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England Triumph Over World Team in Rainwood Icons of Football Golf Event
Picture from Thaiger sponsored second green of Luís Figo & Carlos Tevez. England’s footballing greats dominated the World Team with an emphatic 72-33 victory to claim the Rainwood Icons of Football championship at Robinswood Golf Club, Rainwood Park. The event, held for the first time in Asia, saw an impressive turnout and widespread interest. The second day of the competition began with the third session, featuring an alternate-shot format. The atmosphere was electric, with football and golf fans alike gathered to witness the action. Morning Alternate-Shot Matches • Teddy Sheringham & Lee Sharpe (England) bt Ruud Gullit & Ronald de Boer (World) 5-3 • Jimmy Bullard & John Terry (England) lost to Gabriel Batistuta & Gianfranco Zola (World) 3-4 • Paul Scholes & Phil Jones (England) bt Luís Figo & Carlos Tevez (World) 5-1 • Theo Walcott & Jermaine Jenas (England) drew with Nemanja Vidić & Diego Forlán (World) 3-3 • Robbie Fowler & Paul Ince (England) bt David Ginola & Patrik Berger (World) 6-0 • Phil Jagielka & Joe Hart (England) bt Nigel de Jong & Hamit Altıntop (World) 5-2 At the end of this session, England led 39-21. Afternoon Singles Matches The singles matches in the afternoon further cemented England’s dominance. • Teddy Sheringham (England) bt Ronald de Boer (World) 4-1 • Lee Sharpe (England) bt Ruud Gullit (World) 8-3 • Paul Scholes (England) lost to Patrik Berger (World) 2-3 • Theo Walcott (England) lost to Luís Figo (World) 1-6 • Phil Jones (England) bt Carlos Tevez (World) 6-4 • Jermaine Jenas (England) bt Diego Forlán (World) 5-4 • Robbie Fowler (England) bt Nemanja Vidić (World) 6-2 • Paul Ince (England) bt David Ginola (World) 9-1 • Joe Hart (England) lost to Hamit Altıntop (World) 5-6 • Phil Jagielka (England) lost to Nigel de Jong (World) 2-6 • Jimmy Bullard (England) bt Gianfranco Zola (World) 7-3 • John Terry (England) bt Gabriel Batistuta (World) 5-4 With England winning 72-33 overall, they secured victory in the inaugural Asian edition of the event. The trophy presentation was attended by Thaksin Shinawatra, former Prime Minister of Thailand, Vorapanit Ruairungruang, CEO of Rainwood Group, and Thomas Brooks, CEO and founder of the Icons Series. As part of the tradition, the English team was also awarded brown championship jackets. Vorapanit Ruairungruang expressed her satisfaction with the success of the event, noting the large attendance on the final day. She emphasised the need for greater promotion in future editions, as many spectators were unclear whether footballers were playing golf or vice versa. With a two-year contract in place for the tournament, next year’s event is expected to be even bigger. Rainwood Group also plans to expand facilities, including a 6,000-seat stadium and an on-site hotel, ensuring a more immersive experience for visiting fans. The Rainwood Icons of Football tournament brought together 24 footballers, pitting Team England against Team World in a golfing showdown. Team England featured: Jimmy Bullard, Robbie Fowler, Joe Hart, Paul Ince, Phil Jagielka, Jermaine Jenas, Phil Jones, Paul Scholes, Lee Sharpe, Teddy Sheringham, John Terry, Theo Walcott. They were captained by golfing star Lee Westwood. Team World included: Gabriel Batistuta, Patrik Berger, Ronald de Boer, Nigel de Jong, Luís Figo, Diego Forlán, David Ginola, Ruud Gullit, Carlos Tevez, Nemanja Vidić, Gianfranco Zola, Hamit Altıntop. They were led by Spanish golfer Sergio García. The event successfully combined football nostalgia with golfing prowess, boosting sports tourism in Thailand and setting the stage for an even grander edition next year. Related article. https://aseannow.com/topic/1353268-england-lead-team-world-on-day-1-of-rainwood-football-icons-golf-tournament/ -- 2025-03-03 -
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Israel Hamas War the Widening Middle East Conflict
Pro-Palestinian groups in the West have at protests been calling for a ceasefire in Gaza since Oct. 8, 2023. Now that Hamas has rejected an extension to the first phase of the earlier ceasefire agreement, I wonder if these groups will continue to demand a ceasefire? It ain