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Positive Reminder

davos

By davos,
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davos Grand Master

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Looking to the past for constant blame gets us nowhere. So...this is the way I'm looking at things (If anyone gives a sh*t):

In 2011: Fox WILL be gone, we WILL have a new QB, we WILL have a new offensive strategy, we WILL have a new feel. Let us bask in the suckiness that is this year and have fun with it. We have a half a season to go, so support the team but just know it won't be pretty. 2011 is a clean slate and we should all just reflect and feel this place at the bottom of the league and understand: there's only one way to go. Up. It may not be this year, so again, have fun with it. We will have a completely refreshed feeling next year and it will be great no matter the record. We don't need to constantly have these long posts and discussions about who is to blame when it will only make us more negative about this organization which is never the right view to take as fans.

Just look at teams like the Chiefs and Raiders and ask yourself how they endured for all those years of crap to where they are now. So, in a nutshell:

You can learn from the past, but don't look back to play the blame game. Stay positive and have whatever fun you can have with this disastrous season. Cheers :cornut:

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Everybody else: Hey guys let's objectively break down what went wrong with the team over the past two years that we spent time watching and would like to get different opinions of why they're terrible.

Beach:

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I approve of that gif by the way haha

I'm just saying all I need on Sunday's is to watch the Panthers play. I enjoy things at very fundamental levels...that's all. I love football, I love the Panthers. We all want to win, but my expectations don't require such in depth break downs of our entire organization when it only makes people more bitter, angry, and depressed about the team. ;)

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Everybody else: Hey guys let's objectively break down what went wrong with the team over the past two years that we spent time watching and would like to get different opinions of why they're terrible.

Beach:

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funny...i was listening to abraham lincoln by clutch and old ted was rockin out right in time.
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