Burning my Peppers jersey at the bears game

[CatMan72]

Why would anyone burn something that costs as much as a jersey. Peppers played 8 good years here and along with Steve Smith he was one of our first "superstars". I will continue to wear my Peppers jersey with pride and remember the good times. Peppers is one of the guys that helped put the Panthers on the map.

[littlebigman89]

While he was here, everyone said he took plays off, didn't always play hard. If that's true, why is everyone so upset that he's gone? I mean, if he was an on again off again type player, we should be glad he's someone else's problem, right? Why pay $14 million for a guy like that? For those who want to burn their Peppers jersey, do you really think Julius himself would give a crap? He'd just laugh at you for making morons of yourselves. Get over it, he's gone. Move on already.

[brandon_87]

it's not that he didn't do good for us, I loved watching him play but at times I thought he could try harder and it's funny cuz that was one of the big things surrounding him this year, but at the same time he was good enough to the point that we are better with him, but nobody is too good to be replaced, I wish he woulda stayed cuz I am a huge fan of talent, but it is what it is and as a fan I feel like he disrespected the Panthers as a whole organization and for that Im glad he is gone now and we can use that enormous salary to try to get some good veteran talent before it's all gone

[Doyle]

Whos still in?

[Dpantherman]

Hell no! I need toilet paper for halftime.

[Kettle]

too much crap here to read. if that statement offends you then stop posting crap.

for those keeping and/or framing your jerseys....:thumbsup: The fan base needs more people who realize the NFL is more of a business than a game.

for those burning...i like your passion for the team, but there really are better ways of showing it.

[bigcatdaddy]

I am still in. Peppers wanted out of Carolina for two years and now he is trying to put the blame on the organization, come on. Peppers needs to man up and just say he was ready to move on and have a change. The Panthers offered to make him the highest paid defensive player in the league, so how in the hell can he try and blame them. For me burning my jersey brings closure and I could give a $h!t about the money because I would never wear that jersey again. He wanted to turn in his Panther's jersey so I am turning in my Peppers' jersey. Anyway is it more fun and a bigger statement to burn something then just throwing it away.

[bigcatdaddy]

too much crap here to read. if that statement offends you then stop posting crap.

for those keeping and/or framing your jerseys....:thumbsup: The fan base needs more people who realize the NFL is more of a business than a game.

for those burning...i like your passion for the team, but there really are better ways of showing it.[/

Disagree, but you have a right to your opinion.

[Kettle]

going to the game, raisin' hell and not leaving till the end is the best way to show your passion for the team.

[Doyle]

going to the game, raisin' hell and not leaving till the end is the best way to show your passion for the team.

I agree. But I'm going to include burning his jersey as a part of my hell raising.

[bigcatdaddy]

going to the game, raisin' hell and not leaving till the end is the best way to show your passion for the team.

I do that every game too! I have never missed a Panther's game, hell my wife and I scheduled the birth of our kids around the bye week.

[Kettle]

well it seems i support every thing you guys are doing except this.

[bigcatdaddy]

well it seems i support every thing you guys are doing except this.

You don't have to support it but I guess you have to accept it.

[Floppin]

Just wanted to clarify the whine and cheese thing. Our fanbase has always been considered a "Wine and Cheese" crowd which means that for the most part it consists of people who are at the game just to be out in public and could care less about the team or cheering for the most part, much like Tar Heel fans in the Dean Dome. It's a status thing, the PSL program brought a lot of this stereotype on our fanbase because the majority of the people who bought PSL, especially the expensive ones, where, shall we say, above the poverty line.

It's morphed into Whine and Cheese because we are a bunch of whiney bitches.