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Published 15:46 27 Apr 2016 BST
Updated 15:49 27 Apr 2016 BST

The punter would have netted a cool £2,500 had he kept faith with the Foxes (assuming they’re going to win the league, of course).
As a consolation, Ladbrokes want the customer to come forward in order to offer him a pair of tickets to a game of his choice next season plus a free bet on any team to win the 2016/17 title.
Alex Donohue of Ladbrokes said:
"This will go down as the worst cash out decision in history. Plenty of 5000/1 backers took sums midway through the season when it looked in the balance, but we wonder what our man didn't like about the 4-2 win on the opening day of the season. We are offering our customer an all-expenses paid day out at a game next season plus another title bet to make amends to soften the blow. With judgement this good, any long term title bets should be left to ride."That's a pretty decent consolation prize - if the punter in question is prepared to reveal himself, of course...
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