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He's still here. We either rationalize it or we stop being fans. Or we could choose the 3rd option and just whine about it incessantly. |
Got an email from my radio guy:
He says Pioli will be in all interviews. He is in Philly with the Reid interview. Clark's reason is to gauge how much they would be on the same page and the chemistry. BTW, the interview went way over the scheduled time. they were scheduled to break for lunch and just had it brought to them and kept talking. No word on the outcome. |
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If Pioli's job is to listen to the coach, listen to Hunt, and do what they want? I don't have a problem with him being here.
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This is a great sign for a 9 hr interview
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It took Pioli three weeks to fire Herm. No reason to think it couldn't take that long this time, especially considering the financial/legal oblligations. |
it is entirely plausible that clark thinks he can keep pioli under a revised structure...
he was so out of touch with his own organization that he gave pioli an extension...he sure as hell could be so out of touch with the fanbase that he thinks we're kidding about pioli... that said, i chose to believe this is about legal wrangling and scott will be gone soon * but damn hearing he was involved in the reid interview is depressing |
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Here's the thing. Johnny Kane's last tweet said Clark was seen in the airport and he claimed the interview was still going. What does that mean to you?
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I asked what in his history of drafting players here in KC show that he knows how to scout? |
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The reason everybody hates him is because he was so thoroughly hands-on with every aspect. |
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In New England, Pioli had no power. He did what Belichick wanted personnel wise and Belichick made the decisions on all matters.
In KC, Pioli had all power and made all the decisions. Now as of this moment he does not since Clark stripped them. Any new HC that will come in will make the final decision on personnel like Belichick did in New England. Thus if Pioli is still here, he is doing the exact same powerless role he did in New England. |
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Not sure who the **** Johnny Kane is, or how reliable he is. |
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Report:Chiefs meet with Andy Reid for 9 hours, GM Pioli involved.
ArrowheadPride.com reports:Chiefs meet with Andy Reid for 9 hours, GM Pioli involved.
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A 9 hour meeting means Reid is interested in the job. If he was just using the Chiefs to drive up his price with Arizona...a two or three hour meeting accomplishes that. I do not see Reid sitting with Clark for 9 hours if he was not genuinely interested in the job. This is a good thing, given that it goes against the line of thinking that "no one would ever be interested in coaching KC" argument.
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It's all a chemistry test and gauge
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It wouldn't shock me in the least if Reid was hired, Reid then hires Heckert - for sake of conversation - and Pioli is kept on staff with no responsibility until Clark comes to a favorable result with the buyout. |
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Anyway, as much as I love this discussion, I gotta go lick a chick's ass, so I'm out.
Bis morgen, guys. |
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I don't want the guy around the Chiefs organization at all. |
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i just spent 4 months watching this place bash Pioli every day
and now you guys are defending him this place... lol |
ROFL Good thing Zona has the great Todd Haley as a fallback option
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The alternative is for me to completely cut ties and I'm not ready to do that yet. |
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KC Pioli would **** up a moist dream.
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Only on CP. If you're not ranting like a reeruned 6 year old.....you're defending Pioli.
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It could be anyone. It's been widely reported that Reid has a staff put together and has told them a decision will likely come this week. ****, he may decide HE wants to be the GM. |
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I also don't see why you would talk shit every time someone else posts something. Oh yes I do... It's because you are a whiny bitch Posted via Mobile Device |
Gonna be a real dick punch if Reid ends up going to Arizona.
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Nothing has happened. |
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Nobody in the league likes Pioli. The Lions GM hates him, Fisher left an interview early because of him and Manning wouldn't even call us because of him. Hopefully his ties with Mark Donovan convince him we are the best fit. |
Hunt left the team for Pioli to run. Reid could ask questions Clark may have no clue about. Scott WAS in control
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I'm wondering what changed? |
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Yo, I get it. It's fine Pioli is here now because it's like January 2nd, the Chiefs were awful and are done this season for actual NFL football, so there is like a lull in Pioli's job where he cant do much but follow Clark around on interviews. You are okay with that. Come February and March if Scooter Pioli is still around and he's franchising Dustin Colquitt, letting Bowe and Albert walk and signing Wes Welker at 7 million per Stanford Routt style, are you going to be okay then? What about in April/May for the Combine and Draft? You trust this idiot being in the war room even having a MOUTH to pitch in an opinion on any kind of draft board. I want none of that, and I am 100 percent sick of the last 4 years, it's all thanks to him. He is awful at all of this, and that is being the General Manager. The fact that you think he is going to lose all this power, is laughable. If he is here he will still be losing us players, signing crap and drafting crap. The Scooter Pioli way |
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If we hire Reid......and February passes with Pioli not being let go.....I'll make my decision. |
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That's what hasn't changed. |
@SaveOurChiefs: Three sources have told us that Pioli's presence is to gauge and test possible chemistry. Clark and Donovan are leading the int. (cont)
@SaveOurChiefs: (Cont)...meeting ran well past scheduled time and was considered positive. As frustrating as it is, Clark is doing things his way on this. |
MAYBE Clark brought Pioli along because he didn't trust him enough to leave him at Arrowhead alone. He's handcuffed Pioli to a suitcase bomb, I just know it.
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