No shit.

Brady Quinn got CHEERED when he first came in - that cheering started the whole "classless Chiefs fans cheered Cassel's injury".

And he played like SHIT.

This might be the dumbest "theory" she's ever come up with.

I usually don't say something negative about another person's post, but you're not very popular round these parts are you? :hmmm:

I am quite drunk. However i just wanted to stop by and tell you that you are an idiot. Possibly the biggest on this forum, which when taking into account all the other great big idiots, is a big deal. Congrats on being the biggest idiot out there!

Then the midgets...


for $1000 Alex



:D

Yeah, that was at Arrowhead.

Guess we'll see how they do on the road the next two weeks. Other than the Bengals game, the last four games they've kept the game within 8 points. The worst loss was of the four was the blackout game. :hmmm:

Nah, but I don't mind. I outgrew the need to be popular about 30 years ago. :D

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That picture cracks me up. I thought that was a dude the first time I saw it. And the mullets...ROFL

I've been in that stadium many times when the fans screamed their heads off that ended in a loss.

I participated in the playoff game where fans were going to beat Indy by being loud and could feel the bruised blood vessels in my skull for days afterwards.


It's far more likely that the Chiefs were playing another shitty team, and given the events played with more emotion than they've shown in 2 seasons.

You suck.

It is a shame she couldn't just stick with her Raiders and bug them instead.

FYP

:shake:STFU:doh!:%(/:facepalm:

This team has been getting incredible support from the fans in KC for decades now. Hasn't seemed to help. Certainly hasn't helped them win the big game.


So yeah...it's a coincidence.

When I read the OP, all I could think of was this..

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When will you outgrow the need to be universally despised?

I don't need anything from this board other than a platform to converse about a topic I enjoy. How people react is their choice, not mine. I can say 99 things that don't get anyone's knickers in a twist. That's not what people focus on. Whatever.

That is funny. ROFL

I would suspect you are the reason he shot himself...

If you were rooting for me while I continually fail, then try and pump rainbows and unicorns up my ass, I would go full belcher...

Agreed but the past decade has seen less support and more negativity. UNDERSTANDABLY SO but at what point does the negativity become a self fulfilling prophecy.

I simply find it interesting that when this team took the field surrounded by people who were there to support them UNCONDITIONALLY they played better.

So I asked the question.

Is it a coincidence that you're not a Chiefs fan and only show up when there is drama AND that you're a disgusting sukubus?

Why in gods name do I need to support a millionare playing a kids game unconditionally?

What the hell would one be thinking to think this? Drug? Meth?

As a counterargument to the original post, I submit testimony from every Chiefs playoff game since 1993, and most Chiefs playoff games before that.

Obvious points.

Right but now we aspire to even GET TO THAT POINT. We'd be grateful to even be playoff material.

So what has negativity accomplished?

My inference from this thread is Denice wants to be banned. Let's oblige her.

ROFL. Someone from 2005 with 7k. Cute.

ROFL

OK, so explain the years and years and years of very loud crowds and encouragement and they still shit the bed? Were they just trying to piss us off?

They dug deep yesterday, that's all. I'll say that positive encouragement can help, but it's not the only thing... Did the Giants need extra encouragement to come in and beat up after 9/11? Or was our "filling the boot" too much of a distraction from our cheering to will them into a win?

There weren't any Boo's because A) there weren't as many calls for them, and B) it wasn't a good day for it.

Don't make this more than it is.

That is called a dyke.

Holy ****ing shit. I understand why everyone hates you now.

Every time I look at the title of this thread, I think to myself:

"OP; please go suck a bag of horsedicks"

How about team stops turning the ball over, looks competent, fans don't start booing.

Coincidence?

Stupid ****ing ****.

I don't think you can simply disregard the fact that the boos not being there and the team knowing they are not going to be subjected to derision is unimportant. Like I pointed out earlier, their worst effort in the last four game was against the Bengals.

ROFL This.

Thread ignored.

