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Thai Military Support

By MattFox, in Leicester City Forum

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sylofox

sylofox

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20 hours ago, LCFCJohn said:

I agree. And bring to the attention of national media like the BBC. 
 

We need to kick off about this as we don’t want our club connecting with this shit.

 

If it’s national initiatives such as I think there was when supporting Ukraine, fair enough. But this singles us out. And who actually gives a f*** what Thailand and Cambodia are doing! 

Is Sunday's game political?

 

Us allowing the owls fans to demonstrate against a supposed fellow countryman.

The_77

The_77

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23 hours ago, PaulW said:

Can we ask the Club who suggested this be shown, and who sanctioned it as being acceptable?

Really? I don’t think we’ll need Columbo to crack this case. 

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Bourbon Fox

Bourbon Fox

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On 03/08/2025 at 21:08, Bilo said:

I'm wondering if this is King Power trying to curry favour with the Thai government to negotiate favourable deals on their duty free shops etc.

This is absolutely the case.

 

Same with the highly visible support for their very weird, very unsavoury royal family that it is illegal to criticise.

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FOTS

FOTS

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Mate of mine wrote to the club after the game asking whether this Thai military propaganda would be continuing - he says there’s been no answer as of yet.

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Foxes_Trust

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We have been in contact with the Club to express our concern about this.

 

Statement on our website here and in-full below:

 

The Foxes Trust has contacted the Club to express concerns that Thai political messaging was displayed in the stadium during the course of the Fiorentina home match. 
 

Whilst the Foxes Trust acknowledges and respects the rights of the Club’s owners to have political beliefs and alignments in Thailand, the Trust does not regard our Club as an appropriate platform upon which to share those beliefs. 

 

Since 1884, and under multiple ownerships, our Football Club has been a treasured part of our local community. As part of our duty as a Trust, we want to ensure that, regardless of who owns our Club, the reputation, integrity and public image of the Club – and safety of match-going fans – not be compromised or impacted by association with any political messaging. 

 

We therefore request that in future the Club is not used as a vehicle to promote any political campaigns.

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Phil Mitchell

Phil Mitchell

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4 minutes ago, Foxes_Trust said:

We have been in contact with the Club to express our concern about this.

 

Statement on our website here and in-full below:

 

The Foxes Trust has contacted the Club to express concerns that Thai political messaging was displayed in the stadium during the course of the Fiorentina home match. 
 

Whilst the Foxes Trust acknowledges and respects the rights of the Club’s owners to have political beliefs and alignments in Thailand, the Trust does not regard our Club as an appropriate platform upon which to share those beliefs. 

 

Since 1884, and under multiple ownerships, our Football Club has been a treasured part of our local community. As part of our duty as a Trust, we want to ensure that, regardless of who owns our Club, the reputation, integrity and public image of the Club – and safety of match-going fans – not be compromised or impacted by association with any political messaging. 

 

We therefore request that in future the Club is not used as a vehicle to promote any political campaigns.

Glad this is being challenged, the clubs being used as a black market advertising board. Phil

SemperEadem

SemperEadem

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1 hour ago, Foxes_Trust said:

We have been in contact with the Club to express our concern about this.

 

Statement on our website here and in-full below:

 

The Foxes Trust has contacted the Club to express concerns that Thai political messaging was displayed in the stadium during the course of the Fiorentina home match. 
 

Whilst the Foxes Trust acknowledges and respects the rights of the Club’s owners to have political beliefs and alignments in Thailand, the Trust does not regard our Club as an appropriate platform upon which to share those beliefs. 

 

Since 1884, and under multiple ownerships, our Football Club has been a treasured part of our local community. As part of our duty as a Trust, we want to ensure that, regardless of who owns our Club, the reputation, integrity and public image of the Club – and safety of match-going fans – not be compromised or impacted by association with any political messaging. 

 

We therefore request that in future the Club is not used as a vehicle to promote any political campaigns.

Did they reply to you?

AjcW

AjcW

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2 minutes ago, SemperEadem said:

Did they reply to you?

Anthony's laptop is broken and we can't buy another until we've sold Wilf....

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Guest Bilo

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2 hours ago, Foxes_Trust said:

We have been in contact with the Club to express our concern about this.

 

Statement on our website here and in-full below:

 

The Foxes Trust has contacted the Club to express concerns that Thai political messaging was displayed in the stadium during the course of the Fiorentina home match. 
 

Whilst the Foxes Trust acknowledges and respects the rights of the Club’s owners to have political beliefs and alignments in Thailand, the Trust does not regard our Club as an appropriate platform upon which to share those beliefs. 

 

Since 1884, and under multiple ownerships, our Football Club has been a treasured part of our local community. As part of our duty as a Trust, we want to ensure that, regardless of who owns our Club, the reputation, integrity and public image of the Club – and safety of match-going fans – not be compromised or impacted by association with any political messaging. 

 

We therefore request that in future the Club is not used as a vehicle to promote any political campaigns.

Solid statement. A shame there are still some KPFC Boomers on your Facebook comments who'd happily pressgang their grandkids to the Cambodian border if they thought Top would give them a free donut.

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Guest RYM

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2 minutes ago, Foxes_Trust said:

Yes. We have been told it was a one-off with nothing further planned.

Why is there nothing further planned if the club believe it’s the right message? 

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moore_94

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8 minutes ago, RYM said:

Why is there nothing further planned if the club believe it’s the right message? 

Can probably get away with it in a friendly but not in an official game

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Finnegan

Finnegan

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5 minutes ago, moore_94 said:

Can probably get away with it in a friendly but not in an official game

 

Very much this. The EFL would not be amused in the slightest if the club put up political messaging about an ongoing conflict in a league game.

 

Claridge

Claridge

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2 hours ago, fleckneymike said:

Keep politics out of football!

 

Unless it’s politics I agree with and then it’s not political it’s just common sense and decency. 
 


 

 

exactly this,plenty of drivel at the king power i don’t agree with, but jesus sending emails etc…

 

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Freeman's Wharfer

Freeman's Wharfer

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1 minute ago, Claridge said:

exactly this,plenty of drivel at the king power i don’t agree with, but jesus sending emails etc…

 

Which military conflict would you like the club be used to support next, mate?

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The Year Of The Fox

The Year Of The Fox

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1 hour ago, Bilo said:

Solid statement. A shame there are still some KPFC Boomers on your Facebook comments who'd happily pressgang their grandkids to the Cambodian border if they thought Top would give them a free donut.

That Stef Romankiw is 100% a KPFC bumder. Yesterday he got the hump with me for posting those Coldplay photos of Top and Rudkin

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