davieG Posted 17 May 2016 Posted 17 May 2016 Leicester City will travel to Thailand this week as part of the Club’s Premier League title-winning celebrations. Fresh from parading the Premier League trophy through the streets of Leicester on Monday, Claudio Ranieri and his Foxes squad will head for the homeland of the Club’s owners, the Srivaddhanaprabha family, to continue the celebrations with the people of Thailand. The Foxes have become one of the best-supported teams in Thailand since the Srivaddhanaprabha family and King Power took over the Club in 2010, building a strong fan-base among the country’s football-mad population. Such support has been especially evident in recent months, with parties organised all over Bangkok to get behind City during crucial games in the Premier League run-in. That support will be acknowledged during the Club’s post-season trip, which will include a number of official engagements aimed at thanking the people of Thailand for taking Leicester City to their hearts. Players and staff will also have an opportunity for some rest and relaxation at the end of a long domestic season. While the majority of Claudio Ranieri’s first team squad will make the trip, international commitments will necessitate the absence of some players. Having been named in Roy Hodgson’s initial England squad for Euro 2016, Danny Drinkwater and Jamie Vardy will remain in the UK, ready to report with England on Wednesday. N’Golo Kanté will also stay behind, having been asked to complete fitness testing by the France Football Federation ahead of his involvement in the same tournament this summer. Riyad Mahrez, Daniel Amartey and Nathan Dyer have also been granted leave. Ranieri and captain Wes Morgan will lead the rest of the squad during the six-day visit, with a special welcome expected to be in store when the group arrives on Wednesday morning. Supporters will be able to follow the trip on lcfc.com, Foxes Player HD and the Club’s social media channels, with exclusive access to the squad and the week’s activities. FACEBOOK: facebook.com/lcfc TWITTER: twitter.com/lcfc INSTAGRAM: search @@lcfc Read more at http://www.lcfc.com/news/article/leicester-city-squad-set-for-thailand-visit-3117033.aspx#2afZVPclvjFpDDpt.99
Guest Manini Posted 17 May 2016 Posted 17 May 2016 I saw the thread title and instantly though "shit what's happened this time?!"
Guest Sharpe's Fox Posted 17 May 2016 Posted 17 May 2016 Nathan Dyer to get bummed by a ladyboy is my prediction.
davieG Posted 17 May 2016 Author Posted 17 May 2016 Nathan Dyer to get bummed by a ladyboy is my prediction. I'd have thought he'd be on his way back to Swansea
sphericalfox Posted 17 May 2016 Posted 17 May 2016 If this doesn't lead to some scandal and then us winning the Champions League, I don't know what will.
PaulW Posted 17 May 2016 Posted 17 May 2016 Kante asked to complete fitness training!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Guest Sharpe's Fox Posted 17 May 2016 Posted 17 May 2016 I'd have thought he'd be on his way back to Swansea A sheep, then.
EnglishOxide Posted 17 May 2016 Posted 17 May 2016 6 days seems a bit excessive. I bet the players just want a holiday and their own time.
st albans fox Posted 17 May 2016 Posted 17 May 2016 so no kante, vardy, drinks and mahrez. like going to a Nolan's concert without any of them performing ! suspect most of the Thai's that go to see them will be looking and looking and still looking half an hour after they have gone!
Danizen Posted 17 May 2016 Posted 17 May 2016 No tossed salads, no racism, no 'escorts', no camera phones, no entitled nob heads...no drama.
Danizen Posted 17 May 2016 Posted 17 May 2016 I'd have thought he'd be on his way back to SwanseaNot yet. I remember Miquel went with the squad, two years ago and he was only on loan.
Larry_LCFC Posted 17 May 2016 Posted 17 May 2016 Mahrez not going. Cue the over-active conspiracies about him leaving the club.
Hollism Posted 17 May 2016 Posted 17 May 2016 I'd have thought he'd be on his way back to Swansea Bummed all the way to Swansea? Pretty big prediction Dave.
FuchingKante Posted 17 May 2016 Posted 17 May 2016 Predicting that Ranieri's son bangs the queen of Thailand resulting in Claudio getting sacked, we get Preki in and win the champions league
Larry_LCFC Posted 17 May 2016 Posted 17 May 2016 Predicting that Ranieri's son bangs the queen of Thailand resulting in Claudio getting sacked, we get Preki in and win the champions league Surely that sequence of events is another 5000-1. I'd put a tenner on it. Edit - He doesn't have a son. Bollocks. I wasted a tenner.
themightyfin Posted 17 May 2016 Posted 17 May 2016 I'd have thought he'd be on his way back to Swansea I've heard and yes I'm quite surprised that we will be signing him on a permanent deal.
st albans fox Posted 17 May 2016 Posted 17 May 2016 Mahrez not going. Cue the over-active conspiracies about him leaving the club. not from me but I assume he must have some important personal stuff. he is the person that the thai public probably want to see most so the owners will probably be a bit miffed that he isn't going.
Guest Bob Hazels shorts Posted 17 May 2016 Posted 17 May 2016 Predicting that Ranieri's son bangs the queen of Thailand resulting in Claudio getting sacked, we get Preki in and win the champions league Hilarious......your've obviously never been to Thailand? and thats for insulting the royal pet Thai man faces jail for insulting king's dog with 'sarcastic' internet post Case involving King Bhumibol Adulyadej’s pet Tongdaeng labelled ‘nonsense’, but lèse-majesté cases have surged in Thailand since junta seized power A factory worker in Thailand who is facing up to 37 years in jail for insulting the military rulers is also being investigated for mocking the king’s dog. Strict lèse-majesté laws in Thailand make it a crime to criticise, defame or insult members of the royal family, and can land people in jail for up to 15 years on each count.
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