Clark Hunt ordered Chan Gailey had to stay on as OC.

[BigRedChief]

From "the source"

When Pioli fired Herm, Clark Hunt gave permission with one stipulation that Chan Gailey be kept on as the Offensive Coordinator. When the Chiefs broke camp in River Falls both Pioli and Haley went to Clark and told him that it wasn't working out. They both felt that Chan Gailey was a good coach but he was too conservative play caller for the system to work effectively. Clark told them to sit down with Chan and work it out, if it doesn't happen, then he would give the okay. We all know what happened.

Also Brandon Albert recently went to the team doctor complaining about fatigue and being tired. A bunch of blood work was done.

[Hammock Parties]

Also Brandon Alpert

So BRC is really Nick?

Wow.

On a serious note, Clark needs to stay away from football operations.

[BigRedChief]

I know this isn't news, more of history behind what happened but what the heck is Clark doing so involved in the team? His Dad was hands off and that didn't work out so well towards the end and he's trying to learn that lesson? But, then again all owners are involved in major coaching decisions to hire or fire. Maybe its just par for the course.

[BigRedChief]

So BRC is really Nick?

Wow.

On a serious note, Clark needs to stay away from football operations.
Did Nick write about this?

[Hammock Parties]

Did nick write about this?

I was just commenting on your grievous spelling error.

[BigRedChief]

I was just commenting on your grievous spelling error.wellll thats considered "normal" for me.:rolleyes:

[DeezNutz]

On a serious note, Clark needs to stay away from football operations.

x Whatever.

[Hammock Parties]

This is another hole in Dane's "Clark Hunt doesn't give a shit about football" tirade, BTW.

[DeezNutz]

This is another hole in Dane's "Clark Hunt doesn't give a shit about football" tirade, BTW.

Not really.

I'd say it works for that and the "Clark Hunt doesn't give a shit about winning" tirade.

[BigRedChief]

Not really.

I'd say it works for that and the "Clark Hunt doesn't give a shit about winning" tirade.Also, it could all be BS. They have never been wrong in the past, but theres always a first time for everything.

[Deberg_1990]

Did Clark order Krumrie to stay as well??

[Skip Towne]

Does Clark attend all Chiefs games? Does he know anything about football? I'm beginning to wonder. I know he likes thoccer :thailor:

[BigRedChief]

Did Clark order Krumrie to stay as well??I asked but they didn't know.

[Deberg_1990]

I asked but they didn't know.


Thanks. My guess all along has been that Chan had Pioli/Haley convinced that they could win with most of the offensive talent on hand..........until they actually got to camp and then they saw the crap for themselves.....

[HMc]

who was on Gun's "list of guys" he wanted to go out and get? Anyone remember?

[LaChapelle]

Clark is Thigggy lover!!!!!!!!!!1

[BigRedChief]

Clark is Thigggy lover!!!!!!!!!!1Maybe they are putting this story out to have people assume all their bad personnel decisions are because of owner interferance? Let the conspiracy talk begin.:rolleyes:

[Hammock Parties]

Not really.

I'd say it works for that and the "Clark Hunt doesn't give a shit about winning" tirade.

Bullshit.

Clark obviously wanted to keep Gailey because he liked what he did last year and thought he deserved another chance.

I'm sure some retard will come in here and say it's because of money or something... :rolleyes:

[Bane]

Clark is Thigggy lover!!!!!!!!!!1

WOO HOO!!

Just for the record though,why do we have 4 QB's? I mean everyone says Thiggy is pond scum......ok
Gut is the next coming of Peyton Manning
Brodie is...well Brodie
Cassel is god!!!

Could we not use one of those spots for a O lineman or something?

[Hog's Gone Fishin]

WOO HOO!!

Just for the record though,why do we have 4 QB's? I mean everyone says Thiggy is pond scum......ok
Gut is the next coming of Peyton Manning
Brodie is...well Brodie
Cassel is god!!!

Could we not use one of those spots for a O lineman or something?

Thigpen and Gut were both inactive last week. Insurance policy for a horrific line.

