Visitor hospitality at our stadium...

[Mayor Qumiby]

Is absurd....other teams always walk around like it's their house and I'm sick of seeing a conservative 20% of opposing fans in our stadium , cheering and chanting or whatever. I wish we we were like other stadiums where opposing team fans were sketched out to even wear a shirt of the visiting team.

 

Do you ever think we get to that point or are we always gonna have a welcome mat for other teams?

[kungfoodude]

Do you want to be Eagles/Raiders fan hostile, though? Not sure that is something I would like either.

[TheBigKat]

1 minute ago, Mayor Qumiby said:

Is absurd....other teams always walk around like it's their house and I'm sick of seeing a conservative 20% of opposing fans in our stadium , cheering and chanting or whatever. I wish we we were like other stadiums where opposing team fans were sketched out to even wear a shirt of the visiting team.

 

Do you ever think we get to that point or are we always gonna have a welcome mat for other teams?

Psst Charlotte is a fair weather transplant city

[Actionman0z]

Isn’t charlotte like the transplant capitol of the world. Means tons of people there aren’t from there, on top of the radius to other more storied franchises with more history? Can’t establish a consistent winner, why waste the money? I live in Oregon and watch on Sunday ticket. 

[Mayor Qumiby]

Just now, kungfoodude said:

Do you want to be Eagles/Raiders fan hostile, though? Not sure that is something I would like either.

Maybe when the Falcons or Saints are in town.. otherwise I'll be happy with being a redskins ..sorry wft level of hostile.

[CLG]

A couple of people I know were at the game and said the Eagles sideline was pumping up the crowd. 
 

That is beyond unacceptable 

[kungfoodude]

2 minutes ago, TheBigKat said:

Psst Charlotte is a fair weather transplant city

[NanuqoftheNorth]

Winning cures everything.  If the Panthers ever manage to put a string of winning seasons together it will be much tougher for opposition fans to secure tickets to the games.

[kungfoodude]

4 minutes ago, Actionman0z said:

Isn’t charlotte like the transplant capitol of the world. Means tons of people there aren’t from there, on top of the radius to other more storied franchises with more history? Can’t establish a consistent winner, why waste the money? I live in Oregon and watch on Sunday ticket. 

To be fair...7 winning seasons in 27. The OG Hornets and OG Hurricanes were monsters at times during their successful(or initial) runs. The support can be there if we build consistent success.

[Smithers]

Atmosphere sucks.  Sitting in good seats in the Panthers side of the stadium and I was surrounded by Eagles fans.  20,000 empty seats. More noise coming from the opposing fans.  Game day in Charlotte is simply a social event for Panthers “fans.”  

[mc52beast]

Kind of like when we play the Cons and take over their stadium.

[Mayor Qumiby]

As far as the transplant theory goes..yea I'll say that might play a small role but their are larger transplant cities that seem to have a stronger home team vibe .. LA ,NY and hell even Denver rank higher on the transplant cities list than Charlotte and they all seem to be doing a better job than we are I Charlotte.  

[45catfan]

There's no wonder why previous PSL owners gave up their seats.  This is why.  The gameday experience has been trending down for years. 

[bigdog10]

Team needs to start winning consistently. 25 years with a few winning seasons sprinkled in ain’t gonna cut it.