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Still a fan but.....

Kackalak Kat

By Kackalak Kat,
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Face it, we all are fans thats why we are so emotional about the way this season has started off. I can voice my anger like so many on the board but anger solves nothing without action. I think it's time for some changes but change come from the top ppl. If they can't see what we all are seeing then I can't invest anymore energy behind a losing strategy. I truly hope that they can turn the season around but I honestly am doubtful. This team lacks leadership. A chain is only as strong as it's weakest link and the weakest link are the main links for the Panthers. I am already looking towards the 2010 season. I hope to see a new Head coach, OC, DC, QB, DE, another WR threat to help Steve Smith. Until then I can't support them because you can't keep doing the same thing and expecting different results. Tonight was the nail in the coffin for me. I can't understand why would you keep a player on your team when he clearly wants to leave and then pay him 16 million to do nothing. I can't understand why you would extend the contract of a QB who hasn't proved himself worthy of it after a dissapointing playoff game and has confidence issues. I can't understand why you would keep a Head Coach and Offensive Coordinator who don't realize if it aint working then try something new. I can't understand and I can't support financially a team who are so lost that they couldn't find sand if they were in the desert. I hope they atleast get a win. Time to look to the 2010 season and hope that the GM and owners finially start seeing it for what it is.

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