[Bane]

Thigpen and Gut were both inactive last week. Insurance policy for a horrific line.

Well I know there were inactive,and are both just back up policies.I just dont know why we would keep players if the coaching staff has no faith at all in them.Seems very foolish to take up the roster space on a team with so many holes.

[CHIEFS58]

Clark needs to be involved in some form...he is the owner. He doesnt need to be Jerry Jones-level involved by any means, but he does sign the checks. Hes not a complete idiot.

Haley needs an OC and needs to worry about being a head coach. Its too much for a first year coach. He cant manage effectively.

[LaChapelle]

Gailey's experience is not a bad thing to have around with a bunch of n00bs. Clark kept him on even after Haley took over the play calling for a reason. The reason is an interesting thing to ponder, somewhat.

[BigRedChief]

Gailey's experience is not a bad thing to have around with a bunch of n00bs. Clark kept him on even after Haley took over the play calling for a reason. The reason is an interesting thing to ponder, somewhat.wellll he's still drawing a check. But, whats he doing?

[LaChapelle]

Back up HC? Whitlock's next article.

[Bane]

Gailey's experience is not a bad thing to have around with a bunch of n00bs. Clark kept him on even after Haley took over the play calling for a reason. The reason is an interesting thing to ponder, somewhat.

Agreed,but what would it say to put Gailey back in at OC?
That would kinda be a pecker slap/pig blap to Haley if you ask me.

[Reerun_KC]

Clark needs to be involved in some form...he is the owner. He doesnt need to be Jerry Jones-level involved by any means, but he does sign the checks. Hes not a complete idiot.

Haley needs an OC and needs to worry about being a head coach. Its too much for a first year coach. He cant manage effectively. '

And you know this from your experience as a rookie NFL headcoach or something?

Can you give us some factual evidence from Todd and Scott that this is true? Like some daily activities that Todd is struggling with?

Otherwise your speculating out your ass on this one...

[Reerun_KC]

Agreed,but what would it say to put Gailey back in at OC?
That would kinda be a pecker slap/pig blap to Haley if you ask me.

Why would you want Gailey back as OC? Its refreshing to see something other than R2P2 crap or anything Thigpen related...

[Bane]

Why would you want Gailey back as OC? Its refreshing to see something other than R2P2 crap or anything Thigpen related...

I dont.I never would have hired Chan Gailey in the first place.I cant stand the guy and think he's a fool.

[Reerun_KC]

I dont.I never would have hired Chan Gailey in the first place.I cant stand the guy and think he's a fool.

:clap:

Agree.....

[KCUnited]

Hunt loyalty, shouldn't surprise anyone.

[BigRedChief]

Clark needs to be involved in some form...he is the owner. He doesnt need to be Jerry Jones-level involved by any means, but he does sign the checks. Hes not a complete idiot.

Haley needs an OC and needs to worry about being a head coach. Its too much for a first year coach. He cant manage effectively.
yeah, I don't have aproblem with this. The owner has to be involved in major coaching decisions. OC and DC are major coaching decisions. Now if Pioli goes to Hunt in the off season and says I made a mistake and Haley can't cut it as a NFL head coach and Hunt says work it out, I'm paying him millions and will pay more millions for a new head coach. Then thats a problem. Keeping on Chan, not so bad. He did a helluva job getting something out of Thigpen. He has a proven track record.

[Quesadilla Joe]

Also Brandon Albert recently went to the team doctor complaining about fatigue and being tired. A bunch of blood work was done.

Diabetes?

http://www.chiefsplanet.com/BB/showthread.php?t=184199

[RippedmyFlesh]

yeah, I don't have aproblem with this. The owner has to be involved in major coaching decisions. OC and DC are major coaching decisions. Now if Pioli goes to Hunt in the off season and says I made a mistake and Haley can't cut it as a NFL head coach and Hunt says work it out, I'm paying him millions and will pay more millions for a new head coach. Then thats a problem. Keeping on Chan, not so bad. He did a helluva job getting something out of Thigpen. He has a proven track record.
He does. This may be harsh but he's the perfect OC if your qb sucks. Look at the qb's he has had. He makes chicken salad of chicken sh&t but when you are ready to go the next level he's not the answer.

