You keep saying nice things like this, and GoChiefs is going to have your picture photoshopped to a storm trooper's body above his bed.

Why would he tell you?

Just curious

See my previous post.

Heh...I'm pretty sure that filter has been in there since before Phobia left for WPI.

I guess he trusts me to keep my mouth shut.

Otherwise, you'd have to ask him.

Regardless, I'm dropping it. I've said my piece, and it probably doesn't matter anyway.

I trust him.

http://www.meatheadshockey.ca/docume...f_silence2.jpg

GC, why is your rep red? When did the neg rep bomb go off?

Hell, it's been like that for over a year.

:(

Yet you come out running your mouth.

Thats cool though. He cant be trusted either.

You've picked a bad horse to back. You back a piece of shit, you'll start to look like one yourself. FYI

Check the date, hotshot.

I kept my mouth shut for WEEKS.

I promised to keep my mouth shut until the news was common knowledge.

Looks like I held up my end of the bargain.

Sorry you're butthurt over your reeruned Warner thread, but you're barking up the wrong tree here.

Special privilege.

What's the actual number? I'm guessing around -1,000,000.

IF Warpath says the info is accurate, then it is accurate. There is no reason to doubt him.

* Shit
* Piss
* ****
* ****
* one who sucks the penis
* Mother****er
* Tits

-150488

Didn't get em all....

I can live with that. But your latching yourself on to gochiefs cock will follow you around forever. I would never do anything that ridiculous.

Toodles dickweed.:clap:

I dont think he is doing that, he said that sometimes GC's gets bad rep, some deserving, in this case not so much... and he has someone who can back him... nuff said...

PS: Its not like im going to run over to WPI for info... but just sayin...

GC has a bad rep because he is a pice of shit. He has earned it. If your buddy wants to latch himself onto him that is certainly his choice.

Just because GC amuses people now and then doesn't change the type of man he is. No more than a PM in a persons mailbox from GC makes you special.

It doesn't have to get any of them if you turn off the filters.

I am not a big fan of Clayton from the shit he's pulled in the past, but ****, get over it already. You are just repeating yourself over and over now.

Please stop being mean to me. It hurts my feelings. I do not like it when you are mean to me. It is not good for anyone. I am asking real nice.

Posnanski will applaud your class.

It would be funny to see Adam wrong again like he was with Pioli.

Shanahan does make a lot of sense. He knows the AFC West, he can develop a QB, or at least get the best out of them (Griese, Plummer).

Not only will he want to kill the Raiders, now he would want to kill the Donkeys. That's four wins.

Having said that, I'll be happy with whoever we get. Anyone is an upgrade over Herm.

Schefter or Mortensen? All Bologna?

Am I the only person who gets an image Pinky and the Brain in their head when people talk about Pioli and Shanarat?

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LMAO

Rep.

I've always had that image in my brain where Shanahan is concerned.

http://img187.imageshack.us/img187/2...kybrainsu6.jpg

Didn't one of your posts say something like, "Sit back and relax. Shanahan IS the next coach?"

How does a post on this board constitute a WPI report? That's merely my opinion.

ROFL

Fair enough.

You're pretty confident we'll get shanny huh?!

Were you born a dick, or is it something you learned?

It's a natural progression from posting here.

Reasonable people are treated poorly. Are you new?

No, I'm not new. And you are one who is treating a reasonable person poorly. That is why I asked the question.

Some people think that the anonymity of the internet gives them the right to treat people in a way that they would never treat them in person. I'm not one of those people.

That's my stand as well. But I have learned in the years that I have been a poster, that you sometimes have to respond to the abusers in kind. It's quite an unfortunate conclusion and I don't like it, but it does slow them down from being totally rude and abusive. If one does not stand up to them, some of them don't understand that it is NOT out of weakness.

Guys, play nice. for cryinoutloud it is church day

When did Shanahan take over personnel decisions?

Your ill informed. If he were reasonable we wouldn't be talking. Come back when you know the whole story.

I'm the person that will treat you with resppect until you dont deserve it anymore. I hate internet badasses as much as anyone. If I had been treated to my face the way I have been here, respect wouldn't be an issue.

Have a nice day

Hey Splat where in Honolulu do you live?

So name calling OnTheWarPath was a sign of respect...........got it.

OTWP is one of the most respected posters on here.

The guy's a freakin' machine! What the hell was Worf thinking betting against him?

I dont respect him. He earned that designation.

That must be the difference between us. What business is it of yours?

