Tosser

29/09/10

0-0 TTM Phichit v Bangkok Glass

1-0 Bec Tero v TOT Cat

2-2 Police v Pattaya

1-1 Navy Rayong v Bangkok United

4-0 MT Utd v Osatspa Saraburi

1-2 Thai Port v Chonburi

2-3 Army v Samut Songkhram

http://www.soccerway...-season/tables/

I like the early KALA albums but a bit of Buddah Bless wakes me up

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fjH-PCO04VQ&p=FDB0372E2F8163C7&playnext=1&index=39

25^th/26^th September

Osotspa Saraburi 6-3 Sisaket

Samut Songkrahm 1-0 BEC Tero

TOT Cat 0-0 Army

Chonburi 1-1 Navy Rayong

Bangkok United 1-1 Thai Port

Bangkok Glass 0-3 Buriram PEA

Insee Police United 4-1 TTM Pichit

Pattaya United 2-2 Muang Thong United

Another good result for Pattaya holding the champions to a 2-2 result

This weekends TPL and Div 1 matches from www.thaileaguefootball.com

Thai Premier League Round 24

18th September

18.00 TOT Cat - Osotspa Saraburi

17.00 Buriram PEA - Navy Rayong

19th September

18.00 Bangkok Glass - Chonburi

16.00 Sisaket - Bangkok United

18.00 Army - Police United

16.30 Samut Songkrahm - Pattaya United

Division 1 Round 24

18th September

16.00 Narathiwat - Chanthaburi

16.30 Suphanburi - Suvanaphum Customs

16.00 Songklha - Prachinburi

16.00 RBAC - Air Force United

19th September

16.00 Thai Honda - PTT

17.30 Chula - Khon Kean

16.30 Nakhon Prathom - Sri Racha

17.00 Chiang Rai United - Rachapracha

A 0-0 at Samut Songkram was a good result for Pattaya United considering the injuries and suspensions the team were carrying into the game.

Do any of you guys know how to get to the Bkk Glass ground using public transport? I will travel south by bus and arrive at Bkk Northern Bus station.

Howard Kendall was always drunk at Notts County. Then again I think I would hit the bottle if I were County Manager.

I was at a Grantham game quite a few years back when John Robertson then (and now) with Martin O'neill as manager, came out stumbling and drunk out of the Social club. He slipped and fell on the muddy pitch and couldn't get up. Good mate Martin came over and picked up his friend. ' He aint heavy he's my brother'.

My PooYing Old Boys will be back to defend their title along with my Sons team - ' Thai In Notts'.

I feel the warm glow of real UK Tossers inflicting their quick wit and ready repartee.

I know its not comparable with top flight football from around the globe, but taking in a Thai Premier League fixture should be one of the experiences a football loving ex-pat should experience. Apart from Chonburi ( League Champions), and Samut Songkram all the teams are based in and around the Bangkok area.

The new season began last Sunday with Chonburi being held 0-0 at Chonburi Municipal Stadium by Bangkok Bank. Port Authority FC play at the Thai-Japan Stadium,Tobacco play at the Thephatsdin Stadium and Osopsapa M-150 at the Klong Chan Ground. Krung Thai Bank play in the Chulalongkorn Stadium and P.E.A. play at the Ayutthaya Stadium. There is usually a game on Channel 11 Saturdays about 4 or 5 pm. Fixtures and results in English http://uk.groups.yahoo.com/group/Thaileaguefootball/

Joined the forum yesterday and entered the - Pooying Old Boys - in the thaimex league . My team has been going from the start of the Premier League season.

I'm a Notts County supporter who flits between the UK and Thailand. While in LOS I like to see some Thailand League Football. The closest team being Nakhonratchasima FC. I know its late but I am joining the thaimex fantasy football league.