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Does anyone actually believe Tepper has a clue what he’s doing

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2 minutes ago, kungfoodude said:

At this point, we have most of the major red flags of a terrible owner. 

Best we can hope is that doesn't turn out to be the case.

The only ‘red flag’ you can point to is that he got rid of your favorite player. Thats not a red flag.

Tepper is here for the next 20+ years. If you think he’s that bad, move on. 

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1 hour ago, Tbe said:

The only ‘red flag’ you can point to is that he got rid of your favorite player. Thats not a red flag.

Tepper is here for the next 20+ years. If you think he’s that bad, move on. 

He kept Marty Hurney. He paid out the ass for a college head coach with almost no NFL experience who hired a staff with almost no NFL experience.

I mean, you need more red flags?

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11 hours ago, Tepper’s Used Car Lot said:

Seems like he’s in over his head when it comes to football decision making.

Cares more about MLS, money, and politics.

I am about 90% sure he is going to end up being a terrible owner.

I'm about 99% sure he knows more about managing a pro football team than a couple of yahoos on an internet sports board.

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11 hours ago, Tepper’s Used Car Lot said:

Seems like he’s in over his head when it comes to football decision making.

Cares more about MLS, money, and politics.

I am about 90% sure he is going to end up being a terrible owner.

He know more than you ever will. Funny how you judge a owner when his first coaching hire hasn’t coached 1 season or game yet. 

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14 hours ago, Tepper’s Used Car Lot said:

Seems like he’s in over his head when it comes to football decision making.

Cares more about MLS, money, and politics.

I am about 90% sure he is going to end up being a terrible owner.

Do you just repeat this every so often to get attention? You say these things in your second sentence as if you pay zero attention to what's going on. Yet you use his name in your online account. What gives? Are you just a weirdo?

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11 hours ago, kungfoodude said:

He kept Marty Hurney. He paid out the ass for a college head coach with almost no NFL experience who hired a staff with almost no NFL experience.

I mean, you need more red flags?

The college coach that was highly sought after and everyone says will do well here? 

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As long as Hurney is the experienced and knowledgeable person in the room it's got to be a no. That could change fast but it looks like the train wreck continues.

At least he isn't a racist. Not sure about the pervert angle yet tho. 

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15 hours ago, Tepper’s Used Car Lot said:

Seems like he’s in over his head when it comes to football decision making.

Cares more about MLS, money, and politics.

I am about 90% sure he is going to end up being a terrible owner.

I'm sure there's a purchase price if you'd like to make a change in ownership. Otherwise, well, this will be going nowhere for you.

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Define terrible owner.  Often there is misalignment between the owner's version of success and the fan's version (eg. the Hornets).  I would imagine to Tepper, he's doing just fine; profitable team, having fun, and part of a very exclusive club.  He's taking big risks with his new regime and time will tell whether it will work or not, but they're his to take.  We're merely consumers of a product.  We either keep buying or not.  

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