Reading FC also seeking blessings from Thai monks


Buddhist monk Phra Prommangkalachan writes blessings on a holy cloth with Leicester City's logo at his temple in Bangkok. - Reuters

WITH people still buzzing over Leicester City's unexpected English Premier League title win, Reading Football Club – one of two English clubs owned by Thai companies – is looking to take a leaf out of the Foxes' book by seeking spiritual inspiration.

It was widely publicised that Leicester regularly sought blessings from Thai monk Phra Prommangkalachan on its way to what is arguably the biggest sporting achievement to catch the imagination of sports fans around the world.

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