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Official Tepper Presser Thread


Jeremy Igo

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7 minutes ago, Mr. Scot said:

Except it will have the opposite effect.

People would eventually have just left the Richardson scandals behind, but Jerry effectively left them a huge reminder.

That little ego trip is gonna backfire.

Yeah I was just praising JR for getting out of this quietly but he couldn't leave well enough alone. Petty act that does nothing but serve as a team distraction.

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I can't be the only one who doesn't care what happens to the statue, right? I understand what JR did was terrible and I'm not trying to defend keeping the statue up, but my god, some of you guys care waaaayyyy too much about it. Also, we have no idea if JR was the one who said the statue had to stay. Perhaps, there's a contract with the guy or company who built it? I don't know...I'm just tired of hearing about it. It's like you guys want to keep going and going until no one knows who JR is... I'm sorry, but like it or not, that will never happen; statue or no statue. Like someone else said, don't look at it if you don't want to see it. Flick it off every time you walk by it if it will make you feel better....that's probably what I'll do.

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1 hour ago, panthers55 said:

Maybe Tepper didn't give a crap about the statue and whether it goes or stays. Obviously means more to JR than anyone else. If it really offends you go through the South or East gate. I never see the statue and really don't care. He is gone. What else really matters.

I haven't seen it.  I go in the East gate and out the South gate!

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3 hours ago, Mr. Scot said:

Except it will have the opposite effect.

People would eventually have just left the Richardson scandals behind, but Jerry effectively left them a huge reminder.

That little ego trip is gonna backfire.

Short term outrage,

Mid term, mild condemnation

Long term, nothing. 

 

Not to excuse his actions, but in the grand scheme...... 

 

1. Ask the casual fan of another team, and even if they heard of a scandal , most can't tell you what it is.  

2. Ask most Panther fans I've talked to are more concerned about the season that JR.

3. <redacted>

 

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50 minutes ago, Black&Blue said:

It's amazing how many of these new Panthers "fans" are just undercover PC cops.  Get a god damn life, you losers.  

Because writing hand written creepy as hell letters to female employees asking to shave their legs is tolerable.

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1 minute ago, Jeremy Igo said:

Because writing hand written creepy as hell letters to female employees asking to shave their legs is tolerable.

I am one of the least politically correct people you can find, and I am certainly no "social justice warrior".

And I am definitely of the belief that Jerry Richardson is a creepy, perverted old man who deserves every bit of scorn he's getting.

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