My stupid SOC/Blackout story.

[FAX]

Originally Posted by Iowanian

I used to just want Pioli and everyone below him to be fired or have the decency to resign.


Now, I'd like him to commit seppuku on the 50 yard line with a $7 stadium corn dog.


he won't because he has no honor.

Pioli's actions today are stunning in both their stupidity and complete disregard for the fan base.

Clearly, he views this as a war.

Now, think about that for a moment ... you have a general manager of a football team who views his own fan base as the declared and hated enemy.

It's flabbergasting.

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[NJChiefsFan]

Originally Posted by FAX

Pioli's actions today are stunning in both their stupidity and complete disregard for the fan base.

Clearly, he views this as a war.

Now, think about that for a moment ... you have a general manager of a football team who views his own fan base as the declared and hated enemy.

It's flabbergasting.

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And nobody gives a damn about what Winston said a while back. Its forgotten by other fans and KC fans are behind the movement more than ever.

[ChiefsCountry]

Originally Posted by FAX

Pioli's actions today are stunning in both their stupidity and complete disregard for the fan base.

Clearly, he views this as a war.

Now, think about that for a moment ... you have a general manager of a football team who views his own fan base as the declared and hated enemy.

It's flabbergasting.

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Does this suprise you. He treats the employees like dog shit as well.

[FAX]

Originally Posted by ChiefsCountry

Does this suprise you. He treats the employees like dog shit as well.

Yes. Actually, it does surprise me. It's beyond comprehension, actually.

The fact that he would call out his "security" personnel to confiscate fliers and signs and 86 fans who were chanting "Fire Pioli" is an absurd course of action for him to take.

Not only is it the absolute wrong thing to do from a public relations standpoint, it speaks clearly and loudly of an individual who is both insane and utterly out-of-touch with the situation, his fan base, and his role as general manager of a football franchise.

A few weeks ago, I finally came to the conclusion that Pioli was mentally disturbed. I was perfectly serious then, and today's events have reinforced my opinion. I find it incredible that someone in his position would be so stupid ... the only possible excuse is that he is insane.

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