Yep.

Nope, I think sympathy gives him another year. I think any chance we had went away yesterday. Clark is too big of a pussy to fire him now

Crennel might retire, but Pioli will be here. I hope I can shit on myself for thinking that in a month. It should not effect the decision, but I think it will.

Sweet God I hope not.

Believe me. I want you to be right. He's done a horrible job, been an arrogant prick, and yesterday changes nothing for me.

He hand picked Pioli. Seems to like him on a personal level, and now sees him as a sympathetic figure.

That's my feeling, but I hope I'm dead wrong.

I guarantee you he does not like Pioli on a personal level.

The Hunt family does not like Pioli.

Source?

100% this

And now SOC might have to change its approach...

We're ****ed...

Of course it does, and that's making the assumption their jobs were really in danger in the first place.

Oh, just wait until they win their 4th game, draft 3rd and take Manti Te'o.

That will probably end it for me as a fan.

I'm not trying to be insensitive. Just pointing out reality.

This put us in a situation that Romeo is built well for. He is a player's coach and his players respect the hell out of him. I can't stand player's coaches because like earlier this year, you find that players will walk all over you. But in situations like these, players respond really well to a coach they love.

So yes... I have a huge fear that Romeo will improve this team just enough to keep everyone's job safe. That it will be harder for fans to be critics of the team because of the unique emotional circumstances. And that what Pioli/RAC had the misfortune of experiencing might make it seem more insensitive to get rid of them.

I've been a Chiefs' fan too long to not look at these things realistically. I have a really bad feeling that this unique situation is the kind of thing that saves jobs that don't need to be saved.

No. A man killed a woman and himself yesterday and while sad, it does not change the fact that this team is broken top to bottom. Clark still has to right the ship and get rid of those responsible for trying to sink it

This.

And **** today's "winning effort".

Useless.

We all get that.

It's never been about that.

It's about whether people in a position to do anything get it. I'm not convinced of this.

Especially if Quinn finishes strong