Panther fans being called out again

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http://www.charlotteobserver.com/2011/10/24/2719898/protect-this-home-field.html

When Redskins quarterback John Beck scrambled into the end zone for a 4-yard touchdown in the third quarter of the Panthers' 33-20 win on Sunday, a cheer went up from several burgundy-hued sections of Bank of America Stadium.

The reaction did not go unnoticed by those on the home sideline.

"You don't want to see that. You don't want to have a bunch of maroon fans in the stands," left tackle Jordan Gross said Monday. "But if we were undefeated, you probably wouldn't have that many. So hopefully the fans recognize the importance of home field and home games, and they're keeping their seats for Panthers fans."

Still, Rivera understands establishing a home-field advantage is a process.

"We appreciate" the fans, Rivera said. "It was tough (Sunday). It was a pretty raucous crowd with a lot of Redskins fans in the crowd. We want to look up and see a sea of blue."

Jerry needs to lower the PSL prices for a season so we can get more young fans locked in. Or, how about opening a non-PSL season ticket section. I'm tired of dealing with opposing fans. Luckily my PSLs are in a pretty solid section but we still get the trash from other teams.

[Panthro]

So I take it you've never gone to an away Panthers game

[Zcustom]

McDermott said he thought Bank of America Stadium was a tough place to play when he was with the Eagles.

"When we used to play here, I thought this was a good place to play in terms of a hostile environment, with physical, tough football players. And I still believe that," he said. "I've come to realize that these fans, when you put a good product on the field, they're one of the best fan bases in the NFL."

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actually no

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So I take it you've never gone to an away Panthers game

Just in Miami

[csx]

http://www.charlotteobserver.com/2011/10/24/2719898/protect-this-home-field.html

It's time to step up people.

Jerry needs to lower the PSL prices for a season so we can get more young fans locked in. Or, how about opening a non-PSL season ticket section. I'm tired of dealing with opposing fans. Luckily my PSLs are in a pretty solid section but we still get the trash from other teams.

The cheapest way to get tickets is to just buy them. If people want to go then they can just go. I'm not sure how adjusting PSL prices are going to fill the stands with people who aren't going the cheaper route that's available.

[Panthro]

It's quite a bit of fun. You should try it....though try to avoid the SouthCakBizarro fan that hates you being there

[boo7382]

You forgot to add the pic of the douche with the sign

beck era lolz

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It's quite a bit of fun. You should try it....though try to avoid the SouthCakBizarro fan that hates you being there

So you enjoy the situation as it was this Sunday or like last year when Baltimore came in?

[Snake]

This is what happens when you make tickets so high only rich people can afford it.

[Guest Irv]

Add a better variety of wine and cheese

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The cheapest way to get tickets is to just buy them. If people want to go then they can just go. I'm not sure how adjusting PSL prices are going to fill the stands with people who aren't going the cheaper route that's available.

PSLs/Season tickets are a commitment. Just going down to the stadium on a whim creates situations like Sunday. Season tickets can always be scalped, sure. But when the Panthers are selling PSLs at $3k minimum, that eliminates a large portion of fans that could afford just regular season ticket packages.

[csx]

Shut down the Huddle during home games.

[Herbert The Love Bug]

I guess this is off subject but I thought it was funny how empty Jacksonville's stadium was on MNF. It was sad looking. And the only fans there were major dorks. I wish I could afford to go to Panthers games. I'd be at all of them. Lower the prices!