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DeAngelo rants on the release of Hoover...

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I'm not going to to post the rant itself, since that would defeat the purpose of having folks sign up at doubletrouble3428.com to get access to the members-only blog (the proceeds to go charity) but suffice to say DeAngelo is not happy about the release of Hoover and uses words like "crazy" and "duh".

So when you add this to the sentiments tweeted by Harris it really makes me concerned about the morale of this team heading into the 2010 season.

Beason has been quiet and his silence is deafening right now... Panthers need to start a damage control campaign for both the fans and the players RIGHT NOW.

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I'm not going to to post the rant itself, since that would defeat the purpose of having folks sign up at doubletrouble3428.com to get access to the members-only blog, but suffice to say DeAngelo is not happy about the release of Hoover and uses words like "crazy" and "duh".

So when you add this to the sentiments tweeted by Harris it really makes me concerned about the morale of this team heading into the 2010 season.

Beason has been quiet and his silence is deafening right now... Panthers need to start a damage control campaign for both the fans and the players RIGHT NOW.

You mean like they did when they let Rosinski go?

Head in the Sand. Twas always thus, and always thus shall be.

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