Helicopter Crash at the King Power Stadium Leicester
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Seems that French Football have "confirmed" that Claude Puel wasnt on board the helicopter and is fine this morningForeverAddickted said:
I suppose the worry is if there has been zero contact from Claude Puel to either the media trying to get a statement from him or if a player or staff has said somethingNapaAddick said:Isn't it unusual for BBC to mention an unconfirmed rumour like the manager being in the copter? I thought they were hardcore about things like that.
Is really insignificant at the moment yet you have to wonder what'll happen to Leicester City Football Club - We had an owner who cared about the club yet died suddenly and was replaced by his son who didnt care as much for us
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ForeverAddickted said:
Seems that French Football have "confirmed" that Claude Puel wasnt on board the helicopter and is fine this morningForeverAddickted said:
I suppose the worry is if there has been zero contact from Claude Puel to either the media trying to get a statement from him or if a player or staff has said somethingNapaAddick said:Isn't it unusual for BBC to mention an unconfirmed rumour like the manager being in the copter? I thought they were hardcore about things like that.
Is really insignificant at the moment yet you have to wonder what'll happen to Leicester City Football Club - We had an owner who cared about the club yet died suddenly and was replaced by his son who didnt care as much for us
some good news at lastForeverAddickted said:
Seems that French Football have "confirmed" that Claude Puel wasnt on board the helicopter and is fine this morningForeverAddickted said:
I suppose the worry is if there has been zero contact from Claude Puel to either the media trying to get a statement from him or if a player or staff has said somethingNapaAddick said:Isn't it unusual for BBC to mention an unconfirmed rumour like the manager being in the copter? I thought they were hardcore about things like that.
Is really insignificant at the moment yet you have to wonder what'll happen to Leicester City Football Club - We had an owner who cared about the club yet died suddenly and was replaced by his son who didnt care as much for us0 -
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-leicestershire-46006470
Leicester City, Thai owner on board crashed helicopter.0 -
Tragic news...a devastating loss to his/their families,everyone associated with LCFC & a loss to the whole football community in general...
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RIP to all lost, and all affected must be living a nightmare.
The whole football family is touched by this.0 -
It does seem brutally unfair that two of the more popular and well regarded owners in modern English football should both be taken from us in the same horrible way.7
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Sky News now also reporting that VS was on board the helicopter along with his daughter and 2 pilots. - "Reuters news agency also said four other people were on-board, including Mr Srivaddhanaprabha's daughter, two pilots and a fifth person who has not been identified."
The video that was shared last night of people walking out to the helicopter must be old footage?0 -
People in t shirts in that video last night would have confirmed it wasn't yesterday.i_b_b_o_r_g said:Sky News now also reporting that VS was on board the helicopter along with his daughter and 2 pilots. - "Reuters news agency also said four other people were on-board, including Mr Srivaddhanaprabha's daughter, two pilots and a fifth person who has not been identified."
The video that was shared last night of people walking out to the helicopter must be old footage?1 -
So sad RIP1
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Very Sad. An owner who understood the ties between a football team and it’s community. RIP2
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How ironic, the Thai boys who were rescued from the infamous cave in recent months, are guests of honour @ Old Trafford this p.m. .. on this of all weekends0
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It's sad but world can't stand still mate.Lincsaddick said:How ironic, the Thai boys who were rescued from the infamous cave in recent months, are guests of honour @ Old Trafford this p.m. .. on this of all weekends
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exactlyCharltonparklane said:
It's sad but world can't stand still mate.Lincsaddick said:How ironic, the Thai boys who were rescued from the infamous cave in recent months, are guests of honour @ Old Trafford this p.m. .. on this of all weekends
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Terrible thing to happen and so sad and tragic ! My thoughts are with family and friends of the victims of the crash and to the Leicester city fans too0
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Still no confirmation on deaths and names though?0
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gruesome situation .. perhaps badly burnt bodies needing extensive forensic examination to make absolutely certain who has died and howcafc4life said:Still no confirmation on deaths and names though?
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Extremely sad not just those connected with Leicester but the pilots too. Felt weird seeing images of Claude Puel on match of the day wondering if he was involved, so pleased it seems he wasn't on board.0
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It's possible someone would have been on board without anyone not on the aircraft knowing. So there could be a delay confirming identities.
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I'm sure they know, but until they are 100% certain don't want to say anything.NornIrishAddick said:It's possible someone would have been on board without anyone not on the aircraft knowing. So there could be a delay confirming identities.
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Agree. Last I saw of any official note was the Leicestershire police tweet asking everyone to remain patient and as soon as they know they will updatekillerandflash said:
I'm sure they know, but until they are 100% certain don't want to say anything.NornIrishAddick said:It's possible someone would have been on board without anyone not on the aircraft knowing. So there could be a delay confirming identities.
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Owner has been named as one of those who died along with four others
RIP0 -
No deaths have as yet been confirmed as far as I can see.ForeverAddickted said:Owner has been named as one of those who died along with four others
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RIP thoughts and prayers with their families and friends and all at Leicester City football club at this timeForeverAddickted said:Owner has been named as one of those who died along with four others
RIP
Have you got a link Forever? I’ve still got nothing coming up on my feeds anywhere0 -
Leicestershire police Twitter feed would be one of the best sources. Nothing on there.cabbles said:
RIP thoughts and prayers with their families and friends and all at Leicester City football club at this timeForeverAddickted said:Owner has been named as one of those who died along with four others
RIP
Have you got a link Forever? I’ve still got nothing coming up on my feeds anywhere0 -
I see it in the daily mail websitecabbles said:
RIP thoughts and prayers with their families and friends and all at Leicester City football club at this timeForeverAddickted said:Owner has been named as one of those who died along with four others
RIP
Have you got a link Forever? I’ve still got nothing coming up on my feeds anywhere1 -
I've got the news from the BBC website who are claiming the news from a source close to the family. They do say Police and Club havent released anything though0
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Thanks, just read it and saw they are quoting a source close to the family.roseandcrown said:
I see it in the daily mail websitecabbles said:
RIP thoughts and prayers with their families and friends and all at Leicester City football club at this timeForeverAddickted said:Owner has been named as one of those who died along with four others
RIP
Have you got a link Forever? I’ve still got nothing coming up on my feeds anywhere0 -
BBC
"Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha was in the helicopter when it came down at about 20:30 BST on Saturday, a source close to the family has told the BBC.
Witnesses said they saw it just clear the stadium before it spiralled out of control and crashed in a fireball.
The BBC understands two crew members and three passengers were on board."
Someone who just visited our house and who has spent time in Thailand speculated that it might be a Thai cultural thing about not announcing the deaths. Don't know enough about that to say either way.0 -
I saw a story earlier on of how the pilot tried to get the helicopter away from the stadium to save lives of those below knowing the helicopter was failing. But you do start to think, oh my goodness, what if it had landed just outside with people down below or even worse on the side of the stadium itself where all the lounges are with many still inside? The number of deaths doesn't bare thinking about. Thank goodness it didn't. Just a sad, sad weekend for football and sport in general. Puts everything into perspective. RIP!0
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understand not naming the dead till the families know but cant see why plod havnt really said anything ---fatalities etc.
my wife who is Thai says the releasing of the info has nothing to do with Thai culture.0