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Spurs in Thailand

By Double Decker, in Leicester City Forum

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plasticfan

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17 minutes ago, Quorndon_Fox said:

For the sake of at least 3 people on this forum can you independently verify the employment status of each person who greeted the players at the air port please?

I mean, everyone in the video has a merch that seems pretty suspicious :sweating: prob airport, king power employees and some fan. the facebook group seem pretty active tho there are like 40k members!

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ozleicester

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Leicester City's match against Tottenham Hotspur in Bangkok on Sunday will be broadcast live and for free for Digital Members on LCFC.com. The live stream will not be available in Thailand, Singapore or Australia. Coverage begins at 10:45am BST.

Bastards... what did we do wrong?

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26 minutes ago, ozleicester said:

Leicester City's match against Tottenham Hotspur in Bangkok on Sunday will be broadcast live and for free for Digital Members on LCFC.com. The live stream will not be available in Thailand, Singapore or Australia. Coverage begins at 10:45am BST.

Bastards... what did we do wrong?

...wouldn't a VPN solve the problem!!!

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4 hours ago, ozleicester said:

Leicester City's match against Tottenham Hotspur in Bangkok on Sunday will be broadcast live and for free for Digital Members on LCFC.com. The live stream will not be available in Thailand, Singapore or Australia. Coverage begins at 10:45am BST.

Bastards... what did we do wrong?

You didn't go to NZ!

 

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Sol thewall Bamba

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I guess the proof will be in the pudding tomorrow with regards to the "fake fans" thing. To me it's pretty obvious at least a good chunk of those welcoming the players were King Power employees, but if there's a good chunk of the stadium supporting us tomorrow I'd be more inclined to believe the "we're big in Thailand" line. 

 

In terms of the game I think Spurs will turn us over quite comfortably. Hope Madderz watches and analysis the game properly.

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davieG

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Looks like we'll have a load of Spurs fans signing up to watch.

 

 

https://theboyhotspur.com/leicester-city-announcement-leaves-daniel-levy-in-the-mud/

 

Leicester City announcement leaves Daniel Levy in the mud
An atmosphere of money-grabbing looms over Tottenham Hotspur these days.

Spurs announced in April that season-ticket prices would be frozen for the forthcoming campaign, for the second season in a row. This was cited as being down to the ‘cost of living crisis’, but truth be told, it said more about the build-up of bad transfer buys and the appointment of unsupported coaches that crashed and burned.

The market was unlikely to respond well to a price hike, given Daniel Levy‘s name has been trending negatively on social media for months on end.

Another money-making scheme recently launched has been Spurs Play, a subscription service.

Our friendly games in the preseason tour are all broadcast as part of the paid service, however, the first game against West Ham was a technical farce. The sound of the commentator sounded like a special effects button had been deployed, and the match chat was coming out of the stadium speakers. That lasted for about 15 minutes, then a Korean voice was added to the English one. It was unwatchable.

By the second half, fans didn’t need to reload the stream to shake off the glitch.

Yesterday, Leicester City announced that fans can watch the game online for free, using a digital pass. At first glance, it appears anyone can sign up.

TBH Says: ENIC need to slow down on the commercial revenue streams and start putting all their best endeavours into the football.

The goodwill earned by streaming friendly games for free cannot be underestimated, and it also softens the blow if there are technical issues.

Maybe fans wouldn’t mind paying if the team had adequate defenders.

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3 hours ago, Hales said:

Training session looks good, players signing balls and throwing into the crowd and taking photos with fans. Hopefully similar for the open session here......

We will be lucky to see the t shirt cannons.

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