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smittyceo

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Midway through the 2010 season I called out this organization on here. I told you guys the Carolina Panthers were perennial losers & would remain so. You laughed at me, went full retard, & told me I was an idiot. Since that brilliant 2-14 season the team is 7-15 & as low as ever.... keep telling yourselves that. I will always be a fan & love this team more than any team in any sport. However, I am done wasting hard earned money on JR & his team. I will watch games at home. No more buying $2k season tickets, $12 beers, $8 hot dogs, $30 t-shirts, & $200 jerseys.

This organizations 18 year history is highlighted by a Super Bowl loss & drafting a high profile QB. Everything else is fail.

Once again bash me & say how this is a great organization that will win & that I'm not a true fan.

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Midway through the 2010 season I called out this organization on here. I told you guys the Carolina Panthers were perennial losers & would remain so. You laughed at me, went full retard, & told me I was an idiot. Since that brilliant 2-14 season the team is 7-15 & as low as ever.... keep telling yourselves that. I will always be a fan & love this team more than any team in any sport. However, I am done wasting hard earned money on JR & his team. I will watch games at home. No more buying $2k season tickets, $12 beers, $8 hot dogs, $30 t-shirts, & $200 jerseys.

This organizations 18 year history is highlighted by a Super Bowl loss & drafting a high profile QB. Everything else is fail.

Once again bash me & say how this is a great organization that will win & that I'm not a true fan.

I doubt much of this will change.

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