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Mr. Scot

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heel31ok Experienced

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10 minutes ago, Mr. Scot said:

This isn't a court of law. There's no judge. There's no jury. There's no "beyond reasonable doubt" standard that has to be met. All the NFL has to do is believe something happened, and SI already gathered enough evidence themselves to show that.

He's done.

Lol...and Hurney was done too...

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1 minute ago, heel31ok said:

Lol...and Hurney was done too...

Nah. Hurney was never in anything close to the kind of trouble that Richardson is in.

Richardson is never going to be part of the Panthers organization again. And the team will be better off because of that.

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While answering media questions Saturday in Los Angeles before Sunday’s NBA All-Star Game, the Golden State Warrior star hinted that he’s involved in some kind of deal. But he was much quieter on the topic than he’s been in the past.

He wouldn’t say where the process stands, for instance, nor with whom he is working.

“It’s ongoing. I’ll just leave it at that for now. It’s ongoing,” Curry said.

Steph Curry offers a few new thoughts on potential Carolina Panthers ownership

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5 minutes ago, boney said:

Steph Curry offers a few new thoughts on potential Carolina Panthers ownership

Curry was initially linked with Diddy then I saw an item later on linking him with someone else. Might have been Sabates but I don't remember for certain.

He certainly doesn't have the money to be a majority owner but I imagine he'd have enough to buy a small percentage.

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3 minutes ago, heel31ok said:

Self loathing is treatable...there is hope for you but you have want to change...

Dude, unless you actually have something interesting to say (which would would be a first for your entire posting career on here) don't bother.

Like I said, if you're just going to do your usual thing of continuing to post stupid little snippets, I'm not interested.

You have nothing of any value to contribute to any conversation on here. Do us all a favor and go back to the children's table.

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7 minutes ago, Mr. Scot said:

Dude, unless you actually have something interesting to say (which would would be a first for your entire posting career on here) don't bother.

Like I said, if you're just going to do your usual thing of continuing to post stupid little snippets, I'm not interested.

You have nothing of any value to contribute to any conversation on here. Do us all a favor and go back to the children's table.

Classic symptoms...take the first step 

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53 minutes ago, Mr. Scot said:

This isn't a court of law. There's no judge. There's no jury. There's no "beyond reasonable doubt" standard that has to be met. All the NFL has to do is believe something happened, and SI already gathered enough evidence themselves to show that.

He's done.

Perhaps the Panthers haven't reached this level yet in the Carolinas but take the LA Dodgers as an example. I consider the Dodgers a public trust. The Dodgers are part of the fabric of Southern California and by and large has been a class organization that has done things the right way in business and by the fan. A few years back Frank McCourt purchased the Dodgers but did not last for long as he was not the right ownership. Guggenheim, with Magic Johnson out front now runs the Dodgers and things are as they should be. 

Who owns the Panthers isn't as important as how the organization is run top to bottom. Run it the right way and win games, Panther fans should demand no less.

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