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Ricky Spanish

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9 hours ago, Ready 2 Win said:

Hehe. I said "blokes". Dont be a racist. look up the term if you are not familiar.

Or, unless you mean one must be a hillbilly redneck from the south of the US to be a Panther fan? Fans from other parts of the world are not allowed here? It is a racist country confederate club only for southern Americans?

Relax. I said bloke. Get over it. Can you guess what we call "blokes" like you when we are not trying to stay within the rules of the forum?

 

Joined in March, British/Australian, thinks pointing out obvious British/Australian slang is "racist".....thanks for confirming my statements.

Troll confirmed.

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It really all comes down to Cam's injury. 2016 could have been just another "Super Bowl hangover" season; it was Cam's shoulder injury - which should have NEVER happened as he shouldn't have been playing - that really set the stage for collapse. The refusal and/or inability to address positions of constant need (LT, CB, WR) during the Gettleman era didn't help.

But ultimately it all comes down to Cam's injury, and that's on Rivera for allowing him to play and on Jerry Richardson for not stepping in and forcing the issue. Luke had been benched; why not Cam?

But there's no sense dwelling on it now. It's a new era and we've got to move forward with what we have.

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