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	The champions carried the picture of His Majesty the King around the stadium &ndash; to show the world the pride and respect that they have for their head of state &ndash; as is always the custom.&nbsp;</div>
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	It shows our dedicated King is always in our hearts and minds, through thick and thin.&nbsp;</div>
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	Vint Chavala&nbsp;</div>
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	Bangkok</div>
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Soccer champions showed our pride in HM the King

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