Helicopter Crash: Leicester City Owner Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha And 4 Others Die After crash

BREAKING: The owner of Leicester City,
the Sporting Director and pilot have been pronounced dead, reasons being 3rd degree burns and spinal injury.



As we speak, families of the deceased are being called and made aware of the loss of their loved ones.
A sad day for football. #lcfc�

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