Louis game.

That's fantastic, and I'm always proud of our fans, but that means that the Chiefs still have yet to visit a tough team on their own turf in front of hostile fans and walk away with a victory.

We got three chances to do that this year, Denver, Pittsburg, and San Diego.

We've done well in one of the two of those games we've played. But we have yet to get that elusive win -- San Diego will be a great opportunity.

there are a few on here:
http://www.chiefscoalition.com/Forum...howtopic=57393

Awesome. In 2003 at the Game in SD, about 45 percent of the fans were in Red.

Last year it was only about 15 percent.