Andy Reid Has Hilarious Comment About Final Visit to Oakland Coliseum
By Adam Weinrib

When the Chiefs and Raiders wrap up their rivalry on Oakland's turf (ostensibly, pending a bonkers Raiders playoff berth) this Sunday, it's the end of an era.
Andy Reid, who's gamely led the Chiefs as a head coach since 2013, has plundered the Raiders' territory many a time. But that doesn't mean he necessarily enjoys the foul-smelling depths of the ill-suited stadium.
When asked about any lingering nostalgia for what will likely be his final visit before Vegas, Reid cited very little semblance of a joyful memory, instead focusing on the Certified Very Bad Times.
Andy Reid on the nostalgia of going to Oakland for perhaps the last time: "The bathrooms flooded last year, won't miss that."
— Matt Derrick (@mattderrick) September 11, 2019
Ahh, yes. A beautiful, outdated black hole where you cannot urinate.
If you recall, this same sort of restroom malfunction famously occurred during an Oakland A's game, with sewage flowing freely beyond the unwalled dugout.
Also, side note, these bathrooms are very much in range of public views.
It's 2017 and the A's still have the opposing teams bathroom connected to the dugout.
— Bad Beat Podcast (@BadBeatPodcast) July 31, 2017
Never change Oakland
PS. please shut the door Dozier pic.twitter.com/ZdIrg78lxG
So, we'll join Reid on his hearty send-off. After all, where else can you see...THIS?