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How quickly will our bandwagon fill up?


Zod

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the more bandwagony/fairweather panthers fans have been subjected to five years of utter disappointment. it'll take a few wins to melt the ice and prove that we're not the same old heartbreaking panthers. for some a 2-0 start will do it, and if we beat the giants after that i think you'll see the national media wake up and start taking serious notice. at that point people will start jumping on the wagon en masse.

 

if it looks like we're going to make the playoffs, panthers nation will be in full force.

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It depends on the wins.

 

If we demolish the Seahawks the bandwagon will start to get a little heavy.  If we win the first two with a convincing performance from one side of the ball and only a passable one from the other, but the games are not close, then two will work.  Winning 3 in a row regardless will land a ton of people flooding in and a whole lot of new posters spamming existing threads so they can make their own new threads about how they've been fans since the beginning!

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