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The Demarai Gray blow gives Leicester a single victory over Cardiff in football.

They' ll be more formal over the next few weeks in Thailand, as the vast bulk of the team had gone directly from Cardiff airport to Bangkok after the match to take part in the Vichai burial, but it became a feast of eight responsible years of transformation: an afternoons nobody had ever wanted except one in which everyone reacted to their greatest recognition.

All the travel personnel and the non-player crew followed them into a group of more than 40 people; this came from the gamers, and while the warm-up exercises had given a good sense of what it was like to do things as normal, they presented a captivating picture showing the degree to which Leicester's crew was rocked to the ground.

Several of their supporters came together to give applause to the Leicester team on their arrival, and the local people were also lavish with their applause as they performed their exercises an hours later. Accompanying their guests as they walked past a Thai flagship before the start, a bunch of flowers was also placed in Vichai's mind, and the meaning was an intensive relationship, at footballs and some lower.

Maybe it took Leicester a while to clear his head, or maybe they had to make a right for their qualities to prevail; one way or the other, they got a hold of the ball and should have won a spot kick before Lee Probert didn't see Sol Bamba beat Jamie Vardy to the bars with his hands in the half.

If Probert really had to pull out the yellowness card he shyly raised felt like too much too little discussion for the cause; the joy was extended and Leicester had few alerts afterwards. Even more, it was a tribute to the giant jumps Leicester made under a man they will thank forever.

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