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Would you like to watch old panther games?


SorthNarolina

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  • 3 months later...

I'm just bumping this in hopes that more people want to try to do this. It's great.

Somebody just unearthed the 95 HoF game, a poster PMed which was lucky because i get an email for PMs. This guy cared enough to PM me and let me know if that shows the community vibes of the place. I'm downloading it right now.

With an approaching lockout I think a lot of people are going to suddenly want to watch old games consistently. Joining is kind of clumsy but if I can do it it can't be that hard.

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they don't have the jags game currently but if they can unearth the 95 HoF game then surely they will be able to find that one eventually.

Somebody just told me they tried to sign up to the magical place but the sign up limit has been reached for now. But don't worry they will open it again sometime in the future.

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