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Panthers terminating Rock Hill project agreements


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24 minutes ago, frankw said:

Well it's funny you mention that bc that's exactly what he did when he made Matt Rhule one of the highest paid NFL coaches with 1 year of low level assistant coaching experience.

he agreed to pay rhule the money. he didn't agree to whatever is going on in rock hill.

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4 minutes ago, CRA said:

Reports were York County did. 

once this thing officially blows up we should start to get some clarification on some things and what actually went on.  I don’t think the full truth of all the talks is on the table yet.  It will be once there is officially no chance in it being saved 

Unless it goes the other direction and they complete it.  In that case, everyone will be trying to make nice and paper over it.

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Just now, poundaway said:

Unless it goes the other direction and they complete it.  In that case, everyone will be trying to make nice and paper over it.

Yeah, people keep acting like we have the facts.  We haven’t because the hope of completing the project always existed and you can’t lay it all out there that being the case.   The facts on both sides won’t really come out until there is no hope of salvaging it.  Then it comes out.   Which we look to be nearing. 

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2 minutes ago, Tbe said:


Rock Hill still agreed to pay. They signed a contract. They did it because they wanted the HQ in their town instead of CLT or somewhere else. Giving the money was their only way to attract this project.

They made a promise to build the (public) roads leading to the HQ and then couldn’t follow through. Completely on them.

 

Tepper knowingly and intentionally entered this deal with a city that everyone knew could face some hiccups/issues in regards to the project.  Was talked about before it ever started.    

and we don’t know the facts and talks yet between both parties.  It’s silly to go all in on a side being right/wrong IMO right now.  I suspect both will rightfully look bad in the end. 
 

 

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2 minutes ago, Tbe said:


Rock Hill still agreed to pay. They signed a contract. They did it because they wanted the HQ in their town instead of CLT or somewhere else. Giving the money was their only way to attract this project.

They made a promise to build the (public) roads leading to the HQ and then couldn’t follow through. Completely on them.

We'll be hearing more about this. The optics for the moment are what they are. Tepper with another L after taking his ball and going home. Just prepare for the very real possibility of seeing more of that.

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5 minutes ago, CRA said:

Yeah, people keep acting like we have the facts.  We haven’t because the hope of completing the project always existed and you can’t lay it all out there that being the case.   The facts on both sides won’t really come out until there is no hope of salvaging it.  Then it comes out.   Which we look to be nearing. 

You are awfully selective on when we "have the facts."  Dude, you talk a lot of stuff that you don't "have the facts"  because we hear stuff through news and twitter.  We never have all the facts, we always form an opinion on the limited knowledge we have.  🙄

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4 minutes ago, poundaway said:

You are awfully selective on when we "have the facts."  Dude, you talk a lot of stuff that you don't "have the facts"  because we hear stuff through news and twitter.  We never have all the facts, we always form an opinion on the limited knowledge we have.  🙄

Huh? That’s not selective.  That’s just life/people.  

when this blows up officially….we get more info.  Because the hopes of completing it is gone from the equation. 

The safe bet is both sides look pretty bad in the end.  That ain’t radical or bias.   Some folks jumping way too quick on the it is ALL Rock Hill to blame and none to Tepper bandwagon. 

we still know very little.  Later we will know more.  It is what it is.  Seems knowing more would put us in better position to take a stand on this topic.   

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