Foxes' fans plan a scarf tribute for Saturday

https://www.foxestalk.co.uk/topic/11...up-for-vichai/

I hope we all have the decency to be quiet during that, I'm sure most will

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Originally Posted by delmbox

I hope we all have the decency to be quiet during that, I'm sure most will

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Why wouldn't we be?

Unfortunately I won't be there to count the number of half and half scarfs there this week.

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Originally Posted by ken smith

Why wouldn't we be?

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Because it's not a minute's silence to there's a chance some might be noisy

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Originally Posted by Harry Monk

Unfortunately I won't be there to count the number of half and half scarfs there this week.

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You would like to think people wouldn't try to make money out of these things....

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Originally Posted by Harry Monk

Unfortunately I won't be there to count the number of half and half scarfs there this week.

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Never been a fan, but this is one 1/2 & 1/2 that I wouldn't mind having.

we need to also win

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Originally Posted by delmbox

I hope we all have the decency to be quiet during that, I'm sure most will

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I think they're hoping we'll also hold our scarves up with them, not just be quiet

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Originally Posted by Wales-Bales

Never been a fan, but this is one 1/2 & 1/2 that I wouldn't mind having.

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Genuine question, why?

**** em, he was leicester's chairman, not ours. after the minutes silence/applause they become just another team.

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Originally Posted by TISS

**** em, he was leicester's chairman, not ours. after the minutes silence/applause they become just another team.

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5 human beings died I don’t know why you’d say f*ck em?

Yeah we want to win but don’t be a dick head.

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Originally Posted by Croesy Blue

5 human beings died I don’t know why you’d say f*ck em?

Yeah we want to win but don’t be a dick head.

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I dont understand all this fawning over Leicester, they are just another club. Have the minutes silence and get it over with. After that, normal service resumed.

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Originally Posted by TISS

I dont understand all this fawning over Leicester, they are just another club. Have the minutes silence and get it over with. After that, normal service resumed.

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I think that’s pretty much what’s happening anyway.

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Originally Posted by ken smith

Genuine question, why?

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I've always thought they were a stupid idea, but on this occasion they actually do represent unity.

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Originally Posted by Wales-Bales

I've always thought they were a stupid idea, but on this occasion they actually do represent unity.

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Wouldn't go as far as TISS, but I'm not really that bothered by what's happened. No sadder than any other crash involving multiple deaths such as car crashes.

It's a bit sad, so I'll pay my respects during the minute silence and only sing pro City songs rather than anti-english stuff and have no issue with Leicester fans being in the home end for this game as it seems to have affected them like it was a close relative for some reason. Hope this game gives them some closure, but I don't really feel any unity with them.

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Originally Posted by ken smith

Wouldn't go as far as TISS, but I'm not really that bothered by what's happened. No sadder than any other crash involving multiple deaths such as car crashes.

It's a bit sad, so I'll pay my respects during the minute silence and only sing pro City songs rather than anti-english stuff and have no issue with Leicester fans being in the home end for this game as it seems to have affected them like it was a close relative for some reason. Hope this game gives them some closure, but I don't really feel any unity with them.

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It's not about personal feelings, you don't have to feel anything, but there is nothing wrong with showing a togetherness towards opposing fans as a mark of respect, given these unique circumstances.

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Originally Posted by ken smith

Wouldn't go as far as TISS, but I'm not really that bothered by what's happened. No sadder than any other crash involving multiple deaths such as car crashes.

It's a bit sad, so I'll pay my respects during the minute silence and only sing pro City songs rather than anti-english stuff and have no issue with Leicester fans being in the home end for this game as it seems to have affected them like it was a close relative for some reason. Hope this game gives them some closure, but I don't really feel any unity with them.

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^^^ this

pay our respects and move on and win ( in whatever manner we can ) 3 points

Times have changed, now the average football feels at home to hug rival fans when they need picking up ( though the Cornwall pub court case shows that maybe Villa fans didnt get that memo )

I am seeing alot of #footballfamily on social media, we are now part of it :thumbup: