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View Poll Results: Pick the worst villain of each pair
Match 1 2 3.64%
Albert Lewis, CB, Chiefs and Raiders 18 32.73%
Andre Rison, Bad Moon, Webbed Menace 32 58.18%
Match 2 2 3.64%
Anthony Hancock, WR, 11th selection in 1982 Round 1, Speedy Bust 5 9.09%
Bam Morris, RB, workhorse, drug mule 46 83.64%
Match 3 1 1.82%
Bernard Pollard, SS, 54th pick in 2006 Round 2, Bust(ed tackle) 9 16.36%
Bill Kuharich, Chiefs talent evaluator in 2000's….think about it. 44 80.00%
Match 4 3 5.45%
Brett Perriman, WR, remora to Herman Moore's shark 21 38.18%
Brian Jozwiak, OT, 7th selection in 1986 Round 1, Bust-ed knee, Busted shoulder, Bust all over 25 45.45%
Match 5 2 3.64%
Carl Peterson, GM who coined term STFD and 51 92.73%
Carlton Gray, CB, free-agent bu$t 3 5.45%
Match 6 2 3.64%
Cliff Frazier, DT, 41st pick in 1976 Round 2, Bust and North Dallas Forty actor 6 10.91%
Dan Williams, DE, all-time holdout record holder 44 80.00%
Match 7 2 3.64%
Eddie Drummond, KR, free-agent never Bust-ed one 25 45.45%
Eddie Freeman, DT, 43rd pick in 2002 Round 2, Bust but good dinner companion 26 47.27%
Match 8 1 1.82%
Elmore Stephens, TE, 34th pick in 1975 Round 2, Bust and actual kidnapper 11 20.00%
Elvis Grbac, QB, sexiest 4th-down spiker in America 42 76.36%
Match 9 2 3.64%
Eric Warfield, CB and DWC (Drunk With Chihuahua) 30 54.55%
Ethan Horton, RB, 15th selection in 1985 Round 1, Chiefs Bust and Raider 21 38.18%
Match 10 1 1.82%
Eugene Trosch, DT, 24th selection in 1967 Round 1, Never-saw-the-field Bust 26 47.27%
Frank Gansz, coach, pilot, hero, rebel leader 25 45.45%
Match 11 2 3.64%
Gary Barbaro, FS and USFL Defector 21 38.18%
Gary Butler, TE, 27th pick in 1973 Round 2, Bust for 70s Chiefs...think about it 26 47.27%
Match 12 1 1.82%
Greg Robinson, coordinator and spinner 44 80.00%
Gunther Cunningham, coach, friend of beards, enemy of sleeves 9 16.36%
Match 13 3 5.45%
Harvey Williams, RB, 21st selection in 1991 Round 1, giraffe-like Chiefs bust and Raider 1 1.82%
Herm Edwards, Coach, deer in headlights, avid post-game film studier 51 92.73%
Match 14 2 3.64%
Jack Steadman, GM, architect of 16 year playoff drought 49 89.09%
Jared Allen, DE, drinker, Techno Viking 2 3.64%
Match 15 1 1.82%
Jeff Kinney, RB, 23rd selection in 1972 Round 1, Nebraska Corn-bust-er 11 20.00%
Jimmy Raye, coordinator, completely random play caller 42 76.36%
Match 16 2 3.64%
Jon Baker, Kickoff specialist for fan souvenir collectors 15 27.27%
Junior Siavii, DT, 36th pick in 2004 Round 2, Bust in Spit Hood 37 67.27%
I can't vote yet. I'm not 18. 4 7.27%
Multiple Choice Poll. Voters: 55. You may not vote on this poll

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Old 09-19-2009, 05:18 PM  
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Chiefs Villains, Heat 1
You know the drill. Pick the biggest Chiefsland villain out of each pair.

Poll of great sadness forthcoming.
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Old 09-19-2009, 05:25 PM   #2
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I hope Greg Robinson made the field of 64. I wasn't seeing much support for him. I sure did hate that bastard.
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Old 09-19-2009, 05:26 PM   #3
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The kicker who shall remain un-named. END. OF. THREAD.
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Old 09-19-2009, 05:52 PM   #4
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Guys, I have to make an impassioned plea for Elmore Stephens. Apparently he actually participated in kidnapping a guy in a drug deal gone bad right after being released by the Chiefs. I have to think that he wasn't very focused on living up to his draft status.
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Old 09-19-2009, 06:20 PM   #5
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Uh, so L-- E------ didn't make the poll??? Or is he going to matchup against the winner of the other heats? Did I miss him?
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Old 09-19-2009, 06:25 PM   #6
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This poll is totally irrelevant without these people included:
Tamarack "Would You Buy A Used Car From this Guy?" Vanover
Victor "Smacky" Riley
Jim "Hey Joe" Tyrer
Mrs. Bill Kenney
Mighty Mouth McMillan
Benny "I Pee On You" Thompson
Todd "Pit Bull" McNair
William "Crispy" Bartee
Dexter "McNugget" McCleon
Dale "Strip Club" Carter
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The Kicker Who Will Remain Nameless "ET Phone Home"

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Old 09-19-2009, 06:40 PM   #7
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Can't believe more people aren't voting for Ganz. He basically lied about his service record, turned the team against a mildly successful head coach, and then sucked once he got control of the team. Definitely deserves top 10 consideration, but people are protecting him by voting for the guy they never heard of.
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Old 09-19-2009, 07:23 PM   #8
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This is Heat 1, for those of you wondering where some familiar names are. Look for the other thread that includes the other qualifying matches.

I'm a bit surprised that Junior Siavii is beating Jon Baker so badly. I bet some money in Vegas that Baker would make it to the final four.
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Old 09-19-2009, 07:45 PM   #9
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Elmore Stephens, people. Elmore Stephens. He never played a down for us because of, well, murder and kidnapping and a life sentence in prison.

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/vau...0581/index.htm

http://news.google.com/newspapers?id...lmore-stephens

http://books.google.com/books?id=STF...chiefs&f=false
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If it was in the Ohio River, Elmore wouldn't need a life raft, because he could float to shore on the dead body of the person he murdered and threw into the river.
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Your selections FAIL. Bronco Neil is not among them.

There is no greater villain in Chiefs history than Bronco Neil. Everybody listed at least WANTED to win for us. They failed because they suck. Bronco Neil deliberately left us for our arch-rival and was part of a squad that cheated to deny our best team it's shot at a Super Bowl. And he relished in it.

Bronco Neil IS the biggest villain in Chiefs history. Nobody else even comes close.
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Go to Heat 2 in the other thread, frazod. Heat 2. I am not a failure. I am only a victim of an arbitrary 50-option poll limit.
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