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will the panthers ever not be implicated in this circle jerk?

The dumb ass writers  could say the same thing about the Cowgirls...Jerry Jones is older than dirt and the Cowpukes own their stadium albeit new....

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It's any easy correlation for the national guys to make. Fact is JR has stated the team must be sold within 2 years after he passes away. Until we know who the buyers are and the intentions of those buyers we will remain in the conversation. He was approached by a group from LA when the DNC was in town, that also keeps our team on this list.

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Exactly.  No lease means that it can be bought and moved without the new ownership paying a ton of money in penalties for breaking a lease. 

Out of a recently upgraded stadium in what is still one of the fastest growing most popular areas areas of the nation.

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It's any easy correlation for the national guys to make. Fact is JR has stated the team must be sold within 2 years after he passes away. Until we know who the buyers are and the intentions of those buyers we will remain in the conversation. He was approached by a group from LA when the DNC was in town, that also keeps our team on this list.

 You can't convince me that old business savvy JR does not have a buyer earmarked that will keep the team here.

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Out of a recently upgraded stadium in what is still one of the fastest growing most popular areas areas of the nation.

Only a fraction of that population cares about the Panthers. The rest are losers that fap to the Skins, Cowgirls, Steelers, Bills, Giants, Niners, Eagles, Browns, etc. Political pressure is going to be met with a firm hand.

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