[Chief Faithful]

Thanks. My guess all along has been that Chan had Pioli/Haley convinced that they could win with most of the offensive talent on hand..........until they actually got to camp and then they saw the crap for themselves.....

I've kind of reached the same conclusion and like with most new coaches it will take a season of play before they really know who is worth developing further and who is not. This next off season should be real interesting from a roster and acquisition standpoint.

[HemiEd]

Not really.

I'd say it works for that and the "Clark Hunt doesn't give a shit about winning" tirade.

That is retarded. He has shown beyond a shadow of a doubt that he wants win with this team.

[Bane]

Hunt loyalty, shouldn't surprise anyone.

TG's loving it right about now.ROFL

[DeezNutz]

That is retarded. He has shown beyond a shadow of a doubt that he wants win with this team.

Forcing assistant coaches upon a HC certainly isn't condusive to winning. This aside, how has he demonstrated anything "beyond a shadow of a doubt"? Not money spent in FA...

To make your claim, I need more evidence than merely hiring Pioli and making some nice statements during press conferences. Not really going to count the money he put into the stadium, either, since this is more about business than actually winning on the field.

[Dave Lane]

I asked but they didn't know.

The story I heard from Petro was that due to the late hire of Haley that there was really no other attractive candidate they wanted. So they are giving him a year to get something done

[cdcox]

This has the ring of truth to it. Clark Hunt as uber-fan.

1. Instead of hiring a coordinator that shares a common philosophy with Haley, he gets stuck with Chan.

2. Chan doesn't work out with the vision that Pioli/Haley have.

3. They have the impossible choice of a. suffering through a whole year with the wrong guy installing and building the wrong offense or b. scrapping everything and building from scratch with the "right" system, even though this year will be a disaster. I think I favor option b, because at least this year won't be a complete waste in terms of learning the system.

4. Choosing impossible option b, the OL looks completely lost with guys like Albert and Waters completely missing assignments. Yes Albert is getting physically beat on many plays, but on other plays, he just looks lost. I think at least 1/3 of his problems come from not knowing what his assignment is on certain plays. And I think that is somewhat understandable given that the whole off-season program was basically worthless.

5. The other disaster that can be attributed to Clark as uber-fan is the charade of evaluating Herm. That caused a couple week delay in being able to hire a head coach, which lead to a delay in assembling the staff. Many of the people we have are because they were among the few people available.

6. Clark needs to hold the GM accountable, hold weekly meetings to understand the direction of the club and be an informed owner, but otherwise get the heck out of the way.

[Bill Lundberg]

This has the ring of truth to it. Clark Hunt as uber-fan.

1. Instead of hiring a coordinator that shares a common philosophy with Haley, he gets stuck with Chan.

2. Chan doesn't work out with the vision that Pioli/Haley have.

3. They have the impossible choice of a. suffering through a whole year with the wrong guy installing and building the wrong offense or b. scrapping everything and building from scratch with the "right" system, even though this year will be a disaster. I think I favor option b, because at least this year won't be a complete waste in terms of learning the system.

4. Choosing impossible option b, the OL looks completely lost with guys like Albert and Waters completely missing assignments. Yes Albert is getting physically beat on many plays, but on other plays, he just looks lost. I think at least 1/3 of his problems come from not knowing what his assignment is on certain plays. And I think that is somewhat understandable given that the whole off-season program was basically worthless.

5. The other disaster that can be attributed to Clark as uber-fan is the charade of evaluating Herm. That caused a couple week delay in being able to hire a head coach, which lead to a delay in assembling the staff. Many of the people we have are because they were among the few people available.

6. Clark needs to hold the GM accountable, hold weekly meetings to understand the direction of the club and be an informed owner, but otherwise get the heck out of the way.

:clap:

[Hammock Parties]

This has the ring of truth to it. Clark Hunt as uber-fan.

