Carr said it...

[metro]

http://www.charlotte.com/507/story/378088.html

The fans turned on Carr and the Panthers quickly. After Carr's third-down pass was batted down near the end zone, John Kasay kicked a 29-yard field goal to cut the halftime deficit to 10-6.

But not before fans started chanted "We want Moore."

"It's not like we were purposely trying to not score points," Carr said. "They were chanting 'More' -- that they wanted more points. And we were trying to give it to them."

 

[magnus]

he actually said that?

 

[metro]

he actually said that?

just shows you how wacked out the gloved one is

 

[PantherPaul]

Post concussion syndrome

 

[Abusive]

he actually said that?

Yes.

I just saw it on NFL.com--the video.

Again, it's understandible--the frustration. I was at the game, and it was embarassing, as a fan, to hear other fans chanting for Moore. I felt ashamed.

That said, if you're Carr, that kind of passive-aggresive bullshit is not going to win him any hearts or minds in the stands, or (more significantly) the locker room. Bad move.

 

[magnus]

Yes.

I just saw it on NFL.com--the video.

Again, it's understandible--the frustration. I was at the game, and it was embarassing, as a fan, to hear other fans chanting for Moore. I felt ashamed.

That said, if you're Carr, that kind of passive-aggresive bullshit is not going to win him any hearts or minds in the stands, or (more significantly) the locker room. Bad move.

that chant might've cost Fox his tenure.

For what it's worth, Carr can say anything. I'd be surprised if he got another look anywhere.

 

[metro]

I was at the game, and it was embarassing, as a fan, to hear other fans chanting for Moore. I felt ashamed.

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ashamed of what? are you kidding?

the guy has a 6mil contract, its ok if he gets his millionaire feelings hurt. Nobody is forcing him to show up to work, he is out there on his own free will. When you are that bad and stealing that much money, you should expect to get chanted out of the stadium.

if you ask me, he is lucky the fans have not physically rushed the field and removed him ourselves.

 

[Abusive]

ashamed of what? are you kidding?

the guy has a 6mil contract, its ok if he gets his millionaire feelings hurt. Nobody is forcing him to show up to work, he is out there on his own free will. When you are that bad and stealing that much money, you should expect to get chanted out of the stadium.

if you ask me, he is lucky the fans have not physically rushed the field and removed him ourselves.

You think I was embarassed for Carr? Shit.

I was embarassed to be sharing a stadium with that many clinical retards. Chanting for Matt Moore did not influence Fox's decision, as much as you would like to think it did. It was an amateur-ish move, by a group of entitled, irrational, non-sober "fans".

Anyone with a brain in their head will tell you that taking Carr out of that game and putting in an undrafted rookie (one that took 0 snaps in the mini-camps, training camp, or the pre-season) does not supply you with your best chance at winning.

And why the fuck was nobody chanting "we want Frank Omiyale", or "we want Rueben Riley"??? As if quarterback is the only position where a sub is a "must"??

For that, I was embarrased.

Funny how Moore just took the world by storm after he came in. That's, what, 2 picks in 2 games now?

 

[Jaz]

that chant might've cost Fox his tenure.

For what it's worth, Carr can say anything. I'd be surprised if he got another look anywhere.

I sure hope not. I don't think firing the head coach will make us a better team. As for Carr its unfortunate but likely.

 

[Guest]

if you ask me, he is lucky the fans have not physically rushed the field and removed him ourselves.

I thank God for sobriety and 800 miles or his luck would have run out weeks ago.