Thai Celebrities on the Pitch/Parade

[sylofox]

5 minutes ago, pkonline said:

 

 

Let's be honest, most Clubs would rather not have loyal season ticket holders because financially you don't get much - they pay the least for their seat, they don't spend much at the ground each match, and they may buy a shirt once every few years. Increasingly Clubs would prefer "tourist fans" who drop in, spend hundreds for a ticket, and spend a fortune at the shop, usually as a one off. Just look at the options for places like Real Madrid and even Liverpool. Just look at some of the plans being touted such as playing a 39th game abroad - crazy!

Really am not sure where our club fits into this comment.

 

Start of the season no general sale tickets

Until fan groups and fans kicked off about it.

 

Seems to me we are now just a big PR exercise for KP. They don't care about the real fans.

[Stadt]

I think Top is just thick. He’s like a child - “wah wah not my fault, stop being mean”, he has to be the centre of attention and he has little self-awareness.

 

It explains a lot of the mismanagement too, Rudkin flatters him and that’s it - you’re now immovable.

[adam]

KPFC in one photo.

 

And poor birch stuck at the back of the bus with a can of Chang. Can we not sure him a San Miguel out or something.

[westernpark]

Fundamentally when King Power go, so will all this nonsense and the individuals like Aiyawatt and his mates will go back to supporting the big 6. Realistically we won’t be fan owned but sometimes it is preferable to have a faceless company who put competent individuals in charge, than a rich man’s son who cannot cope with jeopardy, decision making or anything needed to run a large organisation. People giving him adulation, this time last year when we were relegated he was having a go at the fans, regarding some abuse? The club’s fortunes are on a downward spiral if we carry on with the trio of Aiyawatt, Rudkin and Whelan. Yes, that’s even with promotion but we have since the fa cup win, taken about 6 steps back, with the odd one or two forward. 

[Voll Blau]

Fvcking mental that people *still* think shite like this is gonna make us big in Thailand. If it didn't happen when we pulled off one of the biggest miracles in the history of sport, then it never will.

 

How about we all focus on making sure every child in Leicestershire actually supports - and can easily attend games of - their local club? That's of far more value, both societally and (long-term) financially to our club than people, wherever they're from, only interested in basking in reflected glory when it comes.

[Harpenden Fox]

Here’s a PR idea the club could have gone with. They randomly pick 4 season ticket holders of different ages and ask them to be part of the celebrations Saturday and Sunday. One of them to be a Union FS member given their huge efforts. So on the pitch, trophy lift, on one of the buses. Ask them to take some video clips. Edit them, distribute them on socials. Costs next to nothing. An experience of a lifetime for four loyal fans, and authentic content you suspect most of us would like

[Noahfence]

Yeah it didn’t particularly bother me as it’s not that big of a deal but I just knew the pitch would be full of random Thai people. 

[StanSP]

20 minutes ago, adam said:

KPFC in one photo.

 

And poor birch stuck at the back of the bus with a can of Chang. Can we not sure him a San Miguel out or something.

You do know you can walk around on these buses, right

 

Doubt Birch was tied to the back mate

 

[Chelmofox]

7 minutes ago, Voll Blau said:

Fvcking mental that people *still* think shite like this is gonna make us big in Thailand. If it didn't happen when we pulled off one of the biggest miracles in the history of sport, then it never will.

 

How about we all focus on making sure every child in Leicestershire actually supports - and can easily attend games of - their local club? That's of far more value, both societally and (long-term) financially to our club than people, wherever they're from, only interested in basking in reflected glory when it comes.

Here here. My son is the only Leicester fan in his class. All others are a mix of Arsenal, Man U and Liverpool. A lot of teachers seem to be season ticket holders though.

[FoxInTheBirstallBox]

8 minutes ago, Voll Blau said:

Fvcking mental that people *still* think shite like this is gonna make us big in Thailand. If it didn't happen when we pulled off one of the biggest miracles in the history of sport, then it never will.

 

How about we all focus on making sure every child in Leicestershire actually supports - and can easily attend games of - their local club? That's of far more value, both societally and (long-term) financially to our club than people, wherever they're from, only interested in basking in reflected glory when it comes.

That's what yesterday was about for me. So many kids and families were there enjoying the atmosphere. When kids see things like yesterday it gets them hooked for life.

 

its not all about the Ultras meat riders sometimes.

[kingfox]

10 hours ago, urban.spaceman said:

Thank you for reminding me that this photo exists:

 

 

Dyer and Moore's faces of profound disinterest will always amuse me.