But but but Clark doesn't give a shit about football...

[DeezNutz]

When I think of an uber-fan owner, I picture a Mark Cuban type.

I don't believe Clark fits this description at all.

[Hammock Parties]

When I think of an uber-fan owner, I picture a Mark Cuban type.

I don't believe Clark fits this description at all.

Clark is more conservative, more professional.

[DeezNutz]

Clark is more conservative, more professional.

Will he spend whatever it takes to field a winner? Do we have proof of that, yet?

I want him to hire the right guys, give them sufficient resources, and then stay out of the way.

We're still learning about him as an owner.

[Jack]

Does Clark attend all Chiefs games? Does he know anything about football? I'm beginning to wonder. I know he likes thoccer :thailor:

Good point! Usually televised games will pan the owners booth for reaction to some event. Can anyone remember seeing Clark? I don't get enough games to determine this, but those I see I don't ever recall the camera panning to the owner.

[Hammock Parties]

Will he spend whatever it takes to field a winner? Do we have proof of that, yet?

I want him to hire the right guys, give them sufficient resources, and then stay out of the way.

We're still learning about him as an owner.

They tried to get Haynesworth.

I don't fault Clark for losing out to the fucking Redskins.

[Christofire]

Rich guys have egos. Believe me, Clark can't stand looking like a loser next to the other owners in the league.

[wild1]

I don't believe this, because I did not hear it from WIPE

[CoMoChief]

Thanks. My guess all along has been that Chan had Pioli/Haley convinced that they could win with most of the offensive talent on hand..........until they actually got to camp and then they saw the crap for themselves.....

ROFL ROFL ROFL...................wait.....:mad:

[Bill Lundberg]

I don't believe this, because I did not hear it from WIPE

But I did hear that Brad Pennington is out for the year...ROFL

[DeezNutz]

Rich guys have egos. Believe me, Clark can't stand looking like a loser next to the other owners in the league.

I completely agree. /David Glass/

[cdcox]

When I think of an uber-fan owner, I picture a Mark Cuban type.

I don't believe Clark fits this description at all.

The way I use it is: Clark watches the game and sees the offense do better than expected last year. Clark thinks he has insight, just like all of us think we have insight. Only Clark has the power to enforce his insight. Clark thinks he can make the team better by sharing and injecting his insight. Chan stays.

What Clark doesn't consider is: does the philosophy of the OC match the philosophy of the new offensive-minded HC?

You hired Pioli to make the soup. Pioli knows how to make soup a certain way. Clark isn't going to make the soup better by insisting that it have rice and carrots in it. Rice and carrots are fine, but they may not fit into the particular soup that Pioli is cooking.

[boogblaster]

Soup Chili or Stew .. what we got is spoiled-brime ...

[Buehler445]

Thanks BRC. Always appreciate your takes.

The thing I find kind of odd is that it was widely speculated thatPioli would have full reign to do whatever he wanted. Assuming this story is true, it makes it kind of curious as to why Pioli chose KC, if Clark was forcing terms on Pioli.

The only thing I can think of is that Clark broke the bank for Pioli, which suggests that Clark both cares about winning because he's willing to do whatever it takes to get the top guy in and he's not cheap.
Posted via Mobile Device

[HemiEd]

Forcing assistant coaches upon a HC certainly isn't condusive to winning. This aside, how has he demonstrated anything "beyond a shadow of a doubt"? Not money spent in FA...

To make your claim, I need more evidence than merely hiring Pioli and making some nice statements during press conferences. Not really going to count the money he put into the stadium, either, since this is more about business than actually winning on the field.

1) He bit the bullit, and scrapped the Herm fucking Edwards rebuild, when he felt it was the wrong direction, eating the remainder of the salaries. It would have been very easy to stand pat on that rebuild, for at least another year.

2) He became personally committed to hiring the best executive in the NFL to relieve Carl Peterson. Going out of the good old boy Chiefs network, and actually working with the Krafts, to make it happen. This took a lot more time, than just hiring another in the Chiefs family.

