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What would it take for you to forgive Pioli?
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Still thinking... I may have to sleep on this one...
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Ill forgive him for being an absolute dickbag of a President and GM once he is fired.
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If that mother ****er is the GM of this team for the 2013 season, I will never ever be a fan again. You can't come in with the bravado he did and post the results he has and tell me that this organization is committed to winning. He's failed on multiple levels with his right 53 bullshit. No coaches want to coach with this guy except for his tree buddies. My love for the Chiefs has deteriorated significantly due to Scott Pioli. One more year is the death blow. |
I will forgive him the minute he Belchers himself in front of the team...
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I don't care if he admits Cassel was a mistake. It's 4 years too ****ing late.
There's nothing else he could do. The stats and win/loses have forced his hand. |
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"That really escalated quickly, Brick killed a man". |
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Pretty much how I feel. Pioli has become such a polarizing figure, there's no way he's going to be able to get a solid coach in KC to turn things around. Nor has he earned a "do over" right. If Clark brings this chump back, that tells me all I need to know about his committment to winning. I will find a new team to spend my time and energy on. Posted via Mobile Device |
You know, it's interesting ... in order for Pioli to remain in situ, he's going to have to convince Clark that he can turn this thing around and do it quickly. I mean, you certainly can't justify retaining him based upon his track record to date. So, he's going to have to sell Clark on some sort of super plan ... whatever that may be.
The interesting part is that there is no reason whatsoever to believe that Pioli has what it takes to do the job he was hired to perform. You certainly don't keep him around on that basis. His tenure as GM is the definition of failure. So, if Clark retains Pioli, it has to mean that the guy can sell the warts off a pickle when he wants to. FAX |
Not to mention he's going to be a lame duck coach so if Pioli is back, so is Romeo. No head coaching candidate worth a shit is going to come here.
If he's signed an extension, just let me get an early start on finding another team. |
Watching his tail lights leave the stadium for the last time
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The only reason to keep Pioli would be the same reason it makes no sense to keep him. He'd have to be striped of all responsibility, and hire a coach that has final say on all player decisions. Might as well hire someone better at getting players if that's the case.
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He calls all the major channels and goes full Belcher in prime time.
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I was trying to come up with an argument to support Pioli coming back but I just couldn't. He has shown that he is only comfortable with people he knows and the only person he knows that could actually help the Chiefs is Belicheat. He has created a bad work environment and hasn't improved the team in any way since he got the job.
The Chiefs are a dead franchise with Pioli there. If Clark Hunt can't see it I'm sorry. Maybe if he lived in KC and came to the facility every day like Pat Bowlen he could have seen it coming sooner. |
I would forgive him if he moves on to retirement or taking the patriot way to say Denver or Oakland.
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'bout the only positive of the Pioli regime was (going to use past tense... :D) Charles re-upping.
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If Pioli is retained he and President Obama will have a lot in common !
Massive amounts of FAIL but yet allowed to keep their jobs !!:rolleyes: |
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Clean gblowfish's chimney for starters. Money, hookers and blow.
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Antifreeze always works....
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****!!!!!!!!!!! I hate impossible problems to solve!!!
I'll add a Cray to the mix and see if it can think of one.. |
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I hold no grudge against Pioli, but from strictly a results perspective he has failed at the job and needs to go. I supported the need to change the culture and provide discipline. I support his method of evaluating talent based on position profiles and whether or not the incoming talent provides an upgrade. I like the change to a 3-4 defense because it is more flexible and means more linebackers over linemen on the special teams unit. While I support the direction the Chiefs took I feel Pioli just failed as a GM.
Pioli's stubborn support of Cassel is mind boggling and why not Stanzi? Draft QB's, even Pioli himself stated this was the most important position on the team. Why did he not go for speed at WR? His trading of Gonzo and Waters was stupid. But most of all, his choices of OC when Weis left have been simply incompetent. For me there is nothing to forgive, Pioli has performed very poorly and based on his result alone he needs to go. |
A real Pineapple as a butt plug no lube on the 10 0'clock national news.
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A public announcement that he ****ed up bad, wasted talent and time, and lastly that hes stepping down as gm and stepping up as arrowhead litter control.
Then and only then. We can start the healing process. He still owes me dinner and a movie after the raw ****in i got over 8 games i attended in his 4 years. And a little cuddling wouldnt hurt afterwards. Just saying. |
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The Cray is still working on a more detailed answer, but this just in from a less-new super computer..
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Midget gang bang on film, pineapple butt plug and what he has earned the last 4 years.
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Don't go final yet, I'm still thinkiing.. It's a process, albeit a long process...
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It seems clear that Pioli still has respect around the league for whatever political reason you want to make. If he makes a change at the very least we see a willingness to admit a wrong and change it. |
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How about eating a heaping bowl of his own oven fresh shit, topped with habanero sauce and cigarette ashes.
Actually no, thats not even enough. I just hope this is all over very soon, like monday morning soon... because the longer it drags out, the more worried i become, in spite of the 1001 facts that say it should be a done deal. I dunno, its just worrying... maybe its the fact that in the outstanding Joe Delaney tribute clip, they try to glorify DMC by comparing him to Joe, that has pioli written ALL over it. Its not enough to shove him down our throats with a miscast role on the field, but now, at this late stage of the game... they're shining him up by comparing him to Joe, it stinks, and its worrying. Say it aint so, Clark... |
He can GTFO and take that horses ass Dabole with him.
I don't understand all the secrecy either. What part of his plan was he trying to protect? Record losses and blowouts so bad that the team destroyed the 1929 Bisons in loser stats? How NOT to evaluate a quarterback? How to destroy the player/fans/community relationship the team had? His patented draft selection proccess? I have seen enough of the Patriot Way. |
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To forgive Pioli? I guess he would have to make all the right decisions and actually build a dynasty that won a championship or two. He would have to select the right quarterback in the upcoming draft and hire the right head coach and hire the right coordinators and find/acquire some talented receivers and find/acquire some talented tight ends and find/acquire some talented pass-rushers. If he did all of those things (not likely), then I would forgive him.
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Draft Geno, hire successful coach, Win multiple playoff games from 2013 onwards.
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If he went to the KC zoo, snuck into the gorilla cage and got sodomized to death by all of the gorillas in the exhibit then I might consider forgiving him.
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Pioli must march across that field, present himself before this army, put his head between his legs and kiss his own arse. Then I will forgive him
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I'm throwing in the towel if he's back... |
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