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14,474 Buriram PEA
11,208 Muangthong
7,395 Sisaket
5,733 Bangkok Glass
5,728 Army Utd
5,369 Chonburi
3,557 Chiang Rai Utd
3,657 Osotspa Saraburi
3,638 Police Utd
3,171 Khon Kaen
2,875 Samut Songkhram
2,840 BEC Tero
2,832 Thai Port
2,285 Siam Navy
2,243 TTM Phichit
2,075 Sriracha
1,710 Pattaya
1,431 TOT
SOURCE - BKK Football Blog
Teerathep Winothai was supposed to be the latest in a long line of talented Thais to make an
impression on the game beyond their own borders. But his highly publicised move to Lierse SK in
Belgium never really worked out and he returned to Thailand with Muang Thong United who farmed him
out to BEC Tero.
The Thai FA have more front than Brighton beach. A couple of years ago they promised to support
England's World Cup bid and in return England agreed to their request to play a friendly in Bangkok
earlier this year.
The Thais reneged on their promise and England, perhaps not surprisingly, cancelled their proposed
trip to Bangkok.
Thai international striker Sarayoot Chaikamdee is reportedly joining Army United. The former Thai
Port player spent last season with Bangkok Glass where he scored 15 goals during the 2011 TPL.
Where that leaves Army striker Leandro is unclear. The Brazilian hit 18 goals last season for the
team nicknamed The Gentlemen!
Mais um jogo amistoso, foi disputado no dia 06/10/2011, na cidade de Bangkok-THA, onde jogaram as
seleções da Tailândia (117º no ranking da FIFA) e a seleção da Jordânaia (85º no ranking da
FIFA).
Antes desse jogo, as 2 seleções jogaram:
ELiminatórias ContinentaisBangkok 06/01/2010 THA0:0JOR Second round
Amman 14/01/2009 JOR0:0THA Second round
Amistosos2006Ayutthaya 01/02/2006 THA0:0JOR 2004Bangkok 08/10/2004 THA2:3JOR 2004Bangkok 08/07/2004
THA0:0JOR
O árbitro desse jogo, foi: Benjamim Williams-AUS
In most places, perhaps not the seedy underbelly of Bangkok, this type of treatment lying down
will run you some cash and an adult worker willing to go a bit off book. This fine gentlemen from
Brazil provides his goods and services free of charge.
And though this injury is of a different variety, there are probably less effective methods of
snapping an unconscious player back to reality.
I dunno how many football matches I've seen over the years in various countries; can't be far off a
1,000. But outside of a pub league game on a Sunday morning in brass monkeys weather I have never
seen a professional footballer take a phone call just minutes before kick off in a vital top flight
game.
Mais um jogo das eliminatórias da Copa do Mundo de 2014, foi realizado no dia 06/09/2011, na
cidade de Bangkok-THA, onde jogaram as seleções da Tailândia (120º no ranking da FIFA) e a
seleção de Omã (103º no ranking da FIFA).
Antes desse jogo, as 2 seleções jogaram:
Eliminatórias Copa do Mundo2010Muscat 22/06/2008 OMA2:1 (0:1)THA Third stage2010Bangkok 26/03/2008 THA0:1 (0:1)OMA Third
stage
Copa da Ásia2007Bangkok 12/07/2007 THA2:0 (0:0)OMA First stage2004Chengdu 28/07/2004 OMA2:0 (1:0)THA First
stage
Amistosos2001Bangkok 29/09/2001 THA2:0 (1:0)OMA 1998Bangkok 04/12/1998 OMA0:2 (0:0)THA First round1986Daegu
25/09/1986 THA0:0OMA
O árbitro desse jogo, foi: Kim Dong Jin-KOR.
Bangkok Glass have signed Cameroonian defender Valery Hiek. Should be a good signing for the Thai
team, Hiek has been a consistent performer for Home United over recent seasons.
BANGKOK POST
The Thai football team yesterday offered apologises to fans for their early exit at the SEA
Games.
The squad returned home yesterday after three defeats and only one win in Group A at the
biennial event.
"I apologise to our fans for our failure," said coach Prapol Pongpanich.
