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Why did you become a Panther fan?


Mr. Scot

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I am german and started loving the Panthers when I had my first stay in the US back in 1996. I was 17 and lived with friends of the family in the Western Carolinas for six months. After that stay I came back several times, some times short, some times longer. 1996 was a great season as we all know. 

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Firsts football games I saw were 2003 playoffs. Here in Spain football isn't too much spread so It's not easy to get introduced. 

I was a kid and I had absolutely no idea about football but I liked how Panthers played, so I cheered them.

In 2010 remembered about football and decided to watch the season. Obviously I followed Panthers, and although '10 season was not a good season, I'm here.

 

Honestly, I was lucky I saw '03 playoffs.

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Like many I have Dan Snyder to thank.  Was a big redskin fan.  Butz, Hanburger, Fischer, Green, Grimm, Monk.  Even road tripped to Tampa for the superbowl.  Didn't get to see the game and ended up in a bar fight with a raiders fan (who hasn't?) across the street from the stadium but had a great time and did not get arrested.  Later on I saw what Jerry Jones was doing to Dallas and instinctively knew Snyder was a dumpster fire waiting to happen.

 

The Panthers were announced and I didn't hesitate.  I spent a year as a fan of no team and bought tickets for game one in Clemson.  I've never understood people that can root for more than one team on anything more than a casual basis and I knew I wasn't a casual fan so I tossed the skins to the curb.  A lot of people hate Dan Snyder, but I thank him every day.  Not sure I could have made the switch without him!

 

I wanted to talk Panthers and found an aol message board with some cat named Mr. Scot presenting thoughtful questions and analysis.  Some things never change!  

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