Blood Feud-Oakland Raiders and Kansas City Chiefs rivalry one for the ages

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RaiderSithLord RaiderSithLord posted 2/8/2008 from mvn.com [flag]
There is no denying that the Rivalry between the Oakland Raiders and Kansas City Chiefs is one of the fiercest in all of sports. The Raiders and Chiefs have been going at it since the formation of the AFL in 1960. The rivalry got heated once Al Davis returned to the Raiders following his stint as the commissioner of the AFL. Davis believed that H Lamar Hunt the late owner of the Chiefs stabbed ... [link]

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