Tomorrow sees the Singapore Cup Final taking place at the Jalan Besar Stadium. Home United will
look to complete the first leg of a domestic double when they take on League Cup winners Albirex
Niigata.
Last year's affair saw Bangkok Glass defeat Tampines Rovers 1-0 (programme cover left) while I got
shitfaced in an infamous bar district with persons unknown and returned home with just a toy bus
for my son.
Mais um jogo amistoso, foi disputado no dia 24/08/2011, na cidade de Bangkok-THA, onde jogaram as
seleções da Tailândia (118º no ranking da FIFA) e a seleção de Cingapura (131º no ranking da
FIFA).
Antes desse jogo, as 2 seleções jogaram:
Eliminatórias Copa do MUndo1978Singapore 27/02/1977 SIN2:0 (0:0)THA First stage
Eliminatórias ContinentaisBangkok 18/11/2009 THA0:1 (0:1)SIN Second round
Singapore 14/11/2009 SIN1:3 (0:1)THA Second round1996Singapore 09/07/1996 SIN2:2 (0:0)THA
Preliminary round1996Bangkok 01/07/1996 THA1:1 (1:0)SIN Preliminary round1976Bangkok 16/01/1979
THA4:0SIN 1968Hong Kong 26/03/1967 THA4:1SIN
AmistososNonthaburi 11/08/2010 THA1:0 (1:0)SIN
Nakhon Ratchasima 17/01/2010 THA1:0 (0:0)SIN 2006Bangkok 04/02/2007 THA1:1 (1:0)SIN Final
stage2006Singapore 31/01/2007 SIN2:1 (1:0)THA Final stage2006Bangkok 26/12/2006 THA2:0 (0:0)SIN
2002Singapore 22/12/2002 SIN1:1 (1:1)THA First stage2002Bangkok 10/02/2002 THA4:0SIN 2001Singapore
13/08/2001 SIN0:5 (0:2)THA 2001Singapore 27/01/2001 SIN1:1 a.
Image: Robert Cianflone/Getty Images AsiaPac.
Lucas, we realise that your hair situ wasn't (and shouldn't have been) uppermost in your mind
while you were visiting a soccer club for under-10′s in flood-hit Bangkok. For that reason, we're
not going to give you a hard time.
But you do seem to be sporting a bit of a combover there.
Socceroos won in Bangkok last night.
And wasn't it fantastic. Tense, tight and terrific football - from the Thai's at least. With a
packed stadium in downtown flooded Bangkok the Aussies are no longer in Oceania.
And remember this is only the first group stage.
We needed a point - but if Robbie Kruse didnt know which of the Sutkee brothers at the end he
played with in Melbourne - Michael Zullo had a fair idea by the end of the night.
Perhaps I'm showing my age but Robbie Fowler most definitely ain't of my era. I was getting
ensconced in Bangkok as he started making ripples in the Premier League and I remember him scoring
a quick fire hat trick for Liverpool against Arsenal in one of his early games.
Now I've moved on from Bangkok and he has moved there.
Perhaps I'm showing my age but Robbie Fowler most definitely ain't of my era. I was getting
ensconced in Bangkok as he started making ripples in the Premier League and I remember him scoring
a quick fire hat trick for Liverpool against Arsenal in one of his early games.
Now I've moved on from Bangkok and he has moved there.
Much is made of the booming interest in the Thai Premier League but I wonder how booming it really
is. Yes, 2009 was a good season but instead of consolidating or improving, 2010 was a mess and so
is the current season for reasons I have covered before.
But how about attendances? Are the fans supporting their local team?
There is a Thai FA Cup this year but unless you actually live at the Football Association of
Thailand offices in the Supachalasai Stadium, following it is a lesson in futility and the current
floods in Bangkok won't make things any easier.
The Round of 16, where did these stupid names come from?
It's been reported in Thailand that Muang Thong United and their coach Henrique Calisto have parted
ways. Which is fair enough when you consider the back to back champions haven't won a Thai Premier
League game since August 20th when they beat TOT 3-1. Indeed their last home win was 10 August when
they thumped Bangkok Glass 6-2.