Good call if it bothers you. :clap:

nope, tragic and difficult events pull people together...that's never a coincidence.

it was a well played game by both teams..and either team couldv'e won...in the end it just happened to be us.

Thank you for the rational and thought out response. I agree. However, I do think the team appreciated the reprieve and it showed on the field. Again, my opinion.

pondering.
but i'll say this was the best QB play for KC since Cassel's 2010 season.

Indeed. From Brady Quinn, no less. Imagine if he'd actually pan out to his full potential. He could have been a great one. Maybe it's not too late...

not holding my breath.

**** Brady Quinn. End this insanity of hope already.

Well, could also mean the other team at 3-8 was really just as horrible too. I mean, it's not like fans have been upset and rallying behind groups like SOC for the last decade.

Wow, no wonder people call you a troll.

Nice username: memyselfI. Is that a reference to your social life?

Please do. Forever.

Noobies. ROFL

It was so quiet during the first moments of this game, no way anyone can say the fans fired the team up. in fact, the team played so calm & collected from start to finish, there were only rare moments they acknowledged cheers of support.

This was not a "emotionally fueled win". It was just the opposite. The Chiefs played their best game since Haley was fired. Fundamentally dismantled the Cats.

But there wasn't booing or heckling, right?

He has far more value here than you do.

there was only a handful of fans present when they came from the tunnel.

Did you watch this game? The Chiefs consistently hammered their opponent yesterday.

No, there wasn't.

Because the stadium was HALF EMPTY.

:rolleyes:

I was there, it was very subdued. There was no booing the whole time, but there where lots of groans etc.

I don't know how it looked on TV, but there where MAYBE 40k people at the stadium, though most where chiefs fans.

Yeah, they looked good from the start. But they also didn't crumble like normal when things started to not go according to plan. THAT was different than most of the games this or the past few.

That's just the thing - everything went according to plan. There was no point where things didn't, so there was no point in the game where they were exposed to their propensity to crubmle. EVERYTHING went right yesterday. Perfect game.

Well there was no penalties or turnovers until late in the game. There were some three and outs and some bad throws, weird time out, strange play calls. Stuff that would normally illicit a cascading of boos.

Again, it was the lowest attendance of the season. There wasn't a "cascade" of anything.

You are nothing but useless a troll....Wow. Did you not stop and think what they did to make people boo in the first place?

Oh, I get ya. You are correct, there was no hubbub in the stands. But I was just trying to say the team got that TD first up an led a lot of this game. There were some hitches as mentioned, and yes, there did not seem to be the neg reactions from fans during those times. I tribute this to the fact they weren't losing by 49 ten minutes into the game:D

Agreed.

True.

Go kill yourself.

I think you can, unless you are just trying to be an annoying ****ing ****.

Oh wait...

No.


Honestly....


No.

The difference in yesterdays game was that we dropped one less pass than they did.

Here's to have 4 big black men having a bukkake on Denises gunt.

So you think my view here is being clouded by the experience of being in a totally supportive crowd? Which can't always deliver a victory but the players don't walk on the field wondering if the crowd is going to be there for them.

If our professional athletes are such mental midgets that they can't overcome booing by the home crowd due to their historically bad play, or even better use it as fuel to improve their play, then **** 'em all.

Really? Wow.

Do you think that is an inviting environment for potential free agents or coaches to want to come to?

Again, if they don't like the situation they play in at home, then they should suck it up, get better, and ensure that they don't have to play in a home environment like that ever again.

This isn't hard to figure out. You really are trolling here, aren't you?

Are you changing the subject for a reason?

I'll tell you what gets potential free agents and coaches...$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$

Not at all. I think that when a fan base gets the reputation that we've started to get it becomes a concern.

Sure, but do you want to have to throw more money at someone to compensate for the fact that you have a perceived hostile fan base vs. being considered a top notch place to play because of the fans?

Having the reputation as one of the loudest and most loyal fanbases in the league didn't help positively.

The reputation that counts is a good work environment, and a winning culture.

We have neither.