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Hahaha Jerry, you're facing a potential blackout on Sunday

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By Sam Mills Fan,
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gmonet Newbie

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Is that why all the club seats are empty by halftime? Cuz you're up there in the 500's starting a pissing parade on the khaki/oxford shirt and cocktail dress crowd? Shame the %$ on you!

I, SIR, piss from the Club level when I can...and do not drink grape juice two hours before the game as I have been accus-ed! :eek:

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You guys do realize there's about half the NFL teams are in danger of a blackout this week right?

Of course not.

Exactly, its not like this is a Panthers problem. Every team out there is struggling to get ticket sales up and to get games sold out.

I would bet that about half the league would be happy with just a 900 seat shortfall.

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IIRC, the last black outs were in the 2002 season, Fox's first season as HC. I remember listening on the radio in my garage to the Baltimore season opener and the game against the Bengals when we destroyed them. Not sure if there were others that year, and don't think there have been any since (riding the coat-tails of SB 38).

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isn't J-Rich being cheap b/c there's a chance of a holdout in 2011? If there's no football, there's no revenue being generated, and essentially means J-Rich isn't making any money for a whole year.

At the end of the day, this is a business. If you're business was in jeopardy of going under for a year, you'd sure as hell would want to start saving up money ASAP.

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