Numb just numb

I haven’t got words right now Nev. I will find them, but right now I haven’t got them.

I’m glad your family is ok x

Glad to hear you Son is OK Nev, such Sad News and brings everything else into perspective.

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Glad to hear you Son is OK Nev, such Sad News and brings everything else into perspective.
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Thanks TB and hang on in there Ferry boy the owners have done great things for us and it only shows how much we had taken them to our hearts that we are so devastated they are one of own.

Good to hear your son is safe Nev.

Not looking forward to the announcement.

Dreadful day

Just heard confirmation that from pitch side when he saw the helicopter was going down Kasper ran towards the crash site. I will never criticize him again he can throw the ball in the net for all i care some things are bigger than football and to run towards danger not away is one of them.

Well said Nev.

Like you Nev- I got the news from my son quite late yesterday after attending the Hoffenheim game and sharing a drink with neighbours.
It seems confirmed from news here that the Chairman Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha sadly is confirmed as a victim alongside others not yet known.
His huge commitment and affection toward Leicester City FC is well known but less well publicised is his personal contributions to many institutions and charities around the area and in all these areas he will be sadly missed.
But in all this the we must firstly think of his immediate family and the massive personal loss and grief they are facing – that puts all other considerations aside.
Of course the people of Leicestershire will also feel a real loss and grief such was his acceptance and adoption within the community. This effectively is the real measure of the man and the outpouring of personal sympathy and deeply felt loss currently shown from all sections of the area will later I hope bring some solace to his friends and family

Good to hear from you JG, even if it is in the worst of circumstances.

I echo every one of your sentiments.

I'm still in shock. Walking away from the ground yesterday, discussing the match, driving home listening to RL and then walking in and seeing the news. Utter shock and horror. What an appalling thing to have happened. I feel so sorry for the family and I can't help but have a sense of personal loss too. We've lost our owner. The man responsible for the best day of my Leicester City life, when I stood on the Kop and watched Wes lift the Premier League trophy. That didn't seem real and this doesn't either.

The only time I saw Vichai up close was outside Stamford Bridge for the last game of that season. He was being mobbed by our fans and he stood there with an enormous smile on his face shaking every last fans hand. And the fans loved him and thanked him and the mutual love and respect was palpable.

That will be my abiding memory of Vichai.