Singapore Cup
Etoile v Home United 0-1 (Frederic Mendy)
Mendy's goal against his former team ensured at least one of this year's Singapore Cup Final would
be a local team, Home winning 2-1 on aggregate.
Tonight Hougang United take on Albirex Niigata.
Recent Singapore Cup Finals
2010 Bangkok Glass v Tampines Rovers 1-02009 Geylang United v Bangkok Glass 1-02008 SAFFC v
Woodlands Wellington 2-12007 SAFFC v Tampines Rovers 4-32006 Tampines Rovers v Chonburi 3-22005
Home United v Woodlands Wellington 3-2
To depress Singaporeans even more when was the last time a local team won any thing there?
Singapore Cup
Etoile v Home United 0-1 (Frederic Mendy)
Mendy's goal against his former team ensured at least one of this year's Singapore Cup Final would
be a local team, Home winning 2-1 on aggregate.
Tonight Hougang United take on Albirex Niigata.
Recent Singapore Cup Finals
2010 Bangkok Glass v Tampines Rovers 1-02009 Geylang United v Bangkok Glass 1-02008 SAFFC v
Woodlands Wellington 2-12007 SAFFC v Tampines Rovers 4-32006 Tampines Rovers v Chonburi 3-22005
Home United v Woodlands Wellington 3-2
To depress Singaporeans even more when was the last time a local team won any thing there?
Malaysia Cup
Kedah v Johor 3-3Perak v Sabah 2-1Terengganu v Sime Darby 1-0Negeri Sembilan v PKNS 0-2Kelantan v
Sarawak 4-0Felda United v Johor FC 1-1Selangor v T Team 1-2KL v PDRM 0-0
Thai Premier League
Buriram PEA v Bangkok Glass 2-1Siam Navy v Pattaya United 1-2Army United v Osotspa 1-1Chiang Rai
United v BEC Tero 1-3Sri Racha v Khon Kaen 4-1TOT v Thai Port 1-0Sisaket v Police United 1-1
1 - Buriram PEA 22 16 5 1 39-10 532 - Chonburi 22 13 6 3 43-19 453 - Muang Thong United 21 13 5 3
34-14 44
14 - Surayuth Chaikamdee (Bangkok Glass)13 - Leandro (Army United), Ronnachai Rangsiyo (BEC Tero)11
- Wasan Natasan (Chiang Rai United)
Thai League Cup
Muang Thong United v Chonburi 0-0
Screen-grab of the livestreaming of the matchAs what Thailand's German coach Winfried Schaefer said
before the game "Result doesn't matter" and so both his team and Singapore fought to a goal-less
encounter in front a near empty gigantic Rajamangala Stadium.
Singapore coach Raddy Avramovic surprised many by naming just recovered Fahrudin Mustafic in the
starting eleven for this Bangkok friendly.
Phaitoon Thiabma, who enjoyed a couple of spells with Persijap in the Indonesia Super League, has
been called up by new Thai coach Winnie Schaefer ahead of their opening World Cup Qualifiers.
Missing from the squad is the Thai Premier League's Sarayut Chaikamdee. I watched Thailand during
last years AFF Cup and often felt their game lacked its normal fluidity by having the relativley
static Sarayut as a target man.
It's finally arrived, everyone. The day we've all been slogging through summer for. The start of
a dreamy ten-month long season of bliss. The Arsenal are playing again. *add triumphant horn music
when technology allows*
The game kicks off tomorrow, Saturday the 13th, at 5:30pm UK time, 12:30pm Eastern, 9:30am
Pacific.
What have we learned from Arsenal and Chelsea's Far East experience?
Chelsea are bringing a taste of the Premier League to Asia and our very own John Cross is on the
road with them, bringing you all the behind-the-scenes gossip and news... *** My trip around the
Far East is now into its fourth week, having taken in four different cities.
14/08 Tampines Rovers v Home United15/08 SAFFC v Albirex Niigata16/08 Hougang United v Okkthar
United17/08 Gombak United v Etoile18/08 Home United v Tampines Rovers19/08 Okkthar United v Hougang
United20/08 Etoile v Gombak United 21/08 Albirex Niigata v SAFFC
Last year of course Bangkok Glass beat Tampines Rovers 1-0 in the final.