3) I am convinced, this season was partially sacrificed, because the above process took so long to complete. Once Pioli was in place, the most important cog, it was too late to hire the most desirable coaching talent.

Forcing an assistant on the HC, is strictly hear say at this point. Who else was available, that was better that late in the game? Hell, Hailey brought in fucking Pendergrast at the last minute for DC, who would he have brought in as OC?

Even if the rumor is true, it sounds like he backed off the demand when confronted. I am personally glad he is more involved than his Dad was.

[teedubya]

This actually encourages me... it means it wasnt a fucking stupid rash decision... it just wasn't working for them.

This makes sense.

[KCChiefsMan]

I doubt silver spoon boy gave a crap

[BigRedChief]

Thanks BRC. Always appreciate your takes.

The thing I find kind of odd is that it was widely speculated thatPioli would have full reign to do whatever he wanted. Assuming this story is true, it makes it kind of curious as to why Pioli chose KC, if Clark was forcing terms on Pioli.

The only thing I can think of is that Clark broke the bank for Pioli, which suggests that Clark both cares about winning because he's willing to do whatever it takes to get the top guy in and he's not cheap.
Posted via Mobile Device
And maybe Pioli was okay with it because he thought highly of Chan. He does have a good reputation around the league as a OC. But I think there is no way Pioli was convinced to take the job without full control. He may be able to make any decision he wants to but if you make your boss mad????

[Fish]

1) He bit the bullit,

What does Steve McQueen have to do with this?

:D

[HemiEd]

What does Steve McQueen have to do with this?

:D

I always have the "bad guys" car in that movie, on my mind. It is a weakness. :)

[DaneMcCloud]

This is another hole in Dane's "Clark Hunt doesn't give a shit about football" tirade, BTW.

Bullshit.

I'M the one that said that this is EXACTLY what happened the day it occurred.

Do you honestly think this move was about ANYTHING other than money?

Seriously?

[DaneMcCloud]

Bullshit.

Clark obviously wanted to keep Gailey because he liked what he did last year and thought he deserved another chance.

I'm sure some retard will come in here and say it's because of money or something... :rolleyes:

You are flat-out, fucking stupid. Seriously.

NO OWNER wants to waste $1 million dollars of his OWN money, PERIOD.

Clark Hunt isn't fucking Jerry Jones. He's not Jerry Richardson. He's not a football player.

All he cares about is the bottom line, which in this case was "Hey, do you think this can work, guys? Because if so, you'll save me ONE MILLION DOLLARS".

No offensive but if you'd EVER had a job, been a manager or a business owner, you'd understand.

[OnTheWarpath15]

Clark Hunt isn't fucking Jerry Jones.

I would hope not.

His wife is WAY hotter and has had less plastic surgery.

[BigRedChief]

Bullshit.

I'M the one that said that this is EXACTLY what happened the day it occurred.

Do you honestly think this move was about ANYTHING other than money?

Seriously?Evidence suggests otherwise. Both King Carl and Herm's contracts were up this year. He could have changed out after this year and saved money.

He had to pay top $ for an unproven GM.

Chan Gailey is well thought of in the NFL as an OC. And it was just reinforced last year when he made Thigpen look passable as an NFL QB. Talk about making chicken salad out of chicken chit. Maybe he thought it would help in the transition to the new regime? Who knows for sure? Chan, Clark and Pioli.

[DaneMcCloud]

Evidence suggests otherwise. Both King Carl and Herm's contracts were up this year. He could have changed out after this year and saved money.

He had to pay top $ for an unproven GM.

Chan Gailey is well thought of in the NFL as an OC. And it was just reinforced last year when he made Thigpen look passable as an NFL QB. Talk about making chicken salad out of chicken chit. Maybe he thought it would help in the transition to the new regime? Who knows for sure? Chan, Clark and Pioli.

Come on.

Chan Gailey was already under contract for more than $1 million dollars this year. Clark Hunt asked Haley & Pioli to work with Gailey, in an effort to save his $1 million dollars, knowing full well that he'd have to shell out at least that much to get another O.C. in the door.

