Leicester City chairman Khun Top sends Championship title rallying cry to supporters

Khun Top has urged Leicester City supporters to support their team for the balance of the 2023–2024 campaign.

For the duration of Leicester City’s Championship title contest, fans are encouraged to be the “12th man,” according to chairman Aiyawatt “Top” Srivaddhanaprabha.

The first of four games between Enzo Maresca’s team and West Brom at King Power Stadium is scheduled for this coming Saturday. On Tuesday night, they play host to Southampton. Then, they go to Preston North End to play Blackburn Rovers to end the season.
If City wins all four games, they will automatically return to the Premier League; however, Leeds and Southampton are still vying for a spot in the automatic spots.
Prior to West Brom’s match on Saturday, Top has begged fans to support Maresca’s team in order to help them cross the finish line.

“The season and our battle to get promoted back to the Premier League have reached a pivotal point. “I wanted to take this opportunity to speak directly to our supporters as we go into these crucial final four games,” he stated in his programme notes.

“The Championship is a long season, and we’ve worked hard to get to the point where we can control our own fate. Now, as players, staff, and supporters, we must unite, fight as a team, and do everything within our power to cross the finish line.

“We have three games left at King Power Stadium, and we need to take full advantage of this opportunity. Offer the team all of your resources. Be the driving force behind our capitalization if things go well. Be the strength that keeps us going if we struggle during the game. Our opponents have to be afraid that they will never be able to break our belief, our unity, or our spirit. Foxes never give up. whatever the circumstances.

“We need you to be the team’s 12th player from the opening whistle to the closing, to spur the team on when they need it, to create difficulties for our opponents, and to leave the stadium feeling like you had an impact on the result. Together, players and supporters, let’s give it our all on the pitch. Everybody knows what outcomes we require. Let’s do our share to defend them.

“Foxes. Never. Quit.”