It's the only thing the chiefs organization is any good at anymore

Go **** yourself Winston.

I was sitting in the stands on the lower level. There was absolutely a vocal minority who cheered when it was apparent Cassel was down for the count. I actually remarked to my 10 year old that it wasn't right for some fans to cheer his injury to make a point to him. Were they cheering because he was hurt, or because it meant he'd be on the bench? I'm guessing the latter, but regardless it was bad form.

Charles had busted a nice run, and fans were cheering that play, as the video displayed. There was a delayed reaction to Cassel, as he was way behind the play and initially, he started to raise up as if he was going to drag himself to his feet. As he went back down and people brought their attention from Charles to Cassel, there was additional cheering. There's no doubt that happened. There is a cut in the video that excludes it. The vast majority of fans applauded when he was able to get to his feet and walk to the sidelines.

IMO, Winston went overboard. He shouldn't have called out all fans, even if he tried to correct himself later in the rant. That said, I understand why he was fired up about it.

This is crazy how in the same week the fans attempt to attack the organization, the organization is then attacking the fan base, and now all of the attention is directed at us.

And if Scott truly wanted to get on the good side of Chiefs fans, he'd come out and release a statement that downplays what Winston said.

Instead Pioli is a little rat that will hide when things aren't going well, and he doesn't want to stick up for the fan base anyways.

This.

I've been following Nick Wright on twitter all morning. He thinks what Winston said was wrong. and he made a couple of very good points earlier.

It's not like the fans KNEW Cassel was down due to a concussion. We just saw him laying there, and knew that would be the only way we would make a switch because at that point we were forced to make the switch. Chiefs fans were applauding the potential end of the Cassel era. Not the fact that he was physically injured. Fans would have applauded louder if the switch had come in a completely healthy fashion.

Instead, it had to come this way. Look at the situation first.

"Rather pay for a banner than buy tickets"

I've been tweeting the video to everyone I can. And I only just joined twitter this morning

Great work, Mr. gochiefs_va. Your efforts have not gone unnoticed.

A cumulative effort will have effect. That's why we need each and every Planeteer to tweet their ass off.

FAX

Reppers.

Nobody in the media is going to watch the ****ing video, because if they did, there would be no story. Instead, ESPN is going to continue to be ****ing reeruned about it by choice because people will tune in for it.

Look at Winston... First guy to leave the "huddle" when Cassel gets up to walk to the sideline. Classless bitch.

Yep. It is so weird to me that some are trying to spin this otherwise. There was absolutely a noticeable applause when Cassel couldn't get up.

Well that, and people in the media would probably realize that there is a cut out of the middle of the video that is what this entire thing is all about.

doomy, I was there as well, and if that happened like Winston said, I sure as hell didn't notice it. I would have ZERO reason to defend it, because I would never applaud an injury myself.