RedDevil7 Posted 29 October 2018 Posted 29 October 2018 MUFC fan in peace. I’m not really sure what to say to start off apart from how i’ve been lurking around FT for a while and you foxes do seem to be sound, passionate lads. As for Vichai, he seemed like a proper bloke’s bloke who was passionate and caring and someone who cared about the club the city. Best chairman in the league by a countrymile. Condolences to all of you and his family, along with the families of all unfortunate victims. RIP Vichai.
chapero82 Posted 29 October 2018 Posted 29 October 2018 He was our Saint Nicholas when you really think about it
FOXSE Posted 29 October 2018 Posted 29 October 2018 37 minutes ago, Steve_Walsh5 said: Look at how much he meant to Vardy & Kasper. You can tell he was much more than just an owner to them guys he was a genuine friend. Just watched that... Kasper and vardy are absolutely in bits.....
ARM1968 Posted 29 October 2018 Posted 29 October 2018 45 minutes ago, VinceNoir said: heartbreaking beyond belief And that, finally, has done me. Sat alone with silent tears.
ST20 Posted 29 October 2018 Posted 29 October 2018 6 minutes ago, ARM1968 said: And that, finally, has done me. Sat alone with silent tears. You’re not alone mate
Mayofox Posted 29 October 2018 Posted 29 October 2018 Thank you Vichai, what a tremendous legacy you have left. We need to sing your name loud and proud every match. And watch, we will bring that F A Cup to the King Power, just for you!
Sionnach gorm Posted 29 October 2018 Posted 29 October 2018 Greatest of condolences. I’m happy that he saw his team win the premier. God’s speed.
Mr Mister Posted 29 October 2018 Posted 29 October 2018 The ultimate way of honouring the memory of Vichai and the 4 victims would be for LCFC to aim for the stars again and go and win the Premier League again. They did it once under his watch. Now go and do it again. That would be the perfect tribute a team and a club can give.
Bert Posted 29 October 2018 Posted 29 October 2018 36 minutes ago, st albans fox said: i have no idea how the team get through the tactical planning for this ……………… at the moment i don't give a toss whether we win, lose or play but in six months time when everything is less raw, i hope things haven't gone badly and a defeat at Cardiff isn't looking costly ………. the one thing you learn from close bereavement is that time really 'is a healer' apologies if anyone finds this a bit distasteful to be saying …………... After something like this there will never be a right time. Some prefer time, some prefer to get on with things as soon as. One thing for sure if the game does go ahead Saturday, I’d get everything you own on us to win. There’s no way we don’t win. (also, not being distasteful.)
mozartfox Posted 29 October 2018 Posted 29 October 2018 49 minutes ago, VinceNoir said: heartbreaking beyond belief Watching that was totally heart-wrenching. What a great man, what a great family and what a great Football Club.
kingfox Posted 29 October 2018 Posted 29 October 2018 1 hour ago, VinceNoir said: heartbreaking beyond belief I'm in tears after watching that, of the things posted that's the most heartbreaking and emotional.
theowlsman Posted 29 October 2018 Posted 29 October 2018 Sorry to hear of this devastating news. My thoughts go to the families and friends of those who lost their lives and to the community of Leicester, Leicester City, and you fellas. Sheffield Wednesday fan and Owls Talk member.
Md9 Posted 29 October 2018 Posted 29 October 2018 27 minutes ago, ARM1968 said: And that, finally, has done me. Sat alone with silent tears. First time I have seen any of the footage from today and I have to say it has done me. Kasper and vardy look devastated.
urban.spaceman Posted 29 October 2018 Posted 29 October 2018 56 minutes ago, MikEverton said: Just wanted to offer, having followed the events of the last couple of days, my condolences to your club and all you fans. This man orchestrated the greatest feat in football's modern era, perhaps of any era, and he seems to have been such a nice guy at the same time. I hope his legacy lives on for generations. And yesterday I got annoyed because of a poor refereeing decision at Old Trafford, bit ashamed of that to be honest. Your club is handling the situation with great dignity and you should be very proud, unlike the Daily Fail! Don’t be ashamed of that - it’s part of the game and we all secretly love it. Thank you for your kind words.
DerbyshireFox Posted 29 October 2018 Posted 29 October 2018 Very somber and overwhelming. Feel privileged to have joined my fellow foxes in laying a tribute to Vichai. The sheer volume of tributes at the ground is staggering and humbling, Jobbers drum brought tears to the eyes ???
SheppyFox Posted 29 October 2018 Posted 29 October 2018 20 minutes ago, Bert said: After something like this there will never be a right time. Some prefer time, some prefer to get on with things as soon as. One thing for sure if the game does go ahead Saturday, I’d get everything you own on us to win. There’s no way we don’t win. (also, not being distasteful.) Well devastate anyone we play for quite some time at home I’d imagine, a fortress in Vichai’s honour.
NeilLCFC Posted 29 October 2018 Posted 29 October 2018 1 hour ago, VinceNoir said: heartbreaking beyond belief No chance of holding back the tears after seeing this.
Jodie333 Posted 29 October 2018 Posted 29 October 2018 Mcfc fan in peace and love..I've read this forum since Saturday and like other fans I just wanted to let you know my feelings , from the bottom of my heart I'm so so sorry, I'm truly heartbroken for you all and shed tears today and I don't normally cry. What a truly beautiful kind loving human being you are vichai Srivaddhanaprabha. To everyone connected with Leicester city football club the owner's the fans the players and staff, I have nothing but admiration and love for all of you. The football family is with you. I've never really had a second team, I have now. I wish you well in everything you do. I finish in saying to you Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha you came and changed English football forever and for the better you will never be forgotten ever. The Leicester city football club story will never be repeated. God bless to all of you..peace and love.
CosbehFox Posted 29 October 2018 Posted 29 October 2018 Had my first warm feeling today. Back in 2016, I think we all had someone we thought of as a Leicester City fan (family, friend, old work colleague) who unfortunately missed out on the glory of winning the league. Taken away from our lives too soon to see it. Or like my own grandad, a constant in my football supporting life who I wish had seen the story play out. Vichai is with all those people now. All of those who missed out on seeing it in person chatting about what they saw from above and thanking him personally.
AKCJ Posted 29 October 2018 Posted 29 October 2018 9 minutes ago, tylesta said: ???? Superb man is Wasyl.
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