Pat Bowlen made the same mistake with Mike Shanahan.

Good one!

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your already trying to cover your ass...jesus, have some balls if you're going to prance around like a WPI queer when news breaks...

"uh, we were just kidding..."

If Clark's target as been Mike Shanahan all along and this is the guy Pioli wants as well, then they shouldn't let Shanahan's desire to "decompress for a year" get in their way from getting their guy.

By all accounts Shanahan wants to coach again, so it is Clark and Pioli's job to sell what the Chiefs opportunity has to offer.

Question: If I have my facts correct it appears that Shanahan and Chan Gailey both worked with the Broncos under Dan Reeves. I'm just curious, I guess, about the relationship between the two. Shanahan coming to the Chiefs might be the reason Gailey was refused permission to interview with Tampa?

FTR I don't want Shanahan in KC; just dying of curiosity like everyone else. I really think whoever Pioli hires, I will be happy (cause it won't be Herm).

lol, I noticed that as well, he ESPN'ed the Shanahan thing. hah

Um, no, not really.

Yeah you did. You've been prancing around here telling everybody not to worry - that Nick had the scoop and it's practically a done deal ("Just sit back and relax"). You even said that Herm was fired on Friday because of it. Now you're backpedaling saying that this is all about "interest" and trying to distance WPI from this bogus story.

For the record, we never reported it was a done deal.

It's my opinion that it is.

We done here? :rolleyes:

Gailey was Special Teams Coordinator and defensive assistant at Denver. He and Shanahan didn't directly work together. Their personal relationship and professional respect for each other are anyone's guess, but Shanahan never hired Gailey for either the Raiders or Broncos when he had a chance.

Shanahan expressed interest in Gailey last offseason, but he ultimately wound up in Kansas City. Gailey felt he would have more autonomy over the offense in Kansas City as opposed to Denver.

Link?

Dead link.

http://www.rockymountainnews.com/new...ffensive-aide/

By Jeff Legwold, Rocky Mountain News

The Titans have their new offensive coordinator in Mike Heimerdinger and the Broncos now have an opening on their staff.

There were several discussions Wednesday and according to sources a deal should be finalized by Thursday for Heimerdinger to return to the Titans. A formal announcement will come as soon as Thursday or Friday.

Heimerdinger could not be reached for comment Wednesday night.

The Broncos formally granted the Titans permission to talk to Heimerdinger on Wednesday morning and the talks quickly gained speed from there.

Early Wednesday Mike Shanahan said in a statement: “The Tennessee Titans have requested consent to talk to Mike Heimerdinger about their offensive coordinator position, and we have granted them permission. The opportunity in Tennessee would give Mike the chance to go back to an organization and work with a head coach with whom he is very familiar, handling the entire offense and having full control over game-planning and play-calling responsibilities.”

A deal between Heimerdinger and the Titans was expected to then be completed with little difficulty given Heimerdinger had already been the team's offensive coordinator for five seasons (2000-2004) earlier in Jeff Fisher's tenure there.

The Titans are looking to improve quarterback Vince Young's play. In his second season the Titans did make the AFC playoff field, but Young finished 26th in the league with a passer rating of 71.1 while throwing almost twice as many interceptions (17) in the regular season as touchdown passes (nine).

Heimerdinger was the Titans' offensive coordinator when Steve McNair had three of the top four passing seasons of his career, including in 2003 when McNair finished with a career-best 24 touchdowns, 100.4 passer rating and shared the league's MVP award with Peyton Manning.

He would oversee the Titans offense, including play-calling duties on gameday.

The Broncos had Chan Gailey at the top of their list, but couldn't move quickly enough to secure the veteran coach. After two interviews in Kansas City, the second coming Tuesday, Gailey was quickly named the Chiefs offensive coordinator Wednesday afternoon with the Broncos in pursuit.

The Broncos are now expected to turn their attention to former UCLA coach and Broncos assistant Karl Dorrell – he coached wide receivers for three seasons (2000-02) under Shanahan. Dorrell was fired by UCLA after this past season.

Heimerdinger was in his second stint with the Broncos having been the team's wide receivers coach 1995-99, a span that included the team's two Super Bowl victories.

That's very interesting, actually.

Thanks.

If the Chiefs were going to keep a coordinator in hand for Shanahan:

KANSAS CITY, Mo. _ Gunther Cunningham once mused that if his tenure as Chiefs head coach didn't work out, he could always go back to being a defensive coordinator.

