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Charles Johnson retiring


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1 minute ago, mjligon said:

Glad he never switched sides on us. 

Also in hindsight not really surprising considering he had Marty blank check Hurney negotiating deals.

This. Not sure how real the threat from the Falcons was but on paper at the time I definitely understand why Hurney was very concerned CJ would head to ATL. That threat certainly helped CJ's position at the bargaining table.

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15 minutes ago, LinvilleGorge said:

Great player for us who absolutely maximized his career earnings. Not gonna lie though, he lost some points when he took KB's side over Can in their recent spat.

You are a genius at finding the negative in every scenerio.  

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38 minutes ago, TheCasillas said:

Good dude. Great article. Anyone know what happened to his restaurant?

Not trying to make a joke or anything, but probably the same thing that happened to Deon Sanders’ restaurant, Dan Morgan’s restaurant, etc etc. 

Food industry is small margins especially if you don’t have the volume. Players invest thinking it’s easy money especially if they think they don’t have to be involved. Really it’s usually a money pit and don’t see their return. 

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4 minutes ago, Paintballr said:

Not trying to make a joke or anything, but probably the same thing that happened to Deon Sanders’ restaurant, Dan Morgan’s restaurant, etc etc. 

Food industry is small margins especially if you don’t have the volume. Players invest thinking it’s easy money especially if they think they don’t have to be involved. Really it’s usually a money pit and don’t see their return. 

Well he bought the old firestation by the vue on 5th, and was supposed to be opening a BBQ joint, but nothing has changed since his announcement 3 years ago.

 

https://www.charlotteagenda.com/86546/panther-charles-johnson-spending-incredible-3-3-million-build-firehouse-restaurant/

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