Albert Breer says pioli may be staying...

[penguinz]

No sure thing. Some buzz that he could be staying. RT @ChiefsOrioles10: @AlbertBreer Is Scott Pioli gone>?

https://twitter.com/AlbertBreer/stat...10414053789697

[bevischief]

Originally Posted by KCSPORTSNUT

Just read Shottenheimer will be next coach.And i believe PIoli will stay.See ficksitall revolution for story

You should be banned for posting this crap.

[FlaChief58]

Originally Posted by ILChief

I googled the site. Here it is:

http://ficksitall.blogspot.com/

looks like a top notch outfit

I call bullshit!

[whoman69]

Originally Posted by Chiefshrink

Hey dude, you stay happy as a 99%er while the rest of us 'real Americans' continue to strive for excellence pursuing those supposed evil 1%ers you secretly would love to be but don't have the courage or work ethic to achieve

real american
true fan
patriot

while in reality you are none of the above

you really want to have us believe that only the 1% work hard or that working hard will make you a 1%er. GTFO, forever.

[ROYC75]

http://ficksitall.blogspot.com/2012/...marty.html?m=1


Well, FWIW.

[BigMeatballDave]

Originally Posted by Chiefshrink

Hey dude, you stay happy as a 99%er while the rest of us 'real Americans' continue to strive for excellence pursuing those supposed evil 1%ers you secretly would love to be but don't have the courage or work ethic to achieve

Stupid ****

[Ace Gunner]

y'all keep saying you want a return to "the glory days"
















































oh.. but.. wait -- there's this




Marty Schottenheimer: No desire to coach, offers advice

5:29p.m. EST November 11, 2012



(Photo: Kirby Lee, US Presswire)


Marty Schottenheimer says he has no desire to coach again and that contrary to reports he was not in Kansas City on Friday
But he has indeed been in constant contact with Chiefs owner Clark Hunt and within the past few days lent encouragement to embattled coach Romeo Crennel
Schottenheimer, 69, guided the Chiefs to seven playoff berths and three division titles during a 10-year reign

Marty Schottenheimer says he has no desire to coach again and that contrary to reports he was not in Kansas City on Friday.

But the most successful coach in Kansas City Chiefs history told USA TODAY Sports on Saturday that he has indeed been in constant contact with Chiefs owner Clark Hunt and within the past few days lent encouragement to embattled coach Romeo Crennel.

"I stay in touch with the Hunt family," Schottenheimer said from his home outside Charlotte, during a phone interview on Saturday. "Of late, I've called to encourage them for whatever they're doing. They've got a lot of young players. And they're working their butts off."

Schottenheimer is aware of a rumor, started by a caller on SiriusXM NFL Radio on Friday, that maintained he was at Arrowhead Stadium meeting with Hunt, who took over the Chiefs after his father and franchise founder Lamar Hunt passed away in 2006.

The Chiefs, heading into Monday night's game at the Pittsburgh Steelers with a 1-7 record, are engulfed by speculation that Crennel and general manager Scott Pioli could be fired. Hunt has not publicly addressed the issue. Pioli was unavailable when USA TODAY Sports attempted to make contact on Saturday.

Schottenheimer, 69, guided the Chiefs to seven playoff berths and three division titles during a 10-year reign from 1989-98, when he posted a 101-58-1 record.

Considering his legacy in Kansas City, Chiefs fans were buzzing with Friday's erroneous report. Schottenheimer last coached in the NFL with the San Diego Chargers in 2007. He also had head coaching stints with the Cleveland Browns and Washington Redskins.

Would Schottenheimer return?

"Life is good," he said. "I just feel badly because I have great affection for the Hunt family and the Kansas City Chiefs. Those were the best 10 years of my career. But I think the world of Romeo Crennel."

Schottenheimer is not lobbying for the job, yet realizes the "hot seat" speculation in many situations across the league is intensifying.

"Scorched earth!" he said.

He compiled a 200-126-1 career regular season mark, but was undone by playoff failures. No coach who hasn't been to a Super Bowl has more career victories than Schottenheimer, who also had a 5-13 playoff record.

He wishes teams would exhibit more patience before making front office and coaching moves.

What did he tell Crennel?

" 'Hang in there, brother,' " Schottenheimer said. "I have deep affection for him and the Chiefs, so I'm disappointed. But you've got to keep going, put one foot in front of the other."

Schottenheimer says he also knows and supports Pioli, the embattled GM.

"The thing is, it's a young team," he said. "It's tough right now. I have confidence they'll get it done."

If not, Schottenheimer and Hunt will have plenty to talk about.



http://www.usatoday.com/story/sports...-city/1696675/

[Messier]

Originally Posted by Chiefshrink

Hey dude, you stay happy as a 99%er while the rest of us 'real Americans' continue to strive for excellence pursuing those supposed evil 1%ers you secretly would love to be but don't have the courage or work ethic to achieve

This is not DC, so, shut up, but to respond. The fact that you truly believe there's this "99%" of the country that mooches off the hard working 1%, is the reason you and your kind are losing touch with most of the county, and will soon be obsolete. Most of the country works hard, really hard.

Now, where was I....Oh yeah, Pioli sucks!

[RealSNR]

I hope Pioli isn't working for a living by Monday. Then he can do a better job posting on his Patriot fan forums.

[Ace Gunner]

ya, so it turns out the best NFL coach that never knew shit about quarterbacking has been consulting clarky boy all this time. heh. who woulda thunk it.

[htismaqe]

Originally Posted by ChiefsandO'sfan

So much fail here.

Have you tweeted Dan Patrick or Bob Costas yet and asked them? You must be a 15-year old girl.

[Bugeater]

Well if ****itall.com says it's true, it must be true.

[htismaqe]

Originally Posted by aturnis

Albert Brees has been defending Pioli tooth and nail for three last few months. Never has he deterred from his opinion that Pioli would stay. I think at this point he's just too stubborn to admit that he was wrong.

This to the mother****in this.

[Hammock Parties]

Albert Breer knows less about Scott Pioli's job than hobbits in Bree.

[Hammock Parties]

Albert Breer wishes people called him fat Albert, because then he'd be merely fat instead of morbidly obese.

[Hammock Parties]

Albert Breer occasionally fantasizes about adding a "d" to his last name, because then he could joke about being a "breeder," which is as close as he'll ever get to having sex with a living being.