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Cam's Response to Olsen

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I bet he did say it and yeah he shouldn't have, but Olsen shouldn't have been smiling telling him "good game" either. Bad on both men but he apologized so it's over. Move on.

Why shouldn't Olsen say good game? The game is over, better to put it behind you and work towards winning the next one....ever think Olsen isn't pissy after a loss because he's already looking towards what he can do to help the team win the next week? No that can't be it....he just doesn't give a poo and Cam had every right to snap at him for tying to pick the rookie QB up after a tough loss....

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First things first: I AM NOT COMPARING CAM TO MJ!!!

This isn't the same 'attitude' the pre-draft pundits were talking about. They questioned his drive and work ethic. This kid wants it, and wants it now. Hes going to hit plenty of stumbling blocks but he isn't used to losing. Guys get pissed off at their teammates all the time. In fact, a lot of the great ones do it.

Look at Brady and Manning.

Many of us said Smitty would see qualities in Cam that he also has which is why he stayed

I love that were pissed off show it nexts week.

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Kind of like Cam can do no wrong in some of your eyes....

And please don't bring race into this...we've been there done that plenty of times. It has nothing to do with race, if Gabbert was our QB people would be saying the exact same thing....

Well, unlike folks like u, I don't automatically take everything little thing that is mentioned in the media and start accusing someone of it. Sadly, it seems to be the norm these days...

To prove my point, this thread has already spun 7 pages and we don't even know if it's truthful or not but since it's Cam, who cares.

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First things first: I AM NOT COMPARING CAM TO MJ!!!

This isn't the same 'attitude' the pre-draft pundits were talking about. They questioned his drive and work ethic. This kid wants it, and wants it now. Hes going to hit plenty of stumbling blocks but he isn't used to losing. Guys get pissed off at their teammates all the time. In fact, a lot of the great ones do it.

Look at Brady and Manning.

Thank you DP. Knowledge is power.

LOLing@ the pansies thinking this will destroy the locker room.

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Well, unlike folks like u, I don't automatically take everything little thing that is mentioned in the media and start accusing someone of it. Sadly, it seems to be the norm these days...

To prove my point, this thread has already spun 7 pages and we don't even know if it's truthful or not but since it's Cam, who cares.

When did I accuse him of anything. I said if he said that he has a lot of growing up to do....how bout backtrack and make sure you're attacking someone for what they actually said....

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Well, unlike folks like u, I don't automatically take everything little thing that is mentioned in the media and start accusing someone of it. Sadly, it seems to be the norm these days...

To prove my point, this thread has already spun 7 pages and we don't even know if it's truthful or not but since it's Cam, who cares.

I would like you all to know that footballisasport is accusing Cam Newton of lying in a press conference for snapping at his fellow player.

just fyi, Cam came out and apologized in the media to Olsen, said he snapped at him and was sorry. Earlier, MULTIPLE writers were reporting that there were a lot of unhappy people in our locker room and that Cam and Olsen got in a 'fight'. (I think they used the words "very minor kerfluffle" and stuff)

whether Cam said "fug you" or "man screw you" I hope this is an isolated incident, and tbqh, I don't think exactly what he said mattered as much as the fact he reacted how he did.

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Thats the same response I gave my wife when she said they played well.

Typed from my I phone out in my shed.

I turn into the biggest asshole during games. I won't accept phone calls, comments, or questions from anyone.

What pisses me off more, is after reacting to any of the above, my wife's response: "we must be losing..."

:lol:

I wish she wasn't right.

That being said, I relate to Cam.

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