Chiefs Media and Chiefs Organization Trying to Make the Loyal Fans the Bad Guys!!!

scho63 · 10-09-2012, 01:36 AM

I can empathize with every long term fan, being a loyal 42 year fan myself. I do not however have the distinction of being from KC, ever lived in KC, and never yet been to Arrowhead, which is real shame.

I've not spent hundreds or thousands of dollars on years of tickets, parking, tailgating, booze and food, programs, and souvenirs at the stadium like so many of you in your long term support of this team.

KC Fans have always come across to me as hard working, blue collar, middle class Americans who take their meager savings and spend it on the Chiefs each Sunday during the season. I've also never heard a bad word about the fans and that tailgating at Arrowhead in it's prime was the GREATEST show on Earth and unbeatable! Playing at Arrowhead was the worst nightmare for teams in the past-no more.

We have been through more disappointments than most other NFL teams with this long of a history yet we keep coming back for more.

Now here we are where we have collectively risen up together to demand better of an organization that has been less than stellar for so many years and with this year's high expectations and piss poor results, we have reached our breaking point.

This board got a great banner together, the troops rallied, and fans started a huge national conversation about the awful QB play and the teams poor performance and organization. The ball is finally rolling.....

Ironically on a day when the banner flies, Cassel goes down as if by divine intervention and the crowd cheers for Quinn coming in, NOT Cassel getting hurt.

And so what if a few assholes cheered his injury?
Firstly, it looked to me to be about 45,000 fans not 70,000 as Eric Win-Bag claimed. Chiefs games don't draw like they used to.
Second Eric Win-Bag, you should vent your anger at your team's crappy play not your fans you moron, as they are paying your salary! That goes double for the Chiefs PR Team
Third, the national media has taken the rant of Eric Win-Bag as the absolute truth with no research on their own, making them duplicitous in this false narrative about the great Chiefs fans cheering Cassel getting hurt. To compare this to Michael irvin's injury in Philly is so far from the truth it is a joke.

I just want to give props and all the accolades to all you great loyal fans and to tell you to press on and DON'T BE INTIMIDATED!!! YOU GUYS ARE DOING GREAT AND SHOULD BE STOKED.

JUST READ JASON WHITLOCK'S LAST ARTICLE EACH TIME YOU GET DOWN

GOD SPEED AND GO KICK SOME PIOLI ASS!!!!!

10-09-2012, 01:36 AM
scho63 Politically Incorrect Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Scottsdale, AZ Casino cash: $2761110	Media and Chiefs Organization Trying to Make the Loyal Fans the Bad Guys!!! I can empathize with every long term fan, being a loyal 42 year fan myself. I do not however have the distinction of being from KC, ever lived in KC, and never yet been to Arrowhead, which is real shame. I've not spent hundreds or thousands of dollars on years of tickets, parking, tailgating, booze and food, programs, and souvenirs at the stadium like so many of you in your long term support of this team. KC Fans have always come across to me as hard working, blue collar, middle class Americans who take their meager savings and spend it on the Chiefs each Sunday during the season. I've also never heard a bad word about the fans and that tailgating at Arrowhead in it's prime was the GREATEST show on Earth and unbeatable! Playing at Arrowhead was the worst nightmare for teams in the past-no more. We have been through more disappointments than most other NFL teams with this long of a history yet we keep coming back for more. Now here we are where we have collectively risen up together to demand better of an organization that has been less than stellar for so many years and with this year's high expectations and piss poor results, we have reached our breaking point. This board got a great banner together, the troops rallied, and fans started a huge national conversation about the awful QB play and the teams poor performance and organization. The ball is finally rolling..... Ironically on a day when the banner flies, Cassel goes down as if by divine intervention and the crowd cheers for Quinn coming in, NOT Cassel getting hurt. And so what if a few assholes cheered his injury? Firstly, it looked to me to be about 45,000 fans not 70,000 as Eric Win-Bag claimed. Chiefs games don't draw like they used to. Second Eric Win-Bag, you should vent your anger at your team's crappy play not your fans you moron, as they are paying your salary! That goes double for the Chiefs PR Team Third, the national media has taken the rant of Eric Win-Bag as the absolute truth with no research on their own, making them duplicitous in this false narrative about the great Chiefs fans cheering Cassel getting hurt. To compare this to Michael irvin's injury in Philly is so far from the truth it is a joke. I just want to give props and all the accolades to all you great loyal fans and to tell you to press on and DON'T BE INTIMIDATED!!! YOU GUYS ARE DOING GREAT AND SHOULD BE STOKED. JUST READ JASON WHITLOCK'S LAST ARTICLE EACH TIME YOU GET DOWN GOD SPEED AND GO KICK SOME PIOLI ASS!!!!!
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