I think I want to thank Carl Peterson
Posted: Wed Dec 17, 2008 12:58 am
No, not because he is probably responsible for me meeting KC Paul.
It was way past your time to leave but I've got say thank you.
I have been going to Chiefs games since I was a kid, I can remember being a member of the Huddle Club in the old stadium off Brooklyn. I went to the first game in Arrowhead and I went to a Pro Bowl in Arrowhead Stadium to see my boyhood idol O.J. Simpson. There were good times and a lot of bad times and the fans in Kansas City were always behind their team no matter what.
Then something happened, Lamar Hunt hired you and you brought in Marty. The Chiefs Nation was immediately envigorated. Chiefs Mania took over. The party was on and man we jumped in head first. Kansas City perfected tailgating and you guys encouraged it. You provided a game day experience that will never be matched. We would prepare the day before and then get up before the sun to pack the car to head out. It didn't matter what time the game was it started early and ended very late. Hell people tailgated after the games.
I don't know how many times I left so hoarse I couldn't talk, doing my part to keep up the tradition of the loudest stadium on the planet. Arrowhead and it's fans gave the Chiefs the best home field advantage in the NFL. There are so many good memories and so many good victories along with some heartbreaks too. To borrow a phrase "It was the best of times it was the worst of times".
Didn't we beat the Raiders like 15 times in row for a period of time? You gave us guys like Derrick Thomas, Niel Smith, The Nigerian Nightmare, Joe Montana, Marcus Allen, Priest Holmes, Will Shields and many more but every one of those guys there were two: Trezzell Jenkins or Carlton Gray or Linn Elliot, Eddie Freeman, Ryan Simms.
I remember the Magic like when Tamarick Vanover ran that punt back in overtime to beat the Chargers or Joe Montana going to Denver and finaly coming home with a victory on the late scoring drive. I didn't cry when Denver beat us on two real bad calls in the play offs or when Linn Elliot missed 3 field goals in 2 degree weather, but I did when Theotis Brown came out and sang the National Anthem the next season after his heart attack and when Derrick Thomas died.
So many good times, so many good memories, so many good friends. The DOTRF's would even hook up. You tried so I just want to say thanks Carl, you just stayed too long.
It was way past your time to leave but I've got say thank you.
I have been going to Chiefs games since I was a kid, I can remember being a member of the Huddle Club in the old stadium off Brooklyn. I went to the first game in Arrowhead and I went to a Pro Bowl in Arrowhead Stadium to see my boyhood idol O.J. Simpson. There were good times and a lot of bad times and the fans in Kansas City were always behind their team no matter what.
Then something happened, Lamar Hunt hired you and you brought in Marty. The Chiefs Nation was immediately envigorated. Chiefs Mania took over. The party was on and man we jumped in head first. Kansas City perfected tailgating and you guys encouraged it. You provided a game day experience that will never be matched. We would prepare the day before and then get up before the sun to pack the car to head out. It didn't matter what time the game was it started early and ended very late. Hell people tailgated after the games.
I don't know how many times I left so hoarse I couldn't talk, doing my part to keep up the tradition of the loudest stadium on the planet. Arrowhead and it's fans gave the Chiefs the best home field advantage in the NFL. There are so many good memories and so many good victories along with some heartbreaks too. To borrow a phrase "It was the best of times it was the worst of times".
Didn't we beat the Raiders like 15 times in row for a period of time? You gave us guys like Derrick Thomas, Niel Smith, The Nigerian Nightmare, Joe Montana, Marcus Allen, Priest Holmes, Will Shields and many more but every one of those guys there were two: Trezzell Jenkins or Carlton Gray or Linn Elliot, Eddie Freeman, Ryan Simms.
I remember the Magic like when Tamarick Vanover ran that punt back in overtime to beat the Chargers or Joe Montana going to Denver and finaly coming home with a victory on the late scoring drive. I didn't cry when Denver beat us on two real bad calls in the play offs or when Linn Elliot missed 3 field goals in 2 degree weather, but I did when Theotis Brown came out and sang the National Anthem the next season after his heart attack and when Derrick Thomas died.
So many good times, so many good memories, so many good friends. The DOTRF's would even hook up. You tried so I just want to say thanks Carl, you just stayed too long.