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So if the Panthers move, you will no longer be a fan

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PiratePanther189 Newbie

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Between it being nearly fact that JR will only sell the team with a no-move clause, and Charlotte's value as a market in any capacity when compared to other markets without NFL teams (TV, real estate, sports, economic value,etc.), WHY are we worried about this team moving??

Not to mention how valuable the stadium deal is.

Charlotte is not St. Louis, and LA doesn't need any more teams. If London were to happen, it'll be Shad Khan doing that.

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ichigo1057 Experienced

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IF they were to somehow move.......then to be quite honest it would be hard for me to keep them as my #1 favorite team. I would likely go back to cheering on the Vikings while following the Panthers. I was excited when the Panthers came into being since I finally had a local team to cheer on and call my own. They move I'd lose that. I'd still like them, I mean obviously after so many years now, but it would hurt.

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ClawOn Grand Master

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30 minutes ago, AggieLean said:

I’ll play.

I’m from North Carolina. I root for the home teams, so if they leave then that’s it for me. I’d be done with football all together.

Same. I would be done with NFL football as a fan.  Still betting games though.

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