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Tepper is putting in grass at BOA

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3 minutes ago, LinvilleGorge said:

Nothing baffling about it. It's all about the $$$

Yeah but it can't be that significant of an extra cost to use grass during football season.

Nicole already said the quiet part out loud though.

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So.... what you are saying is that is it too cost prohibitive to bring in grass 9x a year, but you can do it once or twice per year for a soccer match.

Say that out loud Tepper and then back it up with numbers in the grand scheme of things.  One salary lost from a good player tearing up a knee or ankle would likely pay for an entire season.

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1 hour ago, Move the Panthers to Raleigh said:

The man loves him some soccer 

He likes special events.  That's what I call this

he has a soccer team.  It has a meh roster. 

I did find the description on Fox Sports about Charlotte FC funny.   Hard to tell the difference between if they are talking about the soccer or Panthers team

Charlotte’s brain trust veered from one coach to another, one game model to another, and one player acquisition philosophy to another. None of it has worked appreciably well

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Just now, Move the Panthers to Raleigh said:

Tepper is just trolling at this point. Can’t wait until he rolls out the green carpet for the Garth Brooks concert too

Garth getting old.  Tepper got to make sure he can make it back the next year. 

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