davieG Posted 7 April 2016 Posted 7 April 2016 Guess who manages to get a mention? The power brokers at Leicester City John Percy 7 APRIL 2016 • 11:05AM1. Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha (chairman) Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha CREDIT: REUTERS Worth £2 billion according to Forbes and bought the club for £39 million in August 2010. Notoriously reluctant to do publicity, the only sign of extravagance is his journeys to and from the stadium by private helicopter. 2. Aiyawatt Srivaddhanaprabha ( vice-chairman) Aiyawatt Srivaddhanaprabha (right) CREDIT: REX FEATURES Also known as 'Top', Srivaddhanaprabha Junior is in charge of the daily running of the club at the King Power Stadium. Has a column in the matchday programme and in a rare interview this week admitted: "We're at a stage in the season where we cannot rely on others but our own destiny. It's now in our hands." 3. Jon Rudkin (director of football) Jon Rudkin (right) CREDIT: LCFC Rudkin's association with the Foxes stretches back over two decades. Having been a schoolboy in the club's youth academy, he became a coach in 1998 and subsequently took a position at the then-Centre of Excellence, helping develop players such as Emile Heskey. Replaced Terry Robinson as director of football in December 2014. 4. Supornthip 'Tippy' Choungrangsee (executive director) Supornthip 'Tippy' Choungrangsee (right) CREDIT: PA One of the relatively few women serving on the board of a Premier League football club, the Thai businesswoman is also a jewellery designer, CEO of Branded the Agency Co. Ltd, Tippy Co Ltd, and Working Diamond Co. Ltd. Thailand Tatler says her "projects and parties are a draw for other celebrities, which given her contacts and experience, should come as no surprise." 5. Keith Vaz (Member of Parliament for Leicester East) Keith Vaz (right) and Riyad Mahrez CREDIT: PA Vaz, a senior figure in the Labour Party and chair of the Home Affairs Select Committee, is a keen Leicester supporter and frequently attends games as a guest of the chairman. In November, Vaz tabled a motion in the House of Commons for Jamie Vardy's 11-game consecutive goalscoring streak to be formally recognised by Parliament. 6. Peter Shilton (former England and Leicester City goalkeeper) Peter Shilton CREDIT: REX FEATURES Shilton, one of the greatest players in Leicester's history, was invited as guest of honour to the Leicester v Southampton game last Sunday. Made 286 appearances for the club between 1966 and 1974. Not pictured Susan Whelan, chief executive Susan Whelan CREDIT: REX FEATURES Whelan made a rare appearance at Claudio Ranieri's unveiling and is renowned as a key member of staff, with her past background in retail. Andrew Neville, Football Operations Director Andrew Neville Neville is another with a long association at the club where he was formerly the club's head of football administration. Also worked at Norwich City.
Collymore Posted 7 April 2016 Posted 7 April 2016 I'm more influential in the running of the club that Keith Vaz ffs!
Alf Bentley Posted 7 April 2016 Posted 7 April 2016 The chap sitting next to Vaz is actually asleep. Looks a bit like Robert Maxwell, in which case there could be an alternative - and disturbing - explanation. The bloke next to him is picking his pocket. I'd have laughed if Bernie had been in-shot, a couple of rows down....sadly not!
Stadt Posted 7 April 2016 Posted 7 April 2016 wtf The inclusion of Vaz is absolutely ridiculous anyway but he's ahead of the chief executive too ffs
Bellend Sebastian Posted 7 April 2016 Posted 7 April 2016 They've missed off the squirrel that David Nugent chased on the pitch against QPR
Guest Sharpe's Fox Posted 7 April 2016 Posted 7 April 2016 Sick of seeing Vaz's chubby fvcking face wish he'd just crawl into a hole and decompose into fvcking mulch.
Great Boos Up Posted 7 April 2016 Posted 7 April 2016 They've missed off the squirrel that David Nugent chased on the pitch against QPR He's in the seat next to Shilton but I think he's more interested in Vaz's head
ousefox Posted 7 April 2016 Posted 7 April 2016 wtf is that article A list of a few people who work at the club then the local MP and a random legend of the club
Bellend Sebastian Posted 7 April 2016 Posted 7 April 2016 He's in the seat next to Shilton but I think he's more interested in Vaz's head They could at least have got him a little booster cushion
Great Boos Up Posted 7 April 2016 Posted 7 April 2016 They could at least have got him a little booster cushion They did but Vaz nicked it.
Bellend Sebastian Posted 7 April 2016 Posted 7 April 2016 Can someone please post a pic of the New Parks Keith Vaz van again, assuming it's not a problem for the mods
Guest Sharpe's Fox Posted 7 April 2016 Posted 7 April 2016 Can someone please post a pic of the New Parks Keith Vaz van again, assuming it's not a problem for the mods
Countryfox Posted 7 April 2016 Posted 7 April 2016 Sick of seeing Vaz's chubby fvcking face wish he'd just crawl into a hole and decompose into fvcking mulch. Well said ! .... Will use that one when his name comes up in conversation.
Bluetintedspecs Posted 7 April 2016 Posted 7 April 2016 What a load of tosh, the sooner Vaz's political/business conduct is properly investigated the better.
notnow john Posted 7 April 2016 Posted 7 April 2016 Anyone know where Vaz was when we were sh1t? Tigers.
ealingfox Posted 7 April 2016 Posted 7 April 2016 Keith Vaz and Peter Shilton ffs how on earth is it John Percy thats come out with this muck
Izzy Posted 7 April 2016 Posted 7 April 2016 #ShowListiclesTheRedCard I got hammered for 'using a hashtag on a forum' yet you a get a rep point. Fvckin FT and it's double standards
Webbo Posted 7 April 2016 Posted 7 April 2016 Am I the only one who thinks Susan Whelan' s a fine looking woman?
Izzy Posted 7 April 2016 Posted 7 April 2016 Am I the only one who thinks Susan Whelan' s a fine looking woman? I've had worse to be fair..
erlee Posted 8 April 2016 Posted 8 April 2016 Exactly my thoughts. Shilts never had two pennies to rub together - always gambling his money away. did he put 2 bobs on LCFC at 5000-1?
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