When it didn't work, Gailey wasn't even fired: He was re-assigned. What that tells me is that Clark Hunt didn't want to get a zero return on his investment this year.

[DaneMcCloud]

I would hope not.

His wife is WAY hotter and has had less plastic surgery.

You know what I mean.

[OnTheWarpath15]

You know what I mean.

LMAO

[Chiefnj2]

"They both felt that Chan Gailey was a good coach but he was too conservative play caller for the system to work effectively."

I'd really like to know what the system is. I'm sure the players would agree.

[Bane]

With everyone saying that Chan Gailey is the best OC to have when you have a shitty QB,what does that say about bringing him in in the first place?

[Hammock Parties]

Evidence suggests otherwise. Both King Carl and Herm's contracts were up this year. He could have changed out after this year and saved money.

He had to pay top $ for an unproven GM.

Chan Gailey is well thought of in the NFL as an OC. And it was just reinforced last year when he made Thigpen look passable as an NFL QB. Talk about making chicken salad out of chicken chit. Maybe he thought it would help in the transition to the new regime? Who knows for sure? Chan, Clark and Pioli.

Yup. Dane is wrong. But he won't admit it.

[htismaqe]

It doesn't matter WHY Clark wanted to keep Gailey. It only matters that he did.

You can't have an owner dictating assistant coaching positions.

[htismaqe]

Evidence suggests otherwise. Both King Carl and Herm's contracts were up this year. He could have changed out after this year and saved money.

He had to pay top $ for an unproven GM.

Chan Gailey is well thought of in the NFL as an OC. And it was just reinforced last year when he made Thigpen look passable as an NFL QB. Talk about making chicken salad out of chicken chit. Maybe he thought it would help in the transition to the new regime? Who knows for sure? Chan, Clark and Pioli.

Behind closed doors, the word is that Gailey isn't highly thought of. Conservative and doesn't at all use the middle of the field.

[DaneMcCloud]

Yup. Dane is wrong. But he won't admit it.

You're a fucking moron.

Seriously.

FUCKING RETARDED MORON.

[FAX]

Many thanks for the information, Mr. BigRedChief. Always appreciated. And great analysis by Mr. cdcox.

Sadly, it blows my theory to hell and gone. Then again, maybe not. Maybe it was, in fact, Gailey who sold everybody on the o-line. Either way, I wish Clark would simply stay out of the decision-making. I can understand why Pioli would feel it necessary to consult in Clark on major decisions, but Clark really should show some restraint. He hired Pioli to do a job. Win or lose, let him do it.

The deal with Albert is interesting. There are tons of reasons why a guy could suffer from chronic fatigue. I hope they identify the problem. Go Docs!!!

FAX

[DaneMcCloud]

Yup. Dane is wrong. But he won't admit it.

Please explain how I'm wrong.

1. Clark Hunt forced Gailey on Haley & Pioli. Check.
2. Hunt told Haley that if it didn't work, you could fire him. Check.
3. Clark Hunt was trying to save money. Check.
4. The Chiefs "re-assigned" Gailey because they didn't want Zero Return on his investment. Check.

I said ALL OF THIS the day Gailey was relieved of his duties.

So how does BRC's "source" contradict ANYTHING I'd said?

And how does it make me wrong?

[BigRedChief]

So how does BRC's "source" contradict ANYTHING I'd said?Just because they have never been wrong in the past doesn't neccessarily = right about this. Makes it as believable as anything anyone else knows other than the coaches, GM and owner. But still need that grain of salt.

[BigRedChief]

Behind closed doors, the word is that Gailey isn't highly thought of. Conservative and doesn't at all use the middle of the field.links?

The tampa two/cover two defense is vulnerable in the middle of the field inbetween the safeties and over the LB's. Its a natural weakness. But you throw it a little long or a little short and its an INT. I think thats why it doesn't get attacked more.

[Tribal Warfare]

Also Brandon Albert recently went to the team doctor complaining about fatigue and being tired. A bunch of blood work was done.

Huh, due to the new training regiment? Which would explain his play.

