F stands for FANTASTIC

For air conditioning?

Come on Clark. Yesterday you said you’d call Sears!

Yea, it's kind of strange. I think the may hope it fails and then can move to Kansas or another area and blame it on the voters. If it passes, big changes will happen.

There’s no way Clark wants this to fail. He’s a traditionalist to a T. He doesn’t want to move from the location and build a new stadium. It’s his father’s legacy

These athletes, live even the ones from shit schools, are used to top notch facilities. Get waiting for the bond referendum, but the day after it passes and I know I’m locked into the site for the rest of Clark’s life, I release rendering of a new chiefs performance center.

This is also why the county should just sell the complex to the Chiefs. Hard to build millions of dollars of shit on land you don’t own.

Clark and the Chiefs want Kansas, nobody wants to deal with the state of Missouri anymore.

Based on the way Jackson County interacts with the Chiefs, red taoe to do anything at the complex has to play a role in this

Even if the vote passes next week, Clark will need to invest in some short term/incremental improvements before 2031.

That no air conditioning in the practice facility story is ****ing terrible, even public schools have AC these days.

I can see Clark building a new practice facility off site. Probably the easiest thing to do.

Imagine going to work for your billion-dollar organization in August and they don’t have AC lol

That’s inconceivable and probably illegal in Florida. I’m sure it doesn’t consistently get as hot in MO as it does in FL, but don’t y’all get heat waves at the very least?

:doh!:

Humidity in the 80%

But it's fine. It turned Clay into the man he is.

You ever deal with the state of Kansas?

I know their liquor laws suck.

Ummmm

It gets hot as BALLS in Missouri in the middle of the summer with a metric ton of humidity.

Summers here are miserable and my least favorite part of living here to be honest.

You absolutely have to have AC. I couldn’t believe they didn’t until now.

It should be highly embarrassing for Clark that the most important player in his franchise’s history… Mahomes… has to shame him into adding a basic necessity such as A/C.

Yeah, I don't know what the **** is wrong with Clark but hopefully he's been suitably chastised into not being such a skinflint. Some of the shit these players expect is ridiculous, yes, but promising then reneging on refurbished locker rooms and apparently not even having functioning AC is shit I'd expect from the shittiest of owners.

This is the kind of bullshit that, once Andy and Kelce retire, could make Pat look around and think to himself, “You know, how much do I really like it here?”

Don’t be a cheap dipshit Clark, take care of your assets and your franchise.

I'm definitely curious about the AC thing. Wasn't that facility just built like 15 years ago? Seems odd that they wouldn't have put in HVAC for it in the first place.

Lack of air conditioning is pretty bad. No wonder the players gave Hunt a F- grade. It almost sounds like the Major League film, where the team owner tries to sabotage the players & coaches but they still find a way to have big success.

OK now THAT is bad. No AC JFC!

No AC !?!?!?!??/11

We can all collectively hear Haley and/or Pioli screaming **** THEM PLAYERS, WIN SOMETHING FIRST IF YOU WANT A/C

People from Missouri hate Kansas alot more than people from Kansas hate Missouri.

Nobody from Kansas would not follow a team for being in Missouri. There is a decent amount of people who would stop being Chiefs fans if they moved to Kansas, at least maybe after Mahomes retires.

I think you mean certain Missouri residents who root for a certain kansas team hate the state of Missouri

I did not.

The Chiefs would lose no fans by staying in Missouri.

The Chiefs would lose some fans by moving to Kansas.

The AC thing seems overblown.

You have to ask how often are they are actually using the indoor facility and using it when AC is necessary?

Pretty sure outside of storms or extreme cold they practice outside. They aren’t using AC in the extreme cold.

If Mahomes is complaining about it then no it's not overblown.

Clark turning the hot water off in the Chiefs locker room in Buffalo after the divisional game propelled this team to another Lombardi

Imagine if you had to play a game in Florida the first week or two of the season.

Maybe you would be better off having spent all that time not being in AC?

Whether they move won't directly affect me, but why would they lose more than they would pick up?

They have OTA’s from April to June when it could be warm enough to require the A/C.

And then post-training camp/early season practices from August through October could require it.

You KU fans are literally obsessed with Mizzou. It's funny that you act like youre not.

Yeah as someone else said, if it pisses off Mahomes it's dumb and not something to just wave away. Clark is tight, good to see he's making some changes.

Imagine trying to spend a multi-billion dollar organization not having AC into a positive..

If anyone defends there not being AC out there, you're just being a shill that refuses to acknowledge it's a stupid ass cheap thing to do, there is no other reason here.

And to think....what we all use to complain about in the offseason was getting a franchise QB and going past the first round of the playoffs.

No real Chiefs fan would stop being a fan if the team moves across a nearby state line. It's not like they'd move to Alaska.

What part of they practice outside the vast majority of the time is hard to understand?

Yeah guys when you're done being a man in the heat, go sit in the oven to relax.

The Chiefs are a franchise valued at $4.3 billion… they should have a fully climate controlled indoor practice facility.

Most college teams have that, JFC.

Even if it's mostly optics, there's zero reason to not have a premium facility.

I am somehow both surprised and also not surprised at all (there should be a word that describes that feeling) that the KC Chiefs have less than average facilities for their employees.

They absolutely would. Probably would cost them 10% of their Missouri fans. They would gain zero fans by moving to Kansas. Almost all Kansans are already Chiefs fans...and if they arent they arent changing fandom if they are in Kansas vs Missouri.

Most people in this country have no idea what a kansas even is

10% of Chiefs fans in Missouri would stop rooting for the Chiefs if they crossed the state line? LMAO

Did 10% of Wizards/Sporting KC fans in Missouri jump ship when they moved to Kansas?

I know if the royals move to Kansas I’ll be a cardinals fan no problem.

See

This is such a ****ing strange take... *to me*. To be done with a team because they relocated 30ish miles away from their previous position. They would remain the Kansas City Chiefs. Literally nothing but where you go see them would change.

In this hypothetical situation... they didn't move 4 hours away to St. Louis. They didn't move to Oakland to fill the void left by the Raiders. Clark didn't pack up the team overnight and move them to Salt Lake City.

See what? An absolutely ludicrous post from someone who isn't a real Royals fan?

I’m a real royals fan, always have been. Hell I have a royals tattoo. But I’m a Missourian and if they move to Kansas I’m done.

Yeah that was a strange take. Essentially I won't be a fan of a team that moved ~30 miles away and instead I will be a fan of one that is a couple hundred away instead.

Considering the Royals barely qualify as a major league team, I'm surprised you haven't made the switch already.

Clark should have no problem covering the cost of an A/C install with this type of revenue stream…

Link: https://frontofficesports.com/nfl-to...mas-day-games/

So what I'm hearing is, you're stupid