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Christmas Updates: Tepper—you’re losing fans


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38 minutes ago, MillionDollarCam said:

And the OP’s family has paid tenfold what you are paying and they’ve made the conscientious decision that they aren’t going to do it anymore.

I pray that you aren’t suggesting that the OP’S family should have to pay more money to watch the poo show that is the Panthers because they have more money. If that’s the case, we’re approaching some looney tunes poo.

You killin me with this day one stuff.. you act like I/we haven’t suffered and pay too!! Grandpa should be making money if he’s been  a PSL owner since day one

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3 hours ago, OldhamA said:

A couple of bad seasons with this fan base and they're all selling PSLs and donning their 'second' team jerseys again. 

But in the real world what you describe does not happen. 

PSL’s are incredibly sticky and over 50% are owned by folks who have been there since inception.  

Stop with the #fakenews pal…

Hunch:  OP’s Dad is 74, retired, kids are gone…he’s selling because he’s aged out and the tix just don’t serve the purpose they once did — lifestyle changes drive 99% of PSL sales…

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For me it’s less about leaving the Panthers as much as it is leaving football. I’ve been a fan 25+ years since I was a kid, the Panthers are the only team I’ve known. I used to go to training camp at Wofford and get player signatures on Krispy Kreme napkins. I used to obsess over everything football, to this day I could tell you the majority of info of every player (school, position, draft spot) of anyone drafted before the 6th round from 2005-2020. That being said my love of the game is dead. I haven’t watched a game since week 5 and can honestly say I’ve been the happiest I’ve been in years. I really hope it brings joy to you guys but it’s just not the same. 

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3 hours ago, OldhamA said:

You look at the extreme examples - Detroit, Cleveland, Oakland etc. Bad teams with rabid fan bases.

A couple of bad seasons with this fan base and they're all selling PSLs and donning their 'second' team jerseys again. 

To be fair, it's been 4 bad seasons consecutively and next year isn't likely to be any better.

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I bought tickets to go to the Panthers - Patriots game when they went on sale in May. Wife is from Massachusetts and a big Pats fan. We were planning to fly up from Texas for the game. 

After I saw what kind of team the Panthers were fielding by that point in the season I said F*CK THAT and sold those tickets for a loss. So glad we didn’t go. 

If Central Texas gets an NFL franchise in my lifetime, I don’t think I’ll be around these parts anymore. 

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