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why did we bring back a guy who lost 7 straight games?

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mc52beast Grand Master

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Evidently the reason is that Tepper didn’t want to make it look like he was just another reactionary owner and wanted to give everyone another shot.

If he doesn’t have his brass balls polished and shining for his Fire Rivera presser Monday I’m going to be f’ing pissed

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Panthers used to announce 'Thank you for another sell out' even when stadium was half empty.  That hasn't happened the last couple of games.

We used to get fly overs at the end of every national anthem.  That hasn't happened the last couple of games.

There used to be t-shirt launchers and sponsored 'in game' activities such as 'dance for diamonds'.    Didn't see any of that today (granted I left early).

The secondary market for tickets is damn near non-existent.  That's partly due to the shift to e-tickets but mostly due to the product on the field.

I was no fan of JR (quite the opposite) but I'm still waiting to see one concrete piece of evidence that Tepper is making it a better fan experience including anything that will make this team better five years from now.

But he will get his new stadium for 50 cents on the dollar courtesy of Mecklenburg county taxpayers.

 

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17 minutes ago, ok2h8pep said:

Panthers used to announce 'Thank you for another sell out' even when stadium was half empty.  That hasn't happened the last couple of games.

We used to get fly overs at the end of every national anthem.  That hasn't happened the last couple of games.

There used to be t-shirt launchers and sponsored 'in game' activities such as 'dance for diamonds'.    Didn't see any of that today (granted I left early).

The secondary market for tickets is damn near non-existent.  That's partly due to the shift to e-tickets but mostly due to the product on the field.

I was no fan of JR (quite the opposite) but I'm still waiting to see one concrete piece of evidence that Tepper is making it a better fan experience including anything that will make this team better five years from now.

But he will get his new stadium for 50 cents on the dollar courtesy of Mecklenburg county taxpayers.

 

What???!??

you mean, you’re not impressed with the logo at midfield?

How about the new team headquarters in South Carolina that will be the beacon of football and entertainment?

the annual Christmas tree lighting doesn’t suit your fancy?  The $75 per ticket tailgate in the bubble option?  How about the panthers privileges offered to psl owners where you can pay over a grand to park near the stadium on game days?

 

 

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