Fans In Shock After Leicester City Helicopter Crashed On Saturday Night

Fans laid blooms outside Leicester City's King Power Stadium on Sunday, multi day after a helicopter having a place with the club's Thai proprietor Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha slammed outside the grounds.

"I was extremely disturbed, I can't get the chance to rest over it," Kanti Patel, a Leicester City fan, told AFP as crisis laborers pored over the accident site.

There was no affirmation whether 60-year-old very rich person Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha, who much of the time flies to and from Leicester's home recreations by helicopter, was ready the air ship.

In any case, numerous in the city in focal England and in Vichai's country previously dreaded the most noticeably bad for the man they credit with the club's despite seemingly insurmountable opposition Premier League title triumph in 2016.

"It implies a great deal to me, he completed a considerable measure for the club. To be straightforward I don't realize what to state however I can't get over it. Since him being with the club the club has done well, and I don't have the foggiest idea about what will happen now," Patel said.

Another fan, Tom Lievers, touched base with a "Champions" scarf to pay tribute to Vichai.

"Well you know where we were the point at which he purchased the club — we were totally no place. So I cut down my 'Champions' scarf since he made us champions."

Andrew Aldwinckle stated: "He was more similar to he was a supporter, an appropriate supporter, as opposed to a cash man. He was one of the group. To the extent we're concerned, that is it."

Steve Walton, who wore the club’s blue hat, said: “I think there’s a lot of Leicester fans around the world — not just in Leicester, but around the world — who I think will be devastated and he meant a lot to the fans.”
Vichai also brought Thailand greater recognition in the international sporting world, developing the Southeast Asian country’s football scene.
At a football game in central Bangkok, Leicester City fan Apichart Jitratkavee said: “He is an important person who has raised the bar of Thai football further. There were projects by Leicester City to select Thai teenagers to train in the club’s academy. They will have a chance to serve the nation in the future.”