Much respect to Cardiff City
Sun Nov 04, 2018 12:43 pm
Your hospitality and empathy on Saturday was tremendous and appreciated by the Leicester fans and players 
Even Neil Warnock showed himself to be a class act and real gentleman with his pre-game interviews.
I have been a football fan for almost 50 years, with first game as a kid at Filbert Street in 1969. In that 40+ years, I can't remember more than a handful of occasions (Bradford, Heysel & Hillsboro) that really brought the football world together in grief, like we experienced this week. I think because it was a natural disaster & accident, rather than a man-made / preventable incident, made the death of Vichai and others in the helicopter crash so sad.
Your chairman, club management, and most of all the CCFC FANS were so gracious and the passing of giant Thai flag with Cardiff & Leicester crests between the two sets of fans was a beautiful thing to see.
You did yourselves all proud on Saturday - a real class act and we really all came together as a football family, which is understandably rare as our sport is all about team rivalry & winding up the opposition.
Thanks to all of CCFC who shared our grief and responded so magnificently
Even Neil Warnock showed himself to be a class act and real gentleman with his pre-game interviews.
I have been a football fan for almost 50 years, with first game as a kid at Filbert Street in 1969. In that 40+ years, I can't remember more than a handful of occasions (Bradford, Heysel & Hillsboro) that really brought the football world together in grief, like we experienced this week. I think because it was a natural disaster & accident, rather than a man-made / preventable incident, made the death of Vichai and others in the helicopter crash so sad.
Your chairman, club management, and most of all the CCFC FANS were so gracious and the passing of giant Thai flag with Cardiff & Leicester crests between the two sets of fans was a beautiful thing to see.
You did yourselves all proud on Saturday - a real class act and we really all came together as a football family, which is understandably rare as our sport is all about team rivalry & winding up the opposition.
Thanks to all of CCFC who shared our grief and responded so magnificently
Re: Much respect to Cardiff City
Sun Nov 04, 2018 12:54 pm
Wombat_LCFC wrote:Your hospitality and empathy on Saturday was tremendous and appreciated by the Leicester fans and players
Even Neil Warnock showed himself to be a class act and real gentleman with his pre-game interviews.
I have been a football fan for almost 50 years, with first game as a kid at Filbert Street in 1969. In that 40+ years, I can't remember more than a handful of occasions (Bradford, Heysel & Hillsboro) that really brought the football world together in grief, like we experienced this week. I think because it was a natural disaster & accident, rather than a man-made / preventable incident, made the death of Vichai and others in the helicopter crash so sad.
Your chairman, club management, and most of all the CCFC FANS were so gracious and the passing of giant Thai flag with Cardiff & Leicester crests between the two sets of fans was a beautiful thing to see.
You did yourselves all proud on Saturday - a real class act and we really all came together as a football family, which is understandably rare as our sport is all about team rivalry & winding up the opposition.
Thanks to all of CCFC who shared our grief and responded so magnificently
Thank you