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Go on record now before the hire is made Re: Sean Payton

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Go on record now before the hire is made Re: Sean Payton  

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  1. 1. If we hire Sean are you still a Panthers fan?


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Your votes are public. Are you going to leave this forum, throw away your gear, and never come back even when he leads us to a winning season or super bowl? Go on record now. You can't come back when he turns things around and celebrate with us.

Go on record now in this thread for reference purposes.

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Still a fan of the Panthers football team, but I won't go to a game, watch a game, buy a piece of memorabilia, a jersey, anything. I know the NFL is a violent game, injuries happen. But paying your guys to intentionally end someone's career and end their livelihood? Sorry. Not going to have any support for that type of bullshit. Might as well be one of the fans cheering when Cam was getting smashed in the head. 

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Just now, PantherFanInPhilly said:

Only way I'm leaving the Panthers as a fan is if they move the team

 

 

...or if my wife cheats on me with David Tepper.

You can sue him in the state of NC for being a home wrecker. Would offer you a nice settlement to avoid court. This is a real thing in NC, a dude in Huntersville sued eagles DT Fletcher Cox for banging his whore wife and got paid. 

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