Leicester owner's family lay down wreath

[Fox 4 Life]

1 minute ago, The whole world smiles said:

I know I'll probably get slated for this as we shouldn't be thinking about the football side or the future in moments like this.

 

But I can't help thinking about the future of the club as the club is everything to me. 

 

So I find these images of top and his family mourning alongside fans extremely comforting. There is a feeling of unity and togetherness and it makes me more confident that king power won't walk away from the club.

I know what you mean, it's hard to not think about the future but I have 100% confidence that Top will want to honour his father by continuing his legacy at LCFC. It is a huge job for such a young man but he will have the support of the whole Leicester community. I feel so so gutted about this whole tragedy.

[Fox92]

Awful to watch. Hate seeing stuff like that. Media try and get all these pictures/videos but at the end of the day it's someone's dad.

[Patrick]

9 minutes ago, The whole world smiles said:

I know I'll probably get slated for this as we shouldn't be thinking about the football side or the future in moments like this.

 

But I can't help thinking about the future of the club as the club is everything to me. 

 

So I find these images of top and his family mourning alongside fans extremely comforting. There is a feeling of unity and togetherness and it makes me more confident that king power won't walk away from the club.

 

Top has has always had a hands on role with the club and I'm sure he'll wish to maintain his father's legacy. No matter what, the family have our support and solidarity.

[HybridFox]

The funeral will and should be up to the family entirely, be it here or back home in Thailand.

 

Should we get the opportunity, it would be a fitting and emotional tribute if we could all line the streets to see our great chairman off as he passes through Leicester one final time. As with the high of our title win, the city would pull together in the hardest of times too.

Edited 29 October 2018 by TK95

[AKCJ]

5 minutes ago, TK95 said:

The funeral will and should be up to the family entirely, be it here or back home in Thailand.

 

Should we get the opportunity, it would be a fitting and emotional tribute if we could all line the streets to see our great chairman off as he passes through Leicester one final time. As with the high of our title win, the city would pull together in the hardest of times too.

His funeral will be in Thailand. That much is almost certain.

[foxychik]

I was there when this happened, incredibly sad, raw and moving. It was heartbreaking to witness ?

[davieG]

17 minutes ago, AKCJ said:

His funeral will be in Thailand. That much is almost certain.

They could possibly hold a memorial service in the KP stadium.

[AKCJ]

Just now, davieG said:

They could possibly hold a memorial service in the KP stadium.

Absolutely (I think there will), but I don’t think Vichai’s body will be there.

[Kasey Keller]

Iam balling ? 

[DANGEROUS TIGER]

When I saw the clip, the tears really came.

[foxy boxing]

we are all feeling the pain and the loss but for the family it will be unbearable at the moment and unfortunaely for them it is all being played out so publicly. they are grateful and thankful for all the support from around the world that they are getting but will also want privacy and time for them to come to terms with there loss.

[iamafox]

I don't know what to say anymore. This is too much to bear.

[Countryfox]

3 hours ago, TrentFox said:

Can anyone watching that honestly expect this club to be mentally prepared to travel to South Wales and play a competitive match in just 4 days time? How has that match not been postponed? 

 I know what you mean but I think it’s down to Top, the rest of his family, the management and the players to think about this one ...   it might be therapeutic, who knows ...   whatever the decision I’m behind it 100%.

[Lovejoy]

Felt so bad for him watching that clip. Nothing to do with King Power or LCFC, that's just a poor guy who's having to say goodbye to his dad too soon.

[Buzzell]

Man that was hard to watch.