If "fans" would have came out today we would have made up those 3-points in home field advantage.

[electro's horse]

2 hours ago, Ricky Prickles said:

Then why are you even a fan at all? If you refuse to support anything David Tepper and he owns the Panthers then why are you even hear? What's the matter, does Tepper not fall in line with your same bull poo political opinions as he should like Canales didn't as well? Seems you can't stand anything or anyone in the organization at all so why even be a fan? If you leave the Panthers are simply down one weak little whiny twit anyhow. Bye sweet titts

For me to go to a game and bring someone and sit in my seats it costs about 500 dollars just for the tickets. That’s before I drive two hours both ways, parking, etc. so I have to work 4-5 hours just to sit down. 

I can’t drink because I can’t risk my licenses, so I have to white knuckle it. 

and my schedule is set up three months in advance, so it’s a huge pain in my ass and the ass of other providers to schedule off a Sunday. 

and this is on top of all the other things I can’t do because I have to commit an entire day of the week to it. 

You and I have far different obligations, life situations, responsibilities, etc. you think not supporting David Tepper makes me a bad fan, but I think it makes you a mark. 

if you want to turn this into a contest about who’s gone to more home games for worse teams, I promise I beat you. Just at this point in my life there’s better things for me to spend my time and energy on than watching David Teppers wife’s vanity project in person. 

Cool you got to watch the worst team in NA sports lose again in person. I’m spending a week in Norway in February and redoing my kitchen. 

we’re not the same, buddy. 

[raleigh-panther]

If anyone has  gone to a Dallas game, a Chargers game, a Rams game etc, and it is a marquee matchup, i can assure the stadium will be more than 60% for the visitor

As someone who owned PSLS until i moved to the West Coast last year, i always find it rich that those who don't  pay, criticize those who do

…and PSLs are a long term commitment to buy every game plus extra for playoffs for x number of years…no matter how good or bad the product is or if your financial or life situation changes   4 years was the minimum 

it is a time, money for gas. Food. Lodging and sometimes vacation days investment . Most psl owners do not live in Charlotte city limits 

Tepper makes  his money no matter what the team does or does not do 

i had many great memories in that stadium with friends and the new friends i met   I was fortunate to see great players and spend time with a few including my favorite player, Cam thanks to the roaring riot

had Tepper been the owner in 2000, i would not have purchased them

tepper has ruined it for PSL owners and  it goes beyond the poor product on the field 

pro teams can overcome many things  bad ownership  is not one of them 

Hopefully The old saying

‘even a blind squirrel finds an acorn now and again’  

comes true and Morgan and Canales right the sinking ship

 

Edited 6 hours ago by raleigh-panther

[Doyle]

The blame game has come full circle.

[ImfromClayton]

I personally would really appreciate a candid message from Tepper to PSL holders. Despite all evidence to the contrary, I do think he is miserable every Sunday right now. I do think he wants to win, and be a good owner. I do think he knows that he screwed up what was a very solid NFL franchise. 

Just a message of "hey, I get it. This hasn't bee fun. I've asked for more of your money. Please stick with us. It's going to get better." 

Tepp has a long way to go for me to ever truly like him. That said, if he ever does get it on the right track, I hope he takes similar measures to what some other franchises have done, and punish season ticket holders that sell constantly. He can't do that right now, as panther tickets have no value, but when they do, that would immediately let me know that he cares. 

[Candler Cat]

3 hours ago, Icege said:

Waiting for the end of the season when tickets are under $20 again so that I can bring the family up from Charleston. Those Chiefs tickets were expensive the moment they went on sale.

the panthers don't do flat pricing, this game and the Dallas game were the two most expensive for the season, so unless a PSL owner wants to lose money on a sale, the tickets on the resale market are going to be higher for a chiefs game than they will for the Bucs

[Icege]

5 minutes ago, Candler Cat said:

the panthers don't do flat pricing, this game and the Dallas game were the two most expensive for the season, so unless a PSL owner wants to lose money on a sale, the tickets on the resale market are going to be higher for a chiefs game than they will for the Bucs

Oh, as a former PSL owner myself I'm aware of how the team does things (and fans resell their tickets). That's why I'm waiting for later

The divisional games end up being cheaper, especially if the Panthers and the NFC South opponent end up being bad that year.

[Fox007]

Put a worthwhile product on the field.

