To all who went watched,sang played supported cried cheered laughed and loved.
That's before we get to the players staff management and everyone connect to the club.
Then to Taggart and also the Radio Leicester guys Geoff Peters and those who reported on this most painful day (till next week) in our clubs history.
Was there a game or was it a dream. Just one thing don't be hard on the referee (apart from the peno) it must of been hard for him but rules are rules and its not his job to make exceptions. If the FA want to rescind it then that's up to them. I cried when they played the post horn galloped at the beginning and cried through the chanting and even more when Puel got a shout out.
So one step forward and i think this will make the squad even stronger and the link between players staff club and supporters unbreakable. Bigger almost than winning the impossible getting through the terrible and also please don't forget the five.
Respect Respect Respect
posted on 4/11/18
It was a very emotional day for all involved. Huge thanks and credit to cardiff for their support in putting on a show of respect, and managing a football game in such difficult circumstances.
The show of affection between players and fans at the end got me the most. Just there together, sharing their grief and strength to continue to do what we all do - support each other.
As much as I’ll never be a Puel fan, I think he was absolutely the right kind of man and manager to help the players through this week.
The win felt fitting for Vichai. I’m glad we got it.
posted on 4/11/18
Respect -
Well done Leicester, well done Claude, well done Cardiff, an extremely emotional day for all. A win that clearly meant so much to all. Good to see Claude getting pulled to the front of the pack when acknowledging the support at the end, and the support acknowledging him.
It was also good to see him give Danny Simpson a run out, I don’t know if this was on merit or just for old time sake, but good nonetheless.
I have not been Claude’s biggest fan but this week he has been great.
You know living out of town I do not get the opportunity to visit too often, match days that’s about it, but went down to the King Power today, felt like I just had to go. Looking at all the memorials, so many and so many from fans of other clubs. The support and togetherness received from others is tremendous.
Then there was the Kasper interview on MOTD, he spoke so well. He might be a bit dodgy with the odd high ball, but that interview and the way he conducted himself this week is a credit.