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Officially boycotting the Panthers (Boycott Ended 11/11/2013)

Leeroy Jenkins PhD

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Leeroy Jenkins PhD

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I know what you clicked on this link to say.  "Fine then, we don't need you".  "you're not a real fan", "how bout some loyalty", "stupid bandwagon fans".

 

Let me tell you something.  I have been a fan of this team since day 1.  For 20 years now, since the team was announced in 1993, I have loved the Panthers.  

 

It has come to my attention that if we want anything to change with this organization we are going to have to pressure Mr. Richardson where he can actually be pressured.  His wallet.  I want nothing more than to field a good football team with a competent coaching staff.  

 

I will not support a franchise that is not committed to winning. I will not waste my hard earned money on jerseys and tickets when the owner clearly doesn't want to field the best available coaching staff. I will not waste my Sundays again and again having my heart ripped out as the same outcome of shitty coaching is played out in front of us. 

 

Insanity: doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results.

 

 

 

 

I will not financially support this team any longer.  I have spent too much, and given too much of my time. 

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I know what you clicked on this link to say. "Fine then, we don't need you". "you're not a real fan", "how bout some loyalty", "stupid bandwagon fans".

Let me tell you something. I have been a fan of this team since day 1. For 20 years now, since the team was announced in 1993, I have loved the Panthers.

It has come to my attention that if we want anything to change with this organization we are going to have to pressure Mr. Richardson where he can actually be pressured. His wallet. I want nothing more than to field a good football team with a competent coaching staff.

Insanity: doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results.

Albert Einstein

I will not financially support this team any longer. I have spent to much, and given to much of my time.

You seem well spoken. Write a letter, figure out a way to collect digital signatures and mail it to Richardson himself. Not only is he losing the trust of current fans. He is missing out on the younger generation as well as transplants into Raleigh and Charlotte.

I will be willing to draw a pie chart to show him the pulling power of these new arrivals and what he could do with the revenue stream brought in by winning and keeping his current fans plus adding new fans, versus losing support of the fools stupid enough to care.

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If you feel like that will solve some issue you are having, sure.  This is your site.  Feel free to be as dictatorial as you please.

 

I have merely stated an opinion.

 

Well, you are boycotting the Panthers.

 

This is a panthers related site that helps build support for them.

 

So by being here you are supporting the panthers.

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Will you join back if the team win the next game?

 

If by some miracle, Ron Rivera proves that it was just chance that he is 2-14 in games decided by a score.  If it is just statistical smoke and mirrors that he has blown countless 4th quarter leads.  If I am completely wrong in my assessment of this coaching staff and it turns out that Rivera is the best man for the job, not a cheap alternative to a real coach.  I will eat the biggest fuggin crow you can serve me.

 

However, I am not wrong.  The record doesn't lie.  Our coaching staff is incompetent. 

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Well, you are boycotting the Panthers.

 

This is a panthers related site that helps build support for them.

 

So by being here you are supporting the panthers.

 

I understand that I am possibly hurting your source of income and would not hold it against you for a second if you decided to ban me.

 

I have enjoyed this site for years.  I thank you for your effort in making it a place where people can share their opinions.

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If by some miracle, Ron Rivera proves that it was just chance that he is 2-14 in games decided by a score.  If it is just statistical smoke a mirrors that he has blown countless 4th quarter leads.  If I am completely wrong in my assessment of this coaching staff and it turns out that Rivera is the best man for the job, not a cheap alternative to a real coach.  I will eat the biggest fuggin crow you can serve me.

 

However, I am not wrong.  The record doesn't lie.  Our coaching staff is incompetent. 

 

In the past i have certainlly read the same things about Fox..

I am still waiting for a real answer btw, yes or no?

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I understand that I am possibly hurting your source of income and would not hold it against you for a second if you decided to ban me.

 

I have enjoyed this site for years.  I thank you for your effort in making it a place where people can share their opinions.

 

I don't want to ban you. But you are trying to boycott the Panthers.

 

Visiting this site indirectly helps the Panthers revenue. Watching the games on tv indirectly helps the Panthers revenue.

 

If you are going to really boycott them, you need to not watch, listen, or read anything panthers as they are all connected.

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