So what the fuck is the difference? I live in boonville Western Kansas and I became a fan of the Chiefs because I went to the stadium when I was 17 and fell in love with the Kansas City Chiefs. We lost that day but everything was great . SO WHAT THE FUCK MAKES YOU SO MUCH MORE SPECIAL THAN ME?
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Only a Tard fails to realize nearly 1/2 the metro is over in Kansas
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Sure whatever you need to tell yourself
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The kind of people that wouldn't go to a Chiefs game because it is on the other side of the state line are the exact kind of people I would rather not have go to a Chiefs game.

Imagine if we were trying to decide where to build Arrowhead and someone suggested Raytown at the 435 and I-70 interchange.
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I became a Chiefs fan when they named their current stadium GEHA, cause I'm a huge GEHA fan and even have a GEHA tattoo (G-E-H-A across the knuckles of my right hand).

I dont care if they move to KS but if they drop GEHA I'll stop following the NFL.
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I guess I understand being opposed to the move from a tailgating perspective. I think it's highly unlikely anywhere else will have the giant sprawl of parking lots that has created that environment. (Not that I think tailgating will go away at all, but just that it won't be as much of a spectacle.)

Beyond that? Hard for me to really care. Arrowhead is great, but it's obviously getting pretty old at this point. Whatever they decide to do won't bother me either way.
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I would laugh at you because Raytown doesn't intersect with I-435 and I-70 anywhere.
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The 435-70 interchange is nowhere near Raytown. And there's lots of great folks who live in Raytown. I have many friends there.

The state of Missouri will never allow a second team to leave. You can bet on that. I also bet you live in Johnson County, which offers NOTHING to the greater community in terms of Sports. JOCO people just use stuff other people paid to build, then bitch about it. Put up or shut up.
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I'm personally in favor of anything that keeps cunts like you going to a Chiefs game.
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I mean, the northwest edge of Raytown is like 2 miles from the stadium, right off "Raytown" Road... it's not like ya'll are talking about the difference between KCK and Liberty.
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Yeah, Chiefs games are all day events, so I've never really cared about having a ton to do around the stadium (but would certainly take advantage). I think moving the Royals makes more sense, then the Chiefs could find something creative for the space taken up by the baseball stadium.

I do really like the setups in Phoenix... Chase Field being downtown and close to food and other stuff, while being very easy to get in and out. And then football and hockey in Glendale with a large entertainment district.

When the Chiefs visit, I can get a hotel across the street from the stadium, never leave a ~3 block area for food, ax throwing, bowling, etc... walk to and from the game. While I love the Arrowhead experience, I wouldn't despise a similar change in 10 years if it came to that.
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That's nice to think, but not a reality IMO. We shall see.
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I'm not sure the relevance to what I posted, but all right. I mean, the whole point of my post was I knew Kansas City was split between Kansas and Missouri, and it mattered to me which side the Chiefs were on.
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MEEEEEE!!!!! I live in Raytowna Beach!!!! I have great neighbors and get to see awesome fly overs before Chiefs games.
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Raytown is next to the stadium. My grandma lived in Raytown I've been there a thousand times.

By the way there's lots of great folks who live all over the city. Even in Kansas shocker. This is such a dumbass thread. If Arrowhead needs to move it should move to the easiest most accessible place with space for tailgating. It's a hell of a lot easier to get to the speedway area.
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