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Spurs in Thailand

By Double Decker, in Leicester City Forum

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K789

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16 minutes ago, goose2010 said:

Fair play to the Thai fans there is a lot there and the players seem to be loving their attention. 

*Thai King power employees

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goose2010

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3 minutes ago, K789 said:

*Thai King power employees

You believe what you want to believe mate, not sure they would really be bothered if no one showed up they just wouldn't have shown it. 

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old koppite

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God, some of us have that Leicester trait of miserable cynical sods! 
Maybe there could quite possibly be some Thais who live in Bangkok who are obsessed with the club and are very proud of its association with Thailand? ( There is a FB LCFC Thailand page, but some of you probably think it’s fake). 
Bloody hell, we want to be admired across the world for what we have achieved, and we want to experience success again and to do so at the highest level we must have some level of international exposure and fan base , but some of you want to take the mickey all the time.

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Daggers

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3 minutes ago, old koppite said:

…but some of you want to take the mickey all the time.

Mickey is certainly one of the two words I’d use to describe this tour, that is true. 
 

KPFC - always taking the murine 

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old koppite

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1 minute ago, Daggers said:

Mickey is certainly one of the two words I’d use to describe this tour, that is true. 
 

KPFC - always taking the murine 

But it’s necessary isn’t it? Other clubs do similar don’t they?  I hate the idea for the risks involved re long distance travel, injuries etc, and prefer local friendlies in the U K , but I completely understand why Top/ the board have done it commercially. 

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LCFCCHRIS

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On 17/07/2023 at 06:49, Wasyls Pec Deck said:

These pre season cups are the only ones Spurs win. I think it was the Toyota Cup that they won a few years back?

Due to cutbacks it will be the Lada cup this year 

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1 minute ago, old koppite said:

But it’s necessary isn’t it? Other clubs do similar don’t they?  I hate the idea for the risks involved re long distance travel, injuries etc, and prefer local friendlies in the U K , but I completely understand why Top/ the board have done it commercially. 

I’d say it’s a vanity project rather than part of a well structured marketing plan. I doubt it will signal any significant fiscal impact - unless it convinces a business into sponsorships. 
 

How many other second tier sides are touting themselves on the other side of the planet? I cba to check, but I’m betting Millwall aren’t in Japan and you won’t find Sunderland in California. 

So, OK, it might pay off in some form…but I find it telling that more hype and effort has gone in to this than delivering something of substance to home based supporters. 

 

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6 minutes ago, old koppite said:

But it’s necessary isn’t it? Other clubs do similar don’t they?  I hate the idea for the risks involved re long distance travel, injuries etc, and prefer local friendlies in the U K , but I completely understand why Top/ the board have done it commercially. 

It's the absolute opposite of necessary in our situation. If the club want to build a loyal fanbase who'll throw money at it for life then maybe they should spend a little more time looking within the LE postcode area. As it is, we're just out there as fodder for the nobhead would-be Super League clubs who actually benefit from these stupid tours.

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old koppite

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2 minutes ago, Daggers said:

I’d say it’s a vanity project rather than part of a well structured marketing plan. I doubt it will signal any significant fiscal impact - unless it convinces a business into sponsorships. 
 

How many other second tier sides are touting themselves on the other side of the planet? I cba to check, but I’m betting Millwall aren’t in Japan and you won’t find Sunderland in California. 

So, OK, it might pay off in some form…but I find it telling that more hype and effort has gone in to this than delivering something of substance to home based supporters. 

 

But we want to be bigger than Millwall, Sunderland et al don’t we?

Or we become insular and stay in our little part of the East Midlands 

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old koppite

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4 minutes ago, Voll Blau said:

It's the absolute opposite of necessary in our situation. If the club want to build a loyal fanbase who'll throw money at it for life then maybe they should spend a little more time looking within the LE postcode area. As it is, we're just out there as fodder for the nobhead would-be Super League clubs who actually benefit from these stupid tours.

Disagree commercially. 
I don’t live in the county anymore, but get the impression that the club has been doing a lot locally for the last few years? 
Let’s hope that at least the trip away together will create a strong bond between the players , Enzo and the staff.

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11 minutes ago, Daggers said:

I’d say it’s a vanity project rather than part of a well structured marketing plan. I doubt it will signal any significant fiscal impact - unless it convinces a business into sponsorships. 
 

How many other second tier sides are touting themselves on the other side of the planet? I cba to check, but I’m betting Millwall aren’t in Japan and you won’t find Sunderland in California. 

So, OK, it might pay off in some form…but I find it telling that more hype and effort has gone in to this than delivering something of substance to home based supporters. 

 

Close they are in New Mexico playing 3 games out there. 

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If anyone is trying to justify this trip they need their head examining

 

Should have cancelled it the moment we were relegated. If you want team bonding then go to ****ing tenpin bowling at the Meridian.

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moore_94

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5 minutes ago, SemperEadem said:

Aiyawatt front and centre at the press conference.

Would be a big surprise if he wasn’t.

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51 minutes ago, Daggers said:

I’d say it’s a vanity project rather than part of a well structured marketing plan. I doubt it will signal any significant fiscal impact - unless it convinces a business into sponsorships. 
 

How many other second tier sides are touting themselves on the other side of the planet? I cba to check, but I’m betting Millwall aren’t in Japan and you won’t find Sunderland in California. 

So, OK, it might pay off in some form…but I find it telling that more hype and effort has gone in to this than delivering something of substance to home based supporters. 

 

Ironically Sunderland played in New Mexico this week 🤣

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goose2010

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17 minutes ago, Daggers said:

Shhh. lol

 

 

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I get where you're coming from though, it is pretty much us and Sunderland that are abroad. 

 

Sunderland do it every year too. They have a big fan base randomly in some states of America. 

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44 minutes ago, old koppite said:

Disagree commercially. 
I don’t live in the county anymore, but get the impression that the club has been doing a lot locally for the last few years? 
Let’s hope that at least the trip away together will create a strong bond between the players , Enzo and the staff.

We don’t have a home pre season friendly this year 

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55 minutes ago, old koppite said:

Disagree commercially. 
I don’t live in the county anymore, but get the impression that the club has been doing a lot locally for the last few years? 
Let’s hope that at least the trip away together will create a strong bond between the players , Enzo and the staff.

There's no friendly at our ground this summer.

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Seem to remember more bad injuries at home and not very big crowds against lower league clubs.

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