Where is this meeting being held? I have no problem providing some instant fan feedback. :D

tomorrow am.

But, If my theory is correct, these are floater rumors to gauge fan feedback. The time is now.

It better be about Pioli getting the f*** out!

We should make every thread on the front page about our hatred for Pioli.

Clay head to arrowhead pride, Mic you take arrowhead addict.

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Lance Twidwell ‏@Lance_THESPOKEN
Presser at Arrowhead at 2pm tomorrow. We all shall find out what the decision will be. #Chiefs

I don't think they're going to bother having a press conference to discuss Polios extension.

They'll fire Romeo, say pioli is learning or some bs



Nothing to see here

And hopefully I will wake up to piolis firing.

No, the only think to be discussed at the presser is Crennel's firing. Doubt a GM firing gets a presser.

Is that what you have heard
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You guys might as well realize he's coming back. Makes it a lot easier to not give a **** about it

I know when, I am asking exactly where. I am twenty minutes from downtown Dallas. Immediate fan feedback via heckling and inappropriate comments couldn't hurt, right?

No, I don't know anything about the presser. In general, NFL teams don't have pressers to announce firings of GM's. Only coaches.

OK thanks.
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This IS kind of a special case though. When has a fan revolt reached this level? They probably needed to get on the season ticket renewals too. Probably warrants Clark saying something
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Another solid write-up from Bob Gretz (hell must have frozen over for me to type that):

http://www.bobgretz.com/chiefs-footb...lark-hunt.html

Column: Defining Moment Ahead For Clark Hunt

I would not begin to even think that I could read the mind of Clark Hunt and what his plans are for the Hunt Family football team.

Chiefs Nation has their fingers, toes, even eyes crossed that New Year’s Eve 2012 will be the moment when the madness and losing of the Pioli Era will end and a new future will be laid out for the football team.

Two months ago, my personal opinion was that Hunt didn’t have the guts to admit his mistake and fire Pioli. Now, after everything that happened with his franchise over the last four months, I’m not sure Hunt has the guts not to make a big change. How could he possibly ignore what’s gone down with the Chiefs and why they are the NFL’s worst team in 2012?

Well, let me assure you he can, and he might. I don’t think it’s a lead-pipe cinch that the hurricane of change roils through the franchise. The fans and media think that Hunt has to be embarrassed and angry with the performance of his team on the field under Pioli’s direction. They are now 23-42 after losing Sunday in Denver, some 19 games under .500 and far removed from being a championship contender.

I do believe Hunt wants a winning team. What I don’t know, and we all don’t know, is just how important winning is on his radar screen. There may be other areas and avenues of the organization that rank higher on his list of goals. That remains a mystery.

Or, at least it will be in the shadows until he explains what his immediate plans are for the organization. If he keeps Pioli, it will provide everyone with an emphatic answer that winning is not the most important item on his agenda.

A 2-14 season cries out for some sort of reply from ownership. Firing/retiring Romeo Crennel is not going to be a big enough change. There’s no question the Chiefs coaching staff was not a strong one and that doesn’t just fall at the feet of Crennel, not in an organization where Pioli has his finger in every pie and the willingness to overrule any notion that is not his.

For four years now, we have seen that this fish rots from the head down. Now, Clark Hunt will show us if he was the problem ahead of Pioli.

The immediate future of the team depends on what he decides. This is not just a move about changing the names in the office directory. This franchise must reconnect with its fans. There needs to be profound change in the way business is conducted by the Kansas City Chiefs Football Club, Inc.

A red and gold nation awaits a moment where Clark Hunt makes a decision that shows he understands and he has listened.

But, don’t be surprised if he says he does understand and has listened but is going to keep his general manager while sacrificing his head coach.

Anything is possible.