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DeezNutz 11-19-2012 12:55 PM

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Originally Posted by htismaqe (Post 9133496)
Other than appeasing the fans, what is the difference between Pioli finishing this season or one of his lackeys finish the season in the same exact fashion he would have?

The difference is that there are viable candidates to talk to right now, and this is what Clark should be doing. Target #1 should be--get ready with the pitchforks--Bill Cowher. Why? This franchise needs to be legitimized, and The Chin does this immediately.

Get Cowher in the wings. Work with him to find an appropriate match for GM and college scouting, and then focus in on trying to identify the franchise's next QB, which is the foundation.

In terms of PR, which is turning the situation in KC highly toxic, Pioli cannot be allowed to finish the season. He's made the situation completely untenable, and this might have more far-reaching effects than simply pissing off the fans.

htismaqe 11-19-2012 12:58 PM

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Originally Posted by DeezNutz (Post 9133509)
The difference is that there are viable candidates to talk to right now, and this is what Clark should be doing. Target #1 should be--get ready with the pitchforks--Bill Cowher. Why? This franchise needs to be legitimized, and The Chin does this immediately.

Get Cowher in the wings. Work with him to find an appropriate match for GM and college scouting, and then focus in on trying to identify the franchise's next QB, which is the foundation.

In terms of PR, which is turning the situation in KC highly toxic, Pioli cannot be allowed to finish the season. He's made the situation completely untenable, and this might have more far-reaching effects than simply pissing off the fans.

Clark can talk to Cowher RIGHT NOW, without touching Pioli. Cowher isn't employed by another team.

So we're right back to the only reason being to appease the fans.

As much as the fans deserve to be appeased, there's no reason to be imprudent.

dirk digler 11-19-2012 12:59 PM

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Originally Posted by htismaqe (Post 9133486)
Why would you want to do that PRIOR to gutting the front office? Did we learn nothing from the whole Romeo fiasco?

I am not understanding your point. The Panthers fired their GM several weeks ago there is no reason why Clark couldn't do that today.

After the season he will have to hire a new GM who will decide who stays and who goes.

dirk digler 11-19-2012 01:00 PM

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Originally Posted by DeezNutz (Post 9133488)
Petro is asking if there is anything to be gained by firing the GM now? So here's the answer:

Yes. If Clark would fire Pioli now and hold a press conference, acknowledging the failings of the front office and therefore reasonable frustrations of the fans, while proclaiming that this will be solved and the organization will get healthy, fans would react very positively.

We all know the rest of the season is going to be a dumpster fire, but Pioli's blood would temporarily quell the need for someone's ass.

yep

Dave Lane 11-19-2012 01:01 PM

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Originally Posted by FAX (Post 9133261)
I have no doubt that the Golf Cart Gestapo was merely following orders from Pioli.

As for the rationale, that sounds like a bit of a stretch to me, to be honest. Purposefully and aggressively alienating the fan base doesn't seem like a job-seeking strategy of any sort whatsoever. It just sounds like a petty, egotistical, madman with Henry VIII Syndrome running wild.

FAX

The people that tried to arrest me / make me stop told me DIRECTLY that Pioli was watching them and he was watching me.

I'm not sure how much more definitive you could be. Its why they refused to touch or hold a sign like it was a heavy plutonium isotope when I tried to hand one to them.

DeezNutz 11-19-2012 01:02 PM

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Originally Posted by htismaqe (Post 9133518)
Clark can talk to Cowher RIGHT NOW, without touching Pioli. Cowher isn't employed by another team.

So we're right back to the only reason being to appease the fans.

As much as the fans deserve to be appeased, there's no reason to be imprudent.

I honestly don't believe it would be imprudent. Not be a long shot. Clark simply cannot allow Pioli to continue to play mini-Hitler, while the Allied planes and ground troops carpet bomb Arrowhead with literal and metaphoric candy wrappers.

This situation is poised to go from toxic to explosive, and thus our beloved SMU dork has to get out in front of this thing.

From the other perspective, there is absolutely nothing gained by allowing Pioli to continue his fail campaign. He must go, and he must go now.

