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Panthers settle practice site suit for $100 million

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For those keeping score, that's $62M on a shitty coach, $89M on shitty QBs and $100M on a shitty piece of land since Tepper has taken over.  How in the ef you see kay did he become a billionaire? 

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1 hour ago, Waldo said:

Spent $175 million and walked away because the city couldn't raise $225 million. Does the $175 include this $100 million settlement?

175 million dollars and not a damn thing but land where no one wants him. Genius, pure genius. 

That is my question as well? How much was the total amount of money that Tepper lost on this blown project?

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1 hour ago, TheBigKat said:

I think this is more of a reflection of how much SC politicians are slime

 

imagine paying that much money just to get these goons off your back

 

Politicians are generally slime however this particular case is a reflection Tepper was in the wrong (as I said the minute this news came out) and would pay dearly.

Penny pinching, ego driven, successful businessmen do not pay that type of money for any other reason.

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