Leicester City chairman Aiyawatt 'Top' Srivaddhanaprabha wants the fans to get behind the team.
Top was expected to come into the UK this coming weekend when they take on Bournemouth.
However, he arrived for the eventual Tuesday night loss to Aston Villa, as the club sacked coach Brendan Rodgers at the weekend.
Speaking to the media, Top said: It has been some time since we entered this stage of the season with survival as our uppermost thought, but the nature of our current position cannot be overlooked.
As a club supporters, players, and staff we need to be ready to fight for every one of the 30 points available in the final 10 games and ensure we win enough of them to retain our status as a Premier League club.
In particular at home, where we play six of those matches, we need an atmosphere that will inspire our players and make life as difficult as possible for the opposition.
I know our supporters will be ready to play their part. The difference made by the noise you create cannot be overstated."