So which one of you went to work on Pioli's Wikipedia Page?

[Chiefspants]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scott_Pioli

After a disastrous start to the 2011 season, Pioli's hand-picked QB Matt Cassel broke his hand on November 14. On November 21, he was placed on injured reserve, ending his season. Palko proved to be inadequate as a backup to a merely serviceable Cassel, leading many to question how a team with legitimate playoff hopes entering the 2011 season had remained so thin at so many key positions during the offseason, especially at QB and safety, where the Chiefs lack of depth was more than woeful.

Haley was fired on December 12, 2011, after leading his team to a 5-8 record during the 2011 NFL season.[12] Pioli fired Haley with 3 games remaining in the 2011 season, with Pioli deflecting much criticism for the Chiefs underwhelming performance toward Haley's methods in handling the strike-shortened offseason in particular; Pioli named Crennel interim coach and the team went 2-1 for a 7-9 finish. Pioli hired Crennel to be full time head coach; however, the results of the 2012 season have been as bad or even worse than the 2011 season (as the only real change was Crennel, the same team has many of the same problems as the 2011 team - only now Pioli doesn't have Haley to throw under the bus.) The nucleus of his young team is basically comprised of Peterson-era holdovers (Jamal Charles, Tamba Hali, Brandon Flowers) and New England rehashes (Matt Cassel, Steve Maneri). Fans have hired pilots to fly banners condoning his ouster. Considering his team's performances, their actions may be justified.

Edit: Here's Clay's edit (Which has apparently been tampered with)

"In October 2012, Chiefs fans compiled a factual list of Pioli's misguided decisions in a public Google Document. [2]"