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htismaqe 10-08-2012 08:53 AM

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Originally Posted by Inspector (Post 8991538)
What in the world would make Winston - or anyone - jump to the conclusion that anyone was cheering Cassel being hurt?

Gee, I don't know.

The fact that Winston IMMEDIATELY jumped to that conclusion says more about how bad Cassel is than anything else, IMO.

Chiefnj2 10-08-2012 08:56 AM

If the same thing happened to Manning in Denver, I bet you'd be able to hear a pin drop as soon as people saw him on the ground.

Some people continued to cheer after they realized KC got a first down.

Stop being such wusses and acting all offended. People have hoped for a Cassel injury on this board the last few months. Some people cheered and even more were happy he left the game.

ModSocks 10-08-2012 08:59 AM

And now San Diego is joining in on the fun. Not one, but TWO radio stations out here were talking about it this morning.

On one of the stations, it was mentioned on their "F U of the day" segment. Big F U went out to chiefs fans for cheering for one of their own being injured.

doomy3 10-08-2012 09:00 AM

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Originally Posted by Inspector (Post 8991538)
I was at home and not at the game but we reacted just as the fans at the game reacted.

We cheered the positive yardage gained on that play.

We stopped, gasped and held our breath for a few moments when Cassel was on the ground.

We cheered again when we saw he was able to get up and walk off on his accord.

What in the world would make Winston - or anyone - jump to the conclusion that anyone was cheering Cassel being hurt? That is just....well, insane in my book.

I see fans at every game cheering positive plays and I see fans cheering whenever one of their players, who appears to be hurt, gets up and is able to walk off the field. That happens every Sunday.

This is just an example fo someone wanting to be ticked off at the fans and it makes him look really bad - especially for being a first year player with the team we've been with - in may cases longer than he's been alive.

Wow, he really made an ass of himself with this.


Being at the game, it was pretty damn obvious that a very large amount of people were cheering Cassel's injury. Here is how it went:

Pass to Charles, people start cheering, he is tackled, people cheer the first down.

Pile starts to get up and Winston and a couple others are calling for trainers as Cassel doesn't get up. The stadium erupted.

That goes on for a minute or two, then Quinn steps out on the field. More cheering.

People clap for Cassel as he leaves the field.

Abba-Dabba 10-08-2012 09:03 AM

I think it is hilarious how the reaction from the organization has been. Winston jumped to a conclusion that every fan was cheering the injury. It just shows you guys are in their heads. They think about you more often than they let on. Keep up the pressure, keep up the good work.

notorious 10-08-2012 09:03 AM

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Originally Posted by htismaqe (Post 8991540)

The national media would rather believe the KC fans are clueless neanderthals than admit that their beloved ex-Patriots are failures.




The media doesn't follow or give a shit what happens in KC. They are completely out of their wheelhouse when it comes to understanding the situation here.

They are simply uneducated on the miserable pile of shit known as Pioli, Crennel, and Cassel.

ChiTown 10-08-2012 09:04 AM

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Originally Posted by doomy3 (Post 8991567)
Being at the game, it was pretty damn obvious that a very large amount of people were cheering Cassel's injury. Here is how it went:

Pass to Charles, people start cheering, he is tackled, people cheer the first down.

Pile starts to get up and Winston and a couple others are calling for trainers as Cassel doesn't get up. The stadium erupted.

That goes on for a minute or two, then Quinn steps out on the field. More cheering.

People clap for Cassel as he leaves the field.

I got to tell you, I didn't get that perspective at all from where I was sitting. It was difficult to even tell wtf was going on, until Quinn started warming up.

the Talking Can 10-08-2012 09:07 AM

whoever is on 610, says he was texting with winston last night and will discuss it...fyi

notorious 10-08-2012 09:09 AM

Emotion skews judgement of a situation, and I would assume that Winston was probably a shade emotional when Cassel went down.

Radar Chief 10-08-2012 09:10 AM

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Originally Posted by htismaqe (Post 8991498)
Because it's only going to be 1 game.

He'll be back after the bye week and we'll get to watch him again for the rest of the year.

And probably again next year too.

It’s one week without Cassel. I won’t gripe.

1ChiefsDan 10-08-2012 09:16 AM

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Originally Posted by Detoxing (Post 8991561)
And now San Diego is joining in on the fun. Not one, but TWO radio stations out here were talking about it this morning.

On one of the stations, it was mentioned on their "F U of the day" segment. Big F U went out to chiefs fans for cheering for one of their own being injured.

Just have this to say,

**** YOU SAN DIEGO

htismaqe 10-08-2012 09:16 AM

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Originally Posted by RubberSponge (Post 8991575)
I think it is hilarious how the reaction from the organization has been. Winston jumped to a conclusion that every fan was cheering the injury. It just shows you guys are in their heads. They think about you more often than they let on. Keep up the pressure, keep up the good work.

This.

htismaqe 10-08-2012 09:17 AM

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Originally Posted by notorious (Post 8991576)
The media doesn't follow or give a shit what happens in KC. They are completely out of their wheelhouse when it comes to understanding the situation here.

They are simply uneducated on the miserable pile of shit known as Pioli, Crennel, and Cassel.

Our OWNER is completely out of his wheelhouse when it comes to understanding the situation here.

It's just another sign that we're stuck with these guys for the foreseeable future.

notorious 10-08-2012 09:20 AM

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Originally Posted by htismaqe (Post 8991606)
Our OWNER is completely out of his wheelhouse when it comes to understanding the situation here.

It's just another sign that we're stuck with these guys for the foreseeable future.

This too.

Frustrating.

ct 10-08-2012 09:24 AM

I posted this in another Winston thread too...


What's sad is Eric Winston is the 1 freakin guy on the whole team who actually has been stepping up to be the leader for this team. Now he's turned on the fans and they are turning on him. Would have been nice to have him anchor RT next year w/ our new franchise QB draftee. Maybe this misunderstanding will pass...

I was one who cheered taht moment. but here was the bigger picture. Jamaal made a helluva play, and I stood and cheered. Then saw Cassel was down, and I kinda (weakly really) cheered again, BECAUSE... because I knew KC had no choice but to make a change at that point. And yea, I was pretty damn happy about that. At no point am I cheering an injury to any player, Chief or otherwise. I hope we can get this message thru to Winston, cause I'd love for him to be here to protect rookie QB next year.

Also, I stood and cheered when Cassel was ok and got up to walk off the field.


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