2nd guy always gets flagged.

if i went to this fat ****'s social media company and threw a bunch of f words at him I wonder what his response back would be. I bet you even worse than that Chiefs twitter intern.

I'm not defending the Chiefs here, but this turd is exactly that, a turd. He has a point, but he did it in such a troll fashion that he looks worse than the Chiefs counter imo

He said something that we all have said numerous times.

Yeah, I can't believe the overwhelming support for this stupid **** leaving an obscene tweet and getting all bent out of shape over the response.

WTH, is everybody on this board 13 years old?

I wonder if he was wearing his Vibram 5 Fingers during the interview?

That is EXACTLY right.

What happened to the old saying "The customer is ALWAYS right"?

Somewhere along the line, the Chiefs decided they didn't give a shit about the customer.

Obscene? What was obscene? Did he say he'd skull**** Pioli or something?

Funny they would let some intern insult a fan but not let a blogger post a blog about tamba hali. Chiefs are nazis.

Sorry, misread something...wasn't obscene, just childish.

the delivery of the original message to the Chiefs may not have been ideal however it's a valid point.

The Chiefs are abusing their fan base and taking us all for granted.

It doesn't take long to see that we're not in the bottom handful for ticket prices, but year after year after mediocre-shitty year, the Chiefs have tons of unspent money.

This fan base deserves better.

Its just the age we live in. Every joe blow fanboy feels that just because he has a “internet voice” hes ready to become a CEO.

He's a fan.

They're a CORPORATION. One that supposedly prides themselves on professionalism and excellence.

Most people expected more of the Chiefs, as they SHOULD, since the Chiefs themselves beat us over the head with it every day.

They seem to be more than just a corporation these days.

Well, of course.

:D

Um, I don't think so. I don't think that people voicing their opinions about the business practices, right or wrong, of multi-national corporate conglomerates are wanting the CEO's job. They want a change in business practices.

In the Chiefs case, their organization should be more than willing to listen, especially considering 40 years of complete and utter failure.