The Franchise 11-19-2012 01:04 PM

I could 100% see Cowher as the hiring. Hunt is going to want a HC that has pull and can put the fans back in their seats. Hiring an unknown out of the college ranks or an up and coming coordinator isn't going to do that.

dirk digler 11-19-2012 01:05 PM

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Originally Posted by Pestilence (Post 9133541)
I could 100% see Cowher as the hiring. Hunt is going to want a HC that has pull and can put the fans back in their seats. Hiring an unknown out of the college ranks or an up and coming coordinator isn't going to do that.

Petro was just talking about Cowher and the people that he knows that are close to Cowher are saying he isn't going anywhere that doesn't have a top level QB.

So that rules out KC.

htismaqe 11-19-2012 01:06 PM

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Originally Posted by dirk digler (Post 9133522)
I am not understanding your point. The Panthers fired their GM several weeks ago there is no reason why Clark couldn't do that today.

After the season he will have to hire a new GM who will decide who stays and who goes.

The power dynamic in Charlotte is much different than here. If you fire Pioli, everybody has to go with him. The whole franchise revolves around him. That wasn't the case in Carolina.

FAX 11-19-2012 01:06 PM

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Originally Posted by Dave Lane (Post 9133531)
The people that tried to arrest me / make me stop told me DIRECTLY that Pioli was watching them and he was watching me.

I'm not sure how much more definitive you could be. Its why they refused to touch or hold a sign like it was a heavy plutonium isotope when I tried to hand one to them.

It really is a Nazi regime. Not only do you have the Golf Cart Gestapo giving you the yellow star treatment, you have Roleo performing a perfect Sgt. Schultz at every press conference with his "I know nothing" routine. Plus, there's a new, ginger, viking Joseph Goebbels in town to tell us how great we are.

I eagerly await the final solution in which Pioli decides to round up the fans and put them on a train to Omaha.

FAX

DeezNutz 11-19-2012 01:06 PM

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Originally Posted by Pestilence (Post 9133541)
I could 100% see Cowher as the hiring. Hunt is going to want a HC that has pull and can put the fans back in their seats. Hiring an unknown out of the college ranks or an up and coming coordinator isn't going to do that.

It might not be Cowher, but it's not going to be a gamble on a college coach or coordinator. This franchise must be rescued from the punchlines of late night comedians, and it's going to take a proven commodity to do this.

And this is exactly what Clark is going to have to pay handsomely to secure.

htismaqe 11-19-2012 01:07 PM

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Originally Posted by DeezNutz (Post 9133533)
I honestly don't believe it would be imprudent. Not be a long shot. Clark simply cannot allow Pioli to continue to play mini-Hitler, while the Allied planes and ground troops carpet bomb Arrowhead with literal and metaphoric candy wrappers.

This situation is poised to go from toxic to explosive, and thus our beloved SMU dork has to get out in front of this thing.

From the other perspective, there is absolutely nothing gained by allowing Pioli to continue his fail campaign. He must go, and he must go now.

The rest of this season is going to be nothing but failure. You don't want to saddle your new GM with that stink.

The history of the NFL is littered with guys that failed because they inherited a bad situation.

The new guy needs to be able to make a clean break, in January.

Think with your head, not your heart.

FringeNC 11-19-2012 01:08 PM

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Originally Posted by Dave Lane (Post 9133531)
The people that tried to arrest me / make me stop told me DIRECTLY that Pioli was watching them and he was watching me.

I'm not sure how much more definitive you could be. Its why they refused to touch or hold a sign like it was a heavy plutonium isotope when I tried to hand one to them.

On top of being an incompetent GM, Pioli truly seems like he is seriously mentally ill. He'll never work in this league again other than picking up the Krafts' dry cleaning.

dirk digler 11-19-2012 01:09 PM

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Originally Posted by htismaqe (Post 9133545)
The power dynamic in Charlotte is much different than here. If you fire Pioli, everybody has to go with him. The whole franchise revolves around him. That wasn't the case in Carolina.

meh..They could get by for the short term. Just my .02 cents

O.city 11-19-2012 01:09 PM

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Originally Posted by htismaqe (Post 9133545)
The power dynamic in Charlotte is much different than here. If you fire Pioli, everybody has to go with him. The whole franchise revolves around him. That wasn't the case in Carolina.

This is where it's really ****ed up.


There are no checks and balances so to say for the guy. He was given ultimate power over the franchise, really, without proving he deserved it. Now it's getting really bad at 1 Arrowhead, because it's full of yes men.


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