Commit voter fraud and make it x2 for me dawg

Chiefs out at Legends. Royals up in North KC

Wins all around.

There was an implied threat by Clark. If the vote doesn't pass, they have contingency plans in place, which includes not signing a new lease when the current one is up.

There was an implied threat by Clark. If the vote doesn't pass, they have contingency plans in place, which includes not signing a new lease when the current one is up. On second thought, maybe that was a direct threat.

Yuck

There was an implied threat by Clark. If the vote doesn't pass, they have contingency plans in place, which includes not signing a new lease when the current one is up. On second thought, maybe that was a direct threat.

all these things come down to the last minute. After all the threats have been made and a vote has failed, then they get serious.

Surprised Clark already went to the threat. The threat is about moving out to the racetrack not moving the team to San Antonio. Still a threat though.

Oh you don't live in the shit hole north part of Jack Co? But they got breweries!

Team that is a forever loser going YOLO with their plans

Team on the verge of history is building a porch with the worst viewing angle

Wow......

LMAO

It’s seriously offensive that they think people will buy this.

Rolling roof wont ever happen, Clark talked about that in Vegas.

This is the most underwhelming, disappointing shit. I honestly think Clark Hunt should be embarrassed that this is what his team came up with for $800 million dollars.

I am being serious when I say a college architectural design class at a community college could have made something better as part of a midterm project.

I don't know why, but I feel pissed off. $800 million for this shit?

Clark Hunt is a smart team owner and businessman. However, his attachment to Arrowhead is now becoming a huge flaw. I wouldn't even vote for this shit if it somehow included a roof for the stadium.

It’s craptastic.

Concrete is way more technical than people understand, so that seems believable to me. Shitty concrete from the 90s added hundreds of millions of dollars in costs and multiple years of delays to the Denver airport's terminal renovations.