Leicester City

Now they go in front of the cameras and put on the united front. Rats

You don't feel it was a stunt them going back separately the day after all the squad were there so? Especially when considering the talk in the build up to the west ham game was about him and the wife and their carry on on social media and the potential disrespect of said behaviour? 

care to delve for us? 

there are some really twisted individuals on here. 

*Mourning

Tut tut PM 

Don't think its necessarily false pity or mourning, maybe misguided perhaps. This chap, maybe deliberately, or maybe because he was a genuine nice fella to some extent, seemed to identify with the fans and either push a man of the people image, or maybe it wasn't an image and he remembered what it was like when he was one of the people.  In turn, the fans seemed to like him, not least because his money made something ridiculous possible, and they might have got a few free beers along the way. 

Some of these owners engage with the wider community, like this lad and to a lesser degree, the fellas at Liverpool. Nobody has heard Abramovich utter a word in public since he came to England, the chap at Arsenal is detested, not too many Man U fans would miss the Glazers, Dan Levy is a front for his real boss who keeps an extremely low profile, Sheikh whatever his name is doesn't hold too many press conferences,  just to give a few examples of other owners who aren't engaged with anything other than balance sheets at those clubs, or in Man City's particular case, a giant global PR campaign on behalf of lads that like to flog/stone/behead people. 

I think it is for that reason that Leicster fans felt (likely incorrectly) that they knew their chairman personally or reasonably well at least and to that extent, their feelings are reasonably genuine. He wasn't some remote figure to them as he could be seen every fortnight, and a good few seemingly did meet him over the years. 

There is also the very tragic nature of his death, which would elicit some sympathy from most people, except on here, where it is used to denounce capitalism (surely a separate argument unconnected to this man, if he wasn't the chairman, someone like those mentioned above would be, they are all cut from much the same cloth except that the Arabs are undoubtedly worse people than the rest), take a cut at some players' social media posts (like, it is possible that Vardy has some grievance with Puel/the club, but also liked the chairman as an individual, or are those 2 things mutually exclusive??) and of course, none of it would be complete without some attention seeking crass joke, so well done everyone on that.