That may be his best NFL opportunity now, especially since the Denver Broncos are seeking a defensive coordinator in the wake of Greg Robinson's firing.

Not only has Cunningham been a defensive assistant or coordinator with three AFC West teams, but Broncos coach Mike Shanahan tried to hire him after Shanahan took over the Broncos in January 1995. Only a protest by the Chiefs to the NFL office prevented ...

... and ...

Byline: Lee Rasizer News Staff Writer

Gunther Cunningham might not be on the unemployment line very long.

Fired Friday as coach of the Kansas City Chiefs, Cunningham was in Denver on Wednesday meeting with Broncos coach Mike Shanahan regarding Denver's vacancy at defensive coordinator.

Cunningham, 54, is the second candidate known to have interviewed for the position with Shanahan, who returned from vacation in Mexico to conduct Wednesday's meeting. Packers defensive backs coach Bob Slowik met with Shanahan last Thursday at the Broncos' Dove Valley headquarters.

Just sayin'.

Yeah, we dodged a bullet there.

Thanks Detroit!

I can't post links for whatever reason.

Here is the story:

Heimerdinger leaving Broncos for Titans job
By Jeff Legwold, Rocky Mountain News
January 16, 2008

Mike Heimerdinger has agreed to leave the Broncos to take over as the offensive coordinator of the Tennessee Titans. A former announcement could come as early as Thursday or Friday.

The Titans have their new offensive coordinator in Mike Heimerdinger and the Broncos now have an opening on their staff.

There were several discussions Wednesday and according to a source a deal should be finalized by Thursday for Heimerdinger to return to the Titans. A formal announcement will come as soon as Thursday or Friday.

Heimerdinger could not be reached for comment Wednesday night.

The Broncos formally granted the Titans permission to talk to Heimerdinger on Wednesday morning and the talks quickly gained speed from there.

Early Wednesday Mike Shanahan said in a statement: “The Tennessee Titans have requested consent to talk to Mike Heimerdinger about their offensive coordinator position, and we have granted them permission. The opportunity in Tennessee would give Mike the chance to go back to an organization and work with a head coach with whom he is very familiar, handling the entire offense and having full control over game-planning and play-calling responsibilities.”

A deal between Heimerdinger and the Titans was expected to then be completed with little difficulty given Heimerdinger had already been the team's offensive coordinator for five seasons (2000-2004) earlier in Jeff Fisher's tenure there.

The Titans are looking to improve quarterback Vince Young's play. In his second season the Titans did make the AFC playoff field, but Young finished 26th in the league with a passer rating of 71.1 while throwing almost twice as many interceptions (17) in the regular season as touchdown passes (nine).

Heimerdinger was the Titans' offensive coordinator when Steve McNair had three of the top four passing seasons of his career, including in 2003 when McNair finished with a career-best 24 touchdowns, 100.4 passer rating and shared the league's MVP award with Peyton Manning.

He would oversee the Titans offense, including play-calling duties on gameday.

The Broncos had Chan Gailey at the top of their list, but couldn't move quickly enough to secure the veteran coach. After two interviews in Kansas City, the second coming Tuesday, Gailey was quickly named the Chiefs offensive coordinator Wednesday afternoon with the Broncos in pursuit.

The Broncos are now expected to turn their attention to former UCLA coach and Broncos assistant Karl Dorrell – he coached wide receivers for three seasons (2000-02) under Shanahan. Dorrell was fired by UCLA after this past season.

Heimerdinger was in his second stint with the Broncos having been the team's wide receivers coach 1995-99, a span that included the team's two Super Bowl victories.

I actually live in Mililani, in the middle of the island.

Isn't Claythan some reporter or something? How did he not know this?

He doesn't report on the Broncos

Neither do I, and I knew this.

I assume he reports on the Chiefs, and the Chiefs and Broncos were both considering Gailey at the same time. It is one thing for a regular fan not to know it. But, a guy who claims to be a reporter....

Well, I guess I just have high standards.

I don't claim to be a reporter. Nor am I one.

Oh, for some reason I thought you had something to do with WPI. I appologize.

I could bother, but I won't. You're not worth the time.

Congratulatons, You guys must be very proud.

Dinny

What exactly are you then?

Propagandist?

I'd like a refund, actually.

Nice I lived on Hickam for a bit then moved to downtown Waikiki.

It's funny that he is taking credit in this thread for breaking the story but in the other thread, he's saying that they never claimed it to be true.

Oops. LMAO

:huh:

ROFL