[Frosty]

Huh, due to the new training regiment? Which would explain his play.

I think it might be the way he lost all of that weight in a hurry. A high protein and very low fat diet is a good way to tank you energy levels. It will also make your testosterone levels plummet.

[Sweet Daddy Hate]

Gailey and Thiggy gone.

Ahhhhhhhh......soak it in.

[Hammock Parties]

Gailey and Thiggy gone.

Ahhhhhhhh......soak it in.

And Pollard!

:evil:

[Sweet Daddy Hate]

And Pollard!

:evil:

Yep, only one left to go. :fire:

[Hammock Parties]

Yep, only one left to go. :fire:

Um.....Goff? Yeah, Goff.

[Titty Meat]

Hey BigRedChief what was the reason Clark wanted Gailey to stay? Were they good friends or is it cause Clark is a cheap ass.

[Sweet Daddy Hate]

Yep, only one left to go. :fire:


Let me rephrase:

Larry will like the desert.

[keg in kc]

Clark asking them to keep him on I can believe. The idea that was pushed around here that Pioli was forcing him on Haley I never bought. As for why, it doesn't much matter, it's just a shame they ended up installing the offense during the regular season instead of the pre-.

The thing about albert is troubling, although if there is something there, hopefully it's treatable.

[Titty Meat]

Let me rephrase:

Larry will like the desert.

You 2 will be beating up hoes at the clubs together while Sauto mows your lawn

[Sweet Daddy Hate]

You 2 will be beating up hoes at the clubs together while Sauto mows your lawn

ROFL Well bring Sauto along and stuff him in to an R2D2 with a drink tray on top!

[stevieray]

I can't quit you, baby..

[Just Passin' By]

So, given the assumption that this news is true, where are all the "My bad" posts about the way people were crushing Haley for getting rid of Gailey?

[Sweet Daddy Hate]

So, given the assumption that this news is true, where are all the "My bad" posts about the way people were crushing Haley for getting rid of Gailey?

They're composing them right now under the direction and blessing of His Holiness, Scott Pioli.

:spock:

[BigRedChief]

Huh, due to the new training regiment? Which would explain his play.no idea. just a symptom and tests being done to find the reason.

[whoman69]

I think part of the problem during the offseason was Pioli seemed so indecisive. Maybe now we find the source of that indecision.

[FAX]

Actually, forcing Pioli to retain Gailey isn't that big of a deal.

What troubles me is the fact that, on alternating Wednesdays, Clark makes Pioli wear a paper sack on his head and perform the chicken dance in front of his web cam. Apparently, the Hunt kids get a big kick out of it.

FAX

[BigRedChief]

I think part of the problem during the offseason was Pioli seemed so indecisive. Maybe now we find the source of that indecision.How was he indecisive?

[DaneMcCloud]

I think part of the problem during the offseason was Pioli seemed so indecisive. Maybe now we find the source of that indecision.

Wha?

[tonyetony]

Actually, forcing Pioli to retain Gailey isn't that big of a deal.

What troubles me is the fact that, on alternating Wednesdays, Clark makes Pioli wear a paper sack on his head and perform the chicken dance in front of his web cam. Apparently, the Hunt kids get a big kick out of it.

FAX

ROFL Makes me envision Clark watching a wide screen clapping, pointing and laughing while wearing his feetsie pajamas.

[KCChiefsMan]

I seriously don't think Clark Hunt would give a crap at all.

[milkman]

I told DeezNut a couple of days ago that I'd read somewhere else that this was why things played out the way they did.

[SAUTO]

You 2 will be beating up hoes at the clubs together while Sauto mows your lawn

you stupid asshole i probably make more money than you and your fuck buddy ROR put together. now kindly fuck off. mowing a lawn in phoenix:shake:

[DeezNutz]

I told DeezNut a couple of days ago that I'd read somewhere else that this was why things played out the way they did.

:thumb:

[Tribal Warfare]

no idea. just a symptom and tests being done to find the reason.

fatigue usually results in having low blood sugar (not eating properly), or sleep deprivation.