hell why not. stirring the hardy pot - wants back in carolina...will play for free.

[WesleyM]

For disagreeing w/ you, or for arguing that an alleged woman-beater has no place on this team?

For having no logical intelligence and trying a slavery comparion and a comparison to a murderer to try to justify your thought process.

[UpstatePanther]

Hardy has yet to apologize for the incident.

 

apologize for something he claims he didnt do? that makes a whole hell of alot of sense there bud...

 

as someone said earlier... i accuse you of being a child molester. please now show us all how remorseful you are

[Proudiddy]

I'm not giving up hope till he's gone.

Do it nippleshorts.

[2plankingpanther]

If Hardy is found innocent,who agrees he should sign back w/the Panthers for a somewhat reasonable price w/incentive clauses and penalties if he fugs up?That's if he signs for a reasonable price,but we are being hypothetical here!Now who doesn't want Hardy back?

[General_Purr]

And the Pats would've been a better team with Aaron Hernandez last year. Some things are more important than football.

 

 

Lol lets not even try to compare Hardy to a double murderer.

 

Hardy has never been in trouble before, he fuged around with a crazy white girl coked up on a rampage, he is a defensive player in the NFL, a fuging savage. 

 

He didn't kill anyone, theres no marks on this KNOWN crazy lady, only allegations.

 

Yeah some things are more important than football, lives lost no doubt, but not some crazy bitch.

[CamCan]

apologize for something he claims he didnt do? that makes a whole hell of alot of sense there bud...

 

as someone said earlier... i accuse you of being a child molester. please now show us all how remorseful you are

You can apologize for putting yourself in the scenario. For embarrassing the organization.

[cgarsmoker]

You can apologize for putting yourself in the scenario. For embarrassing the organization.

http://blogs.charlotte.com/panthers/2014/07/greg-hardy-domestic-violence-case-panthers-nfl.html

Maybe you should stop now.

[Frizzy350]

And slavery was allowed for hundreds of years until we wised up and made it illegal. 

 

Just because something was fine for years doesn't mean it should continue that way. Domestic violence is a very serious charge, and Hardy hasn't even been punished yet from a $ standpoint. He is basically on administrative leave.

 

Hundreds of years?  That is a massive understatement.  You do realize slavery had been a worldwide practice since the dawn of civilization until Western philosophers convinced wealthy individuals and governments to bribe slave owners and directly purchase large numbers of slaves with the intent to free them.

Slavery still is legal.  Inmate labor = slavery.

[RoaringRiot]

When you don't know what you're taking about and you just keep on talking.....fug

[UpstatePanther]

http://blogs.charlotte.com/panthers/2014/07/greg-hardy-domestic-violence-case-panthers-nfl.html

Maybe you should stop now.

 

this quote comes from your article and goes back to the OP, the point at hand: "I love this place. This is a great atmosphere," Hardy said. "I love the ownership, love my teammates. I've had a great five years here."

 

hopefully Hardy still feels that way. we would be a scary defense again with him back (if the jury finds him not guilty)

[PantherPhann89]

Since Hardy was paid 13 million + not to play for one season, how does he define free

[Khaki Lackey]

no chance Hardy comes back. Big Cat will not allow it, guarantee he is signed elsewhere 

Everyone keeps saying this, but the last thing I heard from JR in regard to Hardy was him saying, (paraphrasing) "Please don't rush to judgement" and letting Greg play in game one and taking a lot of heat for it. 

[Chief_Chokeaho]

I don't have an agenda. He fuged the team over and the team shouldn't bend over backwards to have him back because of it.

 

 

Please explain how "he fuged the team over"?

[CamCan]

Please explain how "he fuged the team over"?

He got arrested for domestic violence and the team was forced to put him on the exempt list, which hurt the pass rush and, in turn, the defense.