Yo if only you'd actually buy this poo beer it would be good guys. You see the thing is you have to BUY it a bunch first before they fix it and make it any good. GTFOH people on here are still this laughably unintelligent. Always worthwhile to poke back in poke fun then leave.

[kungfoodude]

19 hours ago, CamWhoaaCam said:

It's Charlotte bro.

 

Go to the Hornets games it's the same way.

 

Everybody and their grandma knows the pro teams should all be in Raleigh.

Do you remember the 9 years of playoff drought that Rod pulled us out of?

The attendance got steadily worse and it was common for out of towners to take over that arena. It's less common now because we are extremely successful. 

The Hornets and Panthers are victims of terrible ownership.

[electro's horse]

The hard truth about the panthers is they haven’t been worth supporting for most of their history. They’ve had 7 winning seasons since 1996 and aren’t going to have one this season either. 

nfl games have changed to cater to the super wealthy more and more, and a finance capitol vulture buying in is just the latest symptom of that. 

everything is more expensive and people are all doing worse generally and have been for quite some time. It’s ridiculous to question someone’s fandom when the entire nfl gameday experience is becoming more and more of a luxury. And especially when that current luxury is to watch a child play football and pretend we’re a serious franchise. 

[Joe Bear]

If we had fans who could cover KC's tight ends, maybe the fans did cost us the game. Otherwise, nah.

[Ricky Prickles]

3 hours ago, electro's horse said:

For me to go to a game and bring someone and sit in my seats it costs about 500 dollars just for the tickets. That’s before I drive two hours both ways, parking, etc. so I have to work 4-5 hours just to sit down. 

I can’t drink because I can’t risk my licenses, so I have to white knuckle it. 

and my schedule is set up three months in advance, so it’s a huge pain in my ass and the ass of other providers to schedule off a Sunday. 

and this is on top of all the other things I can’t do because I have to commit an entire day of the week to it. 

You and I have far different obligations, life situations, responsibilities, etc. you think not supporting David Tepper makes me a bad fan, but I think it makes you a mark. 

if you want to turn this into a contest about who’s gone to more home games for worse teams, I promise I beat you. Just at this point in my life there’s better things for me to spend my time and energy on than watching David Teppers wife’s vanity project in person. 

Cool you got to watch the worst team in NA sports lose again in person. I’m spending a week in Norway in February and redoing my kitchen. 

we’re not the same, buddy. 

Fair enough. I never once said not supporting Tepper makes you a bad fan by the way. I can't stand the guy myself. You on the other hand don't like anything about the team. You can't stand the owner or the coach because his religion doesn't fall in line with how you feel it should so I'm curious why you are even a fan at this point? Hell, you like nothing about the team, why even be a fan these days? 

We can go backs and forth about how many games we have been to and measure dicks if you want or but it doesn't matter. I've been to my fair share over the years. Some as a fan and some work related but I bet you have been to more due to my weekends being filled with some work I do at the collegiate level so I probably only average maybe 2-3 games per year tops. You have me beat there im sure.

You are probably very correct on us not being the same in anything at all I am quite sure of that. If I'm a "mark" (as you put it) for not liking Tepper and not caring about Canales religion or his political beliefs or letting it have weight on whether or not I like the team then call me a "mark" but you're still a whiny bitch either way.  When you hate everything about leadership from their personalities to their religious beliefs all the way to who they vote for at that point why even be a fan? I can side with you judging by your beliefs that you have made apparent, if you owned and coached the team, I sure as hell would find a new one to support but as you said we are different. Enjoy Norway, it is a beautiful country. Visited last year myself and absolutely loved it.

[SmokinwithWilly]

29 minutes ago, electro's horse said:

The hard truth about the panthers is they haven’t been worth supporting for most of their history. They’ve had 7 winning seasons since 1996 and aren’t going to have one this season either. 

nfl games have changed to cater to the super wealthy more and more, and a finance capitol vulture buying in is just the latest symptom of that. 

everything is more expensive and people are all doing worse generally and have been for quite some time. It’s ridiculous to question someone’s fandom when the entire nfl gameday experience is becoming more and more of a luxury. And especially when that current luxury is to watch a child play football and pretend we’re a serious franchise. 

I admit I haven't been to a Panthers game since Rhule was coach, but the few times I did even then, it just wasn't worth the cost. Ridiculous traffic, poor product on the field, and god awful concessions. I can think of a hell of a lot better experiences for $600 than a Panthers game. The Panthers football experience lately has been about as exciting as sitting through an elementary school program for someone else's kids.