Leicester City have moved to slam fans who are selling tributes to the helicopter crash tragedy which killed five.

The Foxes has blasted fans selling tribute Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha scarves for hundreds of pounds.

Some items have been listed for as much as £300 on eBay.

The Foxes left bags containing scarves, pin badges, clappers, and special programmes on the seats.

One set has attracted a £314 bid on the online auction platform.

Some sellers say proceeds will go to charity - but some supporters are furious.

One fumed online: "There are people out there that would treasure something like this.

"I have a member of my family serving in our forces and was gutted that she couldn't be there."

Another angry fan said: "Some of them are definitely not going to be sold for the money to go to charity when they've been pinched from other people's seats.

"My partner is a season ticket holder for many years and had his bag pinched from his seat and the man next to him also did, so someone has gone and took two other bags as well of having their own.

"I think it's very disrespectful when it's all in honour of a man that did so much and a man that needed to be celebrated by all."

Owner Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha had "minimal opportunity" to escape from his helicopter when it crashed just yards from the club's stadium, an inquest has heard.

The Thai billionaire and four other people died when the aircraft spun out of control and burst into flames on October 27.

Leicester Coroner's Court was told that all five victims had been scientifically identified and were seen on CCTV in the tunnel at the King Power Stadium shortly before the helicopter took off.

A police officer who gave evidence at the inquest said there was minimal opportunity for anybody else to have got in or out of the aircraft in the moments before the crash.

He confirmed those who had died were Mr Srivaddhanaprabha, Nusara Suknamai, Kaveporn Punpare, Eric Swaffer and Izabela Lechowicz.

Thousands of tributes have been left outside the stadium after the news of the Leicester owner's death.

Giving evidence at the opening of the inquest, Detective Chief Superintendent David Sandall, of Leicestershire Police, said: "On Saturday October 27 there was a helicopter crash in the car park of the King Power StadIum.

"Evidence from independent witnesses is that the people in the helicopter at the time were Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha, Nusara Suknamai, Kaveporn Punpare, Eric Swaffer and Izabela Lechowicz.

"CCTV shows the five victims in the tunnel at Leicester City football ground."

He continued: "Mobile phone footage showed the helicopter spinning out of control before descending to the crash site.

"There was minimal opportunity for anyone to get in or out of the helicopter at that time."

Mr Sandall added: "The investigation is ongoing into the cause of the crash.

Adjourning the inquest, Leicester Coroner Catherine Mason said: "You have detailed to me that the final cause of death is pending subject to tests.

"Therefore I am not in a position to continue with the inquest at this time."