Helicopter crash

[PAULCFC]

Just been down with the kids and some flowers,really nice atmosphere given the circumstanses.

[Foxxed]

15 minutes ago, cityfanlee23 said:

Vichai needs a statue. 

The fans must demand one. 

We must commission one. What's better to show his family what he meant to us, us demanding someone else does something, or that we do it ourselves?

[volpeazzurro]

24 minutes ago, davidhenson44 said:

Thoughts with the family of all of those who have lost loved ones in this terrible tragedy, including the crew. Amongst all of the emotions, this huge outpouring and the sheer volume of heartfelt tributes to Vichai serve as a reminder, at least to me, of the value of living a respectful and generous life and that how we treat others while on Earth is what we’re most likely to be remembered for. 

Thought provoking and very well put.

[Saxondale]

Really touched by supporters from all these other teams being so kind. Down at the ground there were plenty of scarves of other clubs.

[dnewty]

3 minutes ago, Foxxed said:

We must commission one. What's better to show his family what he meant to us, us demanding someone else does something, or that we do it ourselves?

For me we should do it ourselves. The family have done enough for us.

[clumsyrob]

Just wanted to send good wishes and thoughts from me and my family. We were shocked to hear the news last night and can’t imagine how you all must feel. Great man. 

 

Rob (Watford fan) 

[st albans fox]

28 minutes ago, vee-man said:

 

BTW....not circulating rumours but has Gareth Southgate come out yet as there are tonnes of rumours on twitter circulating that he was the 5th passenger. I know he was at the game as I seen him from a distance

I saw him leaving the second floor with his son well before the incident 

 

 

[somebum]

 

True respect

Edited 28 October 2018 by somebum

[urban.spaceman]

Couldn’t stomach going into town so I went up to the new training ground at Seagrave and left one of  my oldest scarves. 

 

 

I hope they name it after him. 

[somebum]

6 minutes ago, volpeazzurro said:

Thought provoking and very well put.

I second that

[Tuna]

1 minute ago, urban.spaceman said:

Couldn’t stomach going into town so I went up to the new training ground at Seagrave and left one of  my oldest scarves. 

 

 

I hope they name it after him. 

I think that would be a fitting tribute.

[Sol thewall Bamba]

22 minutes ago, Carl the Llama said:

 

About this, I think the best plan of action is for the next trust meeting to raise the issue and ask the club to get a quote from a company. Then we can start a GoFundMe for the fans to raise money to cover the cost, any extra raised going to charity.

The main supporters groups are meeting the club in the next couple of weeks, there was an itinary drawn up but I'm sure that will be thrown out and subjects pertinent to what happened last night will take centre stage, this included. 

[mazarron fox]

4 hours ago, Collibosher70 said:

What did you go and put that on for I was holding it together until then!

[FoxInTheBirstallBox]

1 minute ago, urban.spaceman said:

Couldn’t stomach going into town so I went up to the new training ground at Seagrave and left one of  my oldest scarves. 

 

 

I hope they name it after him. 

I like that a lot, I went to the ground earlier and I wasn't sure if I wanted too, but I did and it does help a lot. I would recommend you do. It has eased the ache a bit for me 

[Pub breath]

As a Leeds fan, I only post here once every so often but just wanted to pass on my most sincere condolences.  It's awful, tragic and just a horrible time for the families and anyone associated with LCFC.  All our thoughts are certainly with you today.

[TaggertvsWise]

Been trawling this thread intermittently throughout the day as I am sure you all have. Can I just say how lovely it is to see us all come together. Too often we offer up debatable drivel and beat each other over the heads with our opinions and, quite often, insults. This thread just goes to show we are not a bad bunch. Love you all xx

[volpeazzurro]

38 minutes ago, Carl the Llama said:

 

About this, I think the best plan of action is for the next trust meeting to raise the issue and ask the club to get a quote from a company. Then we can start a GoFundMe for the fans to raise money to cover the cost, any extra raised going to charity.

I think this way of funding a statue would be a very fitting thing to do. Bought with fans money it would show the family that supporters cared about them beyond mere football. It would give a focus to supporters also and for both parties and future generations, something to represent what a good and decent man achieved in one of several aspects of his life.

 

I do wholeheartedly agree though that this has to be done in full consultation with the club as if not careful, there'd be too many, albeit well meaning organisers, that could make a complete dogs dinner of it. It would of course clearly have to be with the full consent of the family who may or may not wish to see such a thing for personal or even cultural reasons that we are not even aware of. Very early days yet but does potentially sound a promising tribute.

Edited 28 October 2018 by volpeazzurro

[TaggertvsWise]

Yes I am in the pub. Toasting Vichai! X

[Luckers95]

Football fan of a National League side down South called Ebbsfleet, signed up to express my deepest sympathies to all of you and your club. This whole situation is absolutely horrendous and a sad day for everyone.

[em9999]

Written for leicester 

 

 

 

 

[Rusko187]

33 minutes ago, urban.spaceman said:

Saw a petition saomewhere will try and find it. 

Really needs a gofundme organising, think it's something the fans and city should raise together as a show of respect to the owners and the club.

[ElusiveEd]

I'd also like to see the graffiti artist do his magic somewhere close by. His detailing was incredible with Ranieri and I'm sure a memorial one of Vichai would be something to consider but, I agree, a statue would be very poignant.

 

I'm in Boston Massachusetts right now but am going to fly back tomorrow night and drive up when I land on Tuesday morning to lay some flowers but I need to head back here on Wed morning. I just feel I need to show my respects, love and thanks to a truly humble, respectable, kind, generous human being who gave me days and dreams I never thought I'd ever see.

 

Genuinely gutted on this sad sad day.

Edited 28 October 2018 by ElusiveEd

[Kasey Keller]

[blueharmie]

Wouldn't expect anything less from Kasper. True gem

 

 

[Collibosher70]

1 minute ago, FilbertFrog said:

Wow buddy you really need to get a better timing clock inserted in your brain ! 

 

Shocked 

Was thinking the same