Peterson on hotseat?
 

According to Sports Illustrated.

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/200...k15/index.html

He's on the hot seat with fans but not with Clark Hunt.

He didn't draft Neil Smith.

Exactly. The hardcore fans and media are the only ones that can't stand him. He's not going anywhere.

From what I've been reading here since August..this is far from the truth..Peterson has been hated long before this season from what I can tell from posters on this site.

The Planet is a SMALL fraction of the overall fan base. We don't represent the majority of the fans IMO.

Well, there is only one clear way for the fans to send a message to Clark.


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I would say after the seasons following the 1995 and 1997 playoff debacles. Tollerance for Carl has really been declining....

"Then again, it's also possible Hunt shares his late father's loyalty to the man who, according to his bio in the media guide, "unquestionably serves as the driving force of the organization and is regarded as the person most responsible for the club's return to prominence both on and off the field since he was hired by Founder Lamar Hunt in December '88."

Prominence? At what, exactly?

FYP

He also said LJ's contract is up this year.

I think most people are fed up with his arrogant ass.

FYP

Carl is more likely to make the ring of fame than get fired. Hell, Steadman's there. Go Chargers.

First off, there are several alleged locations of "midget town" all of which are located in the Bixby Knolls area of Long Beach. There are many private residential areas in this neighborhood which one can easily attribute to a midget colony. The most convincing one (at least for me) lies adjacent to the the Virginia Country Club at the end of a long, dead end looking, street either called "Virginia" or "Country Club", (I can't remember). As you drive down this street you will see all kinds of "dead end" and "no tresspassing" signs designed to deter the casual observer. If you continue down this
street, you will reach a checkpoint with a wooden gate and a small button on the left hand side. Despite the threating signs, all you have to is push the button and the gate will automatically open. If you drive inside, you will notice that the first house on your left is equipped with a giant front door and doorknobs that look no taller than three feet high. The rest of the houses (as far as I can tell) appear normal. If you continue driving forward you will reach another gate which cannot be opened by non-residents, followed by a third gate which can only be seen in the distance (I have never reached the third gate). Make sure you're in and out of there pretty
quick because the residents are quick to call security. Also, on your way out, turn right on the first street you see and go about five or six blocks and you will see the house from the movie "Ferris Bueller's Day Off." Seeing the house from "Ferris Bueller's day off" almost makes up for the fact that you got nothing out of this journey other than seeing one house with very low doorknobs.