razh, you are a star

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I feel this merited it's own thread , this guy read something I posted the other night on the eve of the Everton game and took pity on me.... for that, I am forever grateful... and here's why, and here is why it warranted a thread on here... being a silver member I was unable to get a ticket for my Dad and I but for razh, a member, Fox and Leicester fan on these forums, and his tireless tireless trying on May 7th all day to try and get tickets for us... in the end, we went to the away turnstyles and got there at 4.30pm... at 5.13pm I got a phone call, it was from a mate of his and he got my Dad and I tickets at a very reasonable price. It meant. the. world.

 

Here's why...
 

I just want to say this... thank you Dad, thank you for taking me to my first game at Filbert Street back in 1991 at the age of 7, to watch our team, our club Leicester City, our life, play Bristol Rovers on a cold winter's evening. Thank you for the Season Tickets since, the play off final games, the League Cup Final games, semi finals and all of the away games, and the hundreds and hundreds of games since then, to this day...thank you for making football my life, then, now and forever, thank you to your Dad, my Grandad who sadly passed away at the start of this year and never got to see us win the Premier League, and his Dad for being Leicester City fans, and being born into this family and wonderful club.

Yesterday was, along with seeing my boys born into this world, the best day of my life and to share it with you after all the heartache, agony, ecstacy and pure happiness of a journey we've been on was absolutely amazing and out of this world. To see us win the Premier League title is something I never ever thought I would see in my lifetime.

As well, thank you to Dave and David for sharing this journey with us, true Blue Army Leicester fans.. it all started in the 90s eh!!

I love you Leicester City. Dilly Ding, Dilly Dong. I'm Leicester till I die, I'm Leicester till I die, I know I am, I'm sure I am, I'm Leicester till I die.

 

Without razh's help in trying effortlessly, and never quitting, in the true Leicester City and 'Foxes Never Quit' way, we wouldn't have got tickets, but thanks to you razh, we did, to yourself and your friend who was able to provide us with tickets for the best day of our lives (up there with seeing both my boys born) is a gesture of extreme good will, and humanity, which we will never forget, just like the day we had.

 

Thank you, thank you, thank you. You didn't have to go to the efforts you did for someone you've never met before, but you did. For that, thank you again.

 

Joel.

 

[Zola]

Rhaz is good man and he would not do it unless you were the same. I feel your happens and your dads love.

[Aussie Fox 1969]

Awesome! :-)