Hilarious article that appeared in Thailand
Leicester City Backs Thailand Amid Border Tensions
Photo courtesy of Thai Newsroom Leicester City Football Club, owned by King Power's CEO Aiyawatt Srivaddhanaprabha, made a bold statement during their friendly match against Italian club ACF Fiorentina yesterday. The Premier League club prominently displayed banners and scoreboard messages readin...aseannow.com
Whoever wrote it obviously doesn't realise they have been relegated.
They are inconsistent about it . However I sent the article to the EFL
.Imagine if a club pulled a similar stunt to this but with a partisan message regarding conflict in the Middle East... Would quite rightly have the book thrown at them
Conflict ? You mean genocide.
I have opinions on that which you may agree with, but don't think it's helpful or appropriate to share them at every given opportunity, or in relation to this.
Thats got to be worth an extra 10 point deduction. Clubs cant be making political statements.Leicester City Backs Thailand Amid Border Tensions
Photo courtesy of Thai Newsroom Leicester City Football Club, owned by King Power's CEO Aiyawatt Srivaddhanaprabha, made a bold statement during their friendly match against Italian club ACF Fiorentina yesterday. The Premier League club prominently displayed banners and scoreboard messages readin...
That’s the spirit. Anyone would think you’d be trying to fabricate a rivalry with a club that has won much more than you
Your piss stained bedsheets on the m69 last august told a different story.That’s the spirit. Anyone would think you’d be trying to fabricate a rivalry with a club that has won much more than you
This kind of shit is why I wouldn’t want some foreign billionaire taking us over to become some kind of advert for where they’re fromLeicester City Backs Thailand Amid Border Tensions
Photo courtesy of Thai Newsroom Leicester City Football Club, owned by King Power's CEO Aiyawatt Srivaddhanaprabha, made a bold statement during their friendly match against Italian club ACF Fiorentina yesterday. The Premier League club prominently displayed banners and scoreboard messages readin...