Schlong in Hong Kong.
Anelka with a George Michael-esque pose
Yeah, the above phrase, from known lyrologist Christopher Bridges, is kind of lewd. Hey, at
least I didn't use Bang cock in Bangkok when we were in Thailand. Area Codes, dude.
By now you should know that we're on the cusp of competing in our first organized tournament of
the new season.
Highest Thai Premier League 2011 Attendances
24,712 Buriram PEA v Chonburi24,125 Buriram PEA v Chiang Rai United21,370 Muang Thong United v Si
Sa Ket20,011 Muang Thong United v Buriram PEA16,360 Buriram PEA v Thai Port
Lowest Thai Premier League 2011 Attendances
429 Navy v Pattaya United437 TOT v Pattaya United447 Pattaya United v Navy629 Navy v TTM673 Pattaya
United v Osotspa
Can we learn anything from these numbers?
It is difficult to draw conclusions from a preseason friendly, sure. That's not to suggest
certain impressions cannot be made, however. So, with that being said, let's take a brief look
inside today's exhibition in Bangkok.
Hardware
Following our first two preseason friendlies of 2011-12, in which we were overtly lackluster but
still managed to win, Chelsea awaken somewhat in a 4-0 defeat of a pretty strong group of all-stars
from the Thailand Premier League.
Extended highlights of the first half are below. Hit the jump for a look at the second half.
Drogba is so fine. So fine.
Bangkok son. Our boys continue their trek through Asia today in the city of big, nasty, graphic
dreams. Who do we play? A merry, talented band affectionately known as the Thailand All-Stars.
What do I know about them? Absolutely nothing.
Drogba is so fine. So fine.
Bangkok son. Our boys continue their trek through Asia today in the city of big, nasty, graphic
dreams. Who do we play? A merry, talented band affectionately known as the Thailand All-Stars.
What do I know about them? Absolutely nothing.
Chelsea tour blog: Tuk tuks, scissor kicks and Prem shirts everywhere welcome to
Bangkok!
Chelsea are bringing a taste of the Premier League to Asia and our very own John Cross is on the
road with them, bringing you all the behind-the-scenes gossip and news... *** A group of men sat
round watching the game completely fixed to their TV screens.
Come fly with me Chelsea's players passed the time on their flight from Kuala Lumpur to Bangkok
with a spot of TV work. Salomon Kalou took over as cameraman for Chelsea TV. For some reason best
known to himself, Kalou brands himself as "David Cameroon" during his interview with Fernando
Torres. The presumably accidental mispronunciation [.
Chelsea tour blog: Villas-Boas may be a Special boss but he's no Mourinho when it comes
to the media
Chelsea are bringing a taste of the Premier League to Asia and our very own John Cross is on the
road with them, bringing you all the behind-the-scenes gossip and news.
Singapore fans may have queued overnight to buy tickets for the World Cup Qualifier against
Malaysia this Saturday but they have been lees keen to commit to the second leg.
4,000 tickets were bought within hours of going on sale, though applicants could buy a maximum of
four per person which could see a flooded black market and banks of empty seats if scalpers had
moved in hoping for a quick killing.
Kenny Dalglish has spoken of his pride at leading Liverpool into their first ever fixture in
mainland China.
The Reds will kick-off their Far East tour by taking on Guangdong Sunray Cave in Guangzhou on July
13 - and the manager is delighted to be giving local fans the opportunity to see their heroes in
action for the first time.
Kenny Dalglish has spoken of his pride at leading Liverpool into their first ever fixture in
mainland China.
The Reds will kick-off their Far East tour by taking on Guangdong Sunray Cave in Guangzhou on July
13 - and the manager is delighted to be giving local fans the opportunity to see their heroes in
action for the first time.
12 - Surayut Chaikamdee (Bangkok Glass), Leandro (Army United)9 - Wasan Natasan (Chiang Rai
United), Frank Ohandza (Buriram PEA), Ronnachai Rangsiyo (BEC Tero)
1 - Buriram PEA 17 13 3 1 38-8 422 - Chonburi 17 10 5 2 27-10 353 - Muang Thong United 17 10 4 3
32-19 34
Second half of season kicks off 30 July
