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Geylang United F.C videos
Here is some footage of another of Thai Port's future AFC Cup opponents, Geylang United of
Singapore. The first video shows highlights of the recent Singapore Cup Final between Geylang
United and Bangkok Glass at Jalan Besar Stadium.
The second highlights package is from an 8 goal thriller in the S-League, between Geylang United
and DPMM.
2010 AFC Cup draw - Preview
The draw for the 2010 AFC Cup takes place on Monday 7th December at AFC House, Kuala Lumpur,
starting at 3pm local time (7am UK time). Thai Port are in the East Asia part of the draw. 12 clubs
from the region will be drawn into 3 groups of 4 teams.
Teams 1-9 listed below, have qualified for the AFC Cup.
2010 AFC Cup draw
The draw for the 2010 AFC Cup group stage took place at AFC House in Kuala Lumpur this morning.
Thai Port were drawn in Group H with Tai Po from Hong Kong, Geylang from Singapore and one of the
losing teams from the ACL qualifying playoff. Presumably we can't be drawn against another Thai
team (Muangthong) or a team from Singapore (Geylang are already in the group), so that would leave
either Da Nang of Vietnam, or Sriwijaya of Indonesia.
Woofoo Tai Po F.C
Here is some video footage of one of our AFC Cup opponents, Woofoo Tai Po F.C from Hong Kong. Their
fans look like a friendly bunch, they even chant in English which is nice of them!
Hong Kong FA Cup victory
Glory Glory Glory Tai Po!
AFC Cup play-off idea dismissed
Dr Vichit Yamboonraung, the Chairman of the Thai Premier League, has dismissed an outrageous idea
to hold a play-off match between Thai Port FC (FA Cup winners) and Chonburi FC (TPL runners up), to
decide who gets the AFC Cup spot. Khun Vichit said, "This idea was presented at a meeting, but had
little chance happening because the qualification rules have already been set" - And they've
already done the draw!
Geylang know what to expect from Thai Port
In an interview with the Singapore League website, Geylang United manager Mike Wong said that
despite not seeing Thai Port in action, he knows what to expect from their AFC Cup, Group H
rivals.
"Looking at Thai Port, a Thai team will always be a Thai team in the way it will play fast
football.
