- "Popor", a badminton player for the Thai national team, posted on his personal fan page asking for support from Thai sports fans after the drama over the Olympic uniform. After yesterday, the National Olympic Committee of Thailand held a press conference on the criticism of the blazer suit of the Thai athletes, which will be worn at the opening ceremony of the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris, France on July 26, there was a mention of 'Popor' Sapsiree Taerattanachai, a Thai national badminton player, who wore the suit and posted about it on social media, which led to criticism. After General Wit Thephasadin Na Ayutthaya, Secretary-General of the National Olympic Committee of Thailand, revealed that the suit should actually be fitted and form-fitting, but when asking the company responsible for making the suit, they gave the reason that 'Popor' asked the tailor to make the suit looser than her body or oversized, which led to the drama. Most recently, "Popor" posted a message and shared a post from the media on her own Facebook page after the issue, along with an emoji of a shocked cat, and asked for encouragement from everyone instead, ready to fight with all her heart in the competition, and posted a picture of herself in the fitness room, with two fingers raised, and a message in English, Keep training hard and stay focused, along with a smiling emoji, and two fingers raised, along with a message in Thai, "Please give me your support." And most recently today, she posted a picture, "Hello Saturday," wearing a silk shirt, on Sapsiri Taerattanachai's page. Source: Thai News Agency
“Popor” asks for encouragement from Thai sports fans after Olympic outfit drama
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