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Dont misunderstand my position on this. I dont require his self banning. I didn't ask for it. In fact, looking at his reaction in whole, it looks more like an attempt to save face than a gesture of apology. The whole thing is water under the bridge as far as I'm concerned. To me, it's just another poor decision in a long list of poor decisions he's made in the time I have observed him on here. Whats important is not my opinion, but his opinion of himself. Thats where he's lacking. It's unfortunate when the people around you expect more from you than you do. If he changes that, then I will be happy for him. Until then, I have no issue looking him in the eye and telling him his behavior is unacceptable. You should stop making excuses for him. It wont help. It might make you feel compassionate. But it only feeds the problem. |
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You can see his self banning however you want. He asked me if he was an asshole, and I told him yes. |
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And if redrum said some heinous shit to you, did you report it? If you didn't, then you can't complain. If you did, then that's ****ed up. |
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If you had to sell your self respect for $50, would you do it? Besides, mom pays all the utilities. |
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I think the problem here is you're whining and giving him more attention than he deserves. |
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If you guys want to get under his skin, put him back in the red. He did mention that no one had neg repped him for this thread. He deserves at least that. |
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Some of the stuff he's been banned for in the past make Marlboro Chief look like a saint. He has an obsession with this place. I suspect it's probably the closest thing to friends the meat peaker has. |
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he deserves much less....neg repping him, big deal. They mean as little as positive reps on sports message board. What is their value? Who do you show them to? Who do you brag to about them? Neg repping? Total ban is all that is acceptable. Coward sitting back and reading. Come on Mods, ban him. |
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He will wish he never took the $50 or make the comments he made to Crazy. Chiefsplanet Mods - you may want to check your liability in letting him post that here. Maybe it would be better if you just banned him for good. |
what happened?
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what happened ?
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look back a few pages, he started about post#411 |
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thanks...
aww... i'll give him some reps. hopefully, he'll be on his way back to green. |
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Or are you calling him that? If so, never mind. :) |
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I wouldn't go so far as to call you his wife (I wouldn't wish that on anyone), however it is curious that you're defending him like you are.. |
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lol
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Look on the bright side--he's taking up less space. |
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This thread is hilarious. Its like ya'll are so damn surprised that someone on an internet message board is capable of acting like a dick.
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I see Claythan is still just as socially reeruned as he was 6 or 7 years ago.
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Cassel talk coming up in the 10 CST hour on ESPN's First take.
Sounds like they are going to have "experts" on talking about how he could be more Risk than reward. And that The Chiefs need to be in a win now mode. :rolleyes: Should add to all of this. :D |
Have they been up yet. If so, what'd they say?
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Chiefs not willing to give Cassel a long term-deal, per Bob Glauber.
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Nothing new, ESPN was just blowing some smoke.
Bob Glauber of Newsday reporting that the Chiefs aren't in any hurry to offer him a long term deal yet. |
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The next time I tell you fools to get your sombrero at the ready, you'd best LISTEN! :rockon: |
I'm not sure what the issue is with people here. The status of the CBA, combined with the salary cap status of the Chiefs, means that there's no need to rush about a contract for Cassel. The Chiefs can afford a 14+ million dollar test drive, where many other teams wouldn't have had that luxury.
There's really no need to read anything more into it until the draft happens. Then, if the Chiefs draft a QB at #3, this becomes a thread worth revisiting. Until then, it's really not much of a story, even in comparison to Whitlock's bleatings about Johnson and Waters. |
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What's the movitation to lock him up long term right now?
I can't think of one good reason. |
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I'm not the one suggesting it means something definitive. There is a large contingent of people here that have said Cassel IS the future simply because we traded for him. They have suggested it doesn't matter that he hasn't signed a contract. He hasn't signed a contract. That, in and of itself, means nothing definitive, you're absolutely right. By the same token, the fact that we traded for him - when combined with the fact that he doesn't have a contract - does not mean anything definitive either. Despite the protestations from the "Cassel is our QB" crowd. |
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Other than to send a signal to everyone involved that he's the long-term answer, there isn't one. |
I'm sure Cassel and his agent are tried to get paid like an elite quarterback. Unless Cassel gives the Chiefs a decent discount, there is no reason to bear the risk associated with a long-term contract that he may be a bust. This is probably one of the toughest contracts to negotiate in the history of the league given the peculiar circumstances.
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But I think his play last season plays more of a part in my opinion that he can lead us to the future. As for the crowd that says he won't have Moss or Welker....I'm sure Pioli and Haley aren't going to leave him out on the field with toy soldiers to play with. They will get him help, whether it be coaching up the guys we already have or obtaining new weapons. |
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However, the absolutes being thrown around in regards to the guy really bug me. |
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If and when THAT shoe falls, get your ****ing Tequila and Sombrero at the ready, cause' it's ON NOW, BITCHES! PBJ:rockon: |
I'm not a draftnik but what the point of trading for Matt Cassel and paying him 14 mio dollars for one year if you don't plan on him in the future. Otherwise there could have signed Byron Leftwich or Jeff Garcia as a stopgap solution.
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As an aside, I have nothing against your hesitation regarding Cassel. I just think it's something that really has no potential for much discussion until after the draft, barring some sort of trade. |
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What's the point of trading for Matt Cassel and making him you're QBotF if you're not going to give him a long-term deal? |
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NOTHING is fact, other than we know that he doesn't have a long-term contract in place. I'm not the one suggesting that something is there that's not. That belongs to the people suggesting that Cassel is it, we're set, and that's all there is to it. They're speculating just as much as anybody else, only they don't act like it. |
We're set this year. Including draft time.
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[QUOTE=htismaqe;5665302]I'm absolutely willing to give him a chance. In fact, I'm fairly convinced that he's our QBotF.
However, the absolutes being thrown around in regards to the guy really bug me.[/QUOTE] That's how I feel about Curry. The bolded part I mean. PhilFree:arrow: |
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Mmm...:hmmm:
This pot needs more ingredients! Assuming the statement originated with Cassel and his Agent, the fact that it has even been put out there does not bode well for the 1st Messiah, as we all know how Pioli demands the Iron Curtain when it comes to house information. Therefore, I hypothesize that only one of two scenarios can and will result from this: A) Dream of the 1st Messiah's Faithful: This is a bartering tool( though not a very wise one when dealing with Pioli )for a larger long-term contract, scripted by Cassel's agent to give the impression that Cassel could yet still be available to other teams who are interested in him, and to of course "drive up the staying price" in KC. B) High Drama: This is the first, consensual between all parties, SCRIPTED shot fired in what will be a strategically executed plan of saying goodbye to the 1st Messiah because the deal was never truly done, because pending trades involving Waters, Gonzales, and Cassel are somehow tied to each other, or because the 1st Messiah was a carrot to be dangled from the get-go. Now: Stirrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr...:evil: |
There's more to Cassel not getting a long term deal than people want to admit.
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