We can't possibly know. But what we do know is, it's impossible for their message to NOT be heard.

Therefore, we'd have to assume that it did in fact play some sort of role in this.

Organized fan revolts aren't exactly common, especially at the magnitude that Chiefs fans were able to do it.

That's not something that gets ignored. It's certainly something an owner of a Franchise takes notice to.

Oh who knows. Could be a huge Barry supporter for all I know.

Now wait just a minute...I'm mostly bald and that doesn't mean I'm an.....oh never mind, you're right, I am

Who the hell is Barry, and is he in any way relevant?

ROFL

I suppose someone could always ask Hunt if it had any impact on his decision. That would be really neat to ascertain.

There is no way to prove they had anything or nothing to do with it.

It's my opinion though that Pioli would have been fired with or without "SOC"

The Black Out got national media exposure, hard to ignore that kind of impact.

There is absolutely NO WAY that SOC didn't have an effect on what has happened.

so is he on meth or not? No ones answering the question

What gives you this opinion?

If I were Hunt, I'd either not answer, or outright lie and say it didn't.

If he did say it influenced him, then we'll have protests twice a year for whatever the Chiefs cause of the day is.

I had to comment on the FB post. I don't want to get into a pissing match...but damn, those ****ers are STUUUUU-PID!

Marty told us awhile back that the Hunt family saw the banners and they absolutely influenced their decision making process.

Neat. Do you have a link for that?