Chiefs Request Christmas Game Yearly

[Warriorspikes51]

 

Edited yesterday at 09:21 PM by Warriorspikes51

[frostbitmic]

I'll miss that one.

[90sBills]

What a dumb idea. 

[boco357]

Another 53 jackasses I have to see on Christmas Day.  

Edited yesterday at 09:30 PM by boco357

[Chandler#81]

Only if we can stuff Andy down a chimney

[uticaclub]

I’d actually love this

[Bills!Win!]

Glad I don’t have Netflix, peacock, Amazon  Disney, tubi, iTunes or whatever they are steaming these games on 

[The Jokeman]

I'd hate to be a KC season ticket holder if it happens.

[GunnerBill]

Gonna be a hard sell to my family haha.

[MJS]

I'm sure the players are thrilled, haha.

[0017]

 

Chiefs are so full of themselves!!

[eSJayDee]

The only advantage I can see is if they host, the visitors will be traveling on a short week.  Yes, that's an advantage, but I think it also would displease their players, particularly those w/ kids.

[ControllerOfPlanetX]

They are the “Cowboys on Thanksgiving” wannabes.

 

[thronethinker]

I for one would not want every Christmas plan have to revolve around a game every year. 

[Beck Water]

4 hours ago, Chandler#81 said:

Only if we can stuff Andy down a chimney

 

What did that poor chimney ever do to you?

 

 

[NoSaint]

3 hours ago, thronethinker said:

I for one would not want every Christmas plan have to revolve around a game every year. 

On some level it culturally changes the city you are in 

[Low Positive]

5 hours ago, GunnerBill said:

Gonna be a hard sell to my family haha.

It'll be in the middle of the night over there. I'll tell you a Christmas story. Both my mom's mother and father were born in London, and she spent Christmas at her father's family's house. These people were the poorest of the poor before emigrating. Her grandfather was an East End day laborer who had 10 kids who all lived in two rooms. But they still made all the grand kids (my mom and her cousins) listen to the Queen's speech before they could open their presents. They also drank Harvy's Bristor Cream.

 

For my WNyers, he emigrated and got a job at Kodak in Rochester. He made extra money working in George Eastman's gardens because he wanted only English gardeners. Then the rest of the family, including my grandfather, all came over after he had a job. They had tickets on the Lusitania in May 2015 but got re-booked on the St. Paul in August 2015. Neither my mother nor I would have been here if that "misfortune" had not happened to them. Quite the f-ing story. 

[BuffaloBillsGospel2014]

I mean Andy Reid would make a good Santa Clause.

[Buffalo716]

2 hours ago, Low Positive said:

It'll be in the middle of the night over there. I'll tell you a Christmas story. Both my mom's mother and father were born in London, and she spent Christmas at her father's family's house. These people were the poorest of the poor before emigrating. Her grandfather was an East End day laborer who had 10 kids who all lived in two rooms. But they still made all the grand kids (my mom and her cousins) listen to the Queen's speech before they could open their presents. They also drank Harvy's Bristor Cream.

 

For my WNyers, he emigrated and got a job at Kodak in Rochester. He made extra money working in George Eastman's gardens because he wanted only English gardeners. Then the rest of the family, including my grandfather, all came over after he had a job. They had tickets on the Lusitania in May 2015 but got re-booked on the St. Paul in August 2015. Neither my mother nor I would have been here if that "misfortune" had not happened to them. Quite the f-ing story. 

You mean 1915 😊

[GunnerBill]

 

You mean 1915? In terms of the Lusitania sinking?

 

I think the London part of your story may have some legend within it if it is pre the Lusitania. The King/Queen's Speech on Xmas Day only began in the 1930s. The only Queen to ever deliver the message was Queen Elizabeth II and she didn't take the throne until 1953.