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Charleston Panthers bar

beasonfanclub

By beasonfanclub,
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Hey guys, Brian from the Rudder, I will definitely be here for the game on Sunday and look forward to meeting all of you! And having a few adult beverages. I will be the big guy wearing the Kuechly jersey. Our other Rudder on LKN in Charlotte has been a Panther bar since we opened it in 2002 and we are trying to build the same feel here -- getting diehard fans in is the easiest way to do it. I would love nothing more than to take over the tiki bar outside w/ Panther fans every Sunday. 

If there are any things you think we can do to make it better for Panther fans, please feel free to let me know. We are trying hard to make Panthers football something to experience @ the Rudder.  

GO PANTHERS!! KEEP POUNDING!!!

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