A picture of lifelong Chiefs fan Gerard DeCosta holding the flag went viral in 2017.

The Raiders are set to move from Oakland to Las Vegas for the 2020 season and DeCosta was working on the stadium at the time.

He was not fired for the incident, but moved to work at a different location.

“The most they could do was keep me banned from working at the stadium,” he told KCTV. “When they sent me out to a different site, not knowing that was the area where they had the bleachers, and I was like, ‘Oh! I got to take advantage of this, too.’ When I did that, too, they were like, ‘Oh man, here we go. We told you not to do what you did, and you did it again.’ But hey, you only live once.”

Now DeCosta is working for a different construction company in Las Vegas, he told KCTV.

He later did more work on the Raiders’ training facility. They made him sign papers promising he wouldn’t smuggle any Chiefs merchandise inside.

“The funny part is, my whole family are Raiders fans. They thought the whole incident was funny,” DeCosta told KCTV. “I always talk a lot of crap about the Raiders, so when I went out to the site, I was looking forward to that.”