The main take away from this photo is remembering that Ignasi Miquel existed. 

[whoareyaaa]

 ****ing miserable bastards 

[RYM]

6 minutes ago, Harpenden Fox said:

Here’s a PR idea the club could have gone with. They randomly pick 4 season ticket holders of different ages and ask them to be part of the celebrations Saturday and Sunday. One of them to be a Union FS member given their huge efforts. So on the pitch, trophy lift, on one of the buses. Ask them to take some video clips. Edit them, distribute them on socials. Costs next to nothing. An experience of a lifetime for four loyal fans, and authentic content you suspect most of us would like

Fans should be at the heart of everything you do.

We had a whole season at Donny where we let certain fans release the news of signing players rather than just put “delighted to announce” from the official account. The fans loved it, the content went viral and we became relatable.
 

Content wise we only ever ask for photos for the programme which is utter nonsense as it’s a dead product.

 

We see fans as an inconvenience and the great unwashed. Thats the issue. You have to remove your ego and embrace what matters to those that care. We are too corporate and so far up our own arses to allow anything maverick like you suggest.

 

https://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/row-zed/fan-moans-doncaster-rovers-lack-5859205.amp

[Master Fox]

17 minutes ago, Harpenden Fox said:

Here’s a PR idea the club could have gone with. They randomly pick 4 season ticket holders of different ages and ask them to be part of the celebrations Saturday and Sunday. One of them to be a Union FS member given their huge efforts. So on the pitch, trophy lift, on one of the buses. Ask them to take some video clips. Edit them, distribute them on socials. Costs next to nothing. An experience of a lifetime for four loyal fans, and authentic content you suspect most of us would like

Fantastic idea 

[Sol thewall Bamba]

11 hours ago, MPH said:

 

if we can get Thai ‘ influencers ‘ to support our club, they could help expand our fan base in Thailand and therefore, increase our income.

The income:

[StanSP]

1 minute ago, Sol thewall Bamba said:

The income:

I still can't believe that happened

 

[CosbehFox]

1 hour ago, Chelmofox said:

You would imagine they were all sent to London in taxis. No way would they have stayed in Leicester last night, even if we had a ground expansion.

They were staying at the Holiday Inn opposite Jubilee Square judging from their Instagram stories. Looks like they were given the day around Bath before heading to Leicester. 

[MattFox]

3 hours ago, Chocolate Teapot said:

All not well...

Interesting that Whelan doesn’t appear on the list of senior King Power Group executives any more

 

(Top is a level below Chairman/ Vice Chairman interestingly)

 

https://kingpower-corporate.com/executives/

 

She wasn’t at Top’s wedding either 

 

[Sol thewall Bamba]

27 minutes ago, StanSP said:

I still can't believe that happened

 

What do you reckon was funnier, this or the King Power office staff being trotted out and dressed up as fans when the players arrived in Bangkok  

[Chocolate Teapot]

34 minutes ago, MattFox said:

Interesting that Whelan doesn’t appear on the list of senior King Power Group executives any more

 

(Top is a level below Chairman/ Vice Chairman interestingly)

 

https://kingpower-corporate.com/executives/

 

She wasn’t at Top’s wedding either 

 

She hasn't worked for king power for a long time.

[Itsthejoeker]

45 minutes ago, Sol thewall Bamba said:

The income:

Wasn’t this game in the middle of a monsoon? I’m not disagreeing with the premise but it was ****ing bumping it down that day

[KFS]

2 minutes ago, Itsthejoeker said:

Wasn’t this game in the middle of a monsoon? I’m not disagreeing with the premise but it was ****ing bumping it down that day

Didn’t stop Spurs fans coming out 10 fold this embarrassing picture 

[MPH]

47 minutes ago, Sol thewall Bamba said:

The income:

and the way you increase  the amount of those interested?   ( we also have to factor in the open air stadium and the weather, of course)

 

 

Such is the fickle nature of the celebrity culture, you see your favorite influencer supporting a team, you are likely to as well..
 

 

I mean, our owners have an attachment to Thailand. There’s no avoiding that. And they are going to try and increase their fan base there.

[StanSP]

17 minutes ago, Chocolate Teapot said:

She hasn't worked for king power for a long time.

Sacked, or left, or prioritised LCFC? 

[Chocolate Teapot]

Just now, StanSP said:

Sacked, or left, or prioritised LCFC? 

Definitely not sacked as I doubt she'd still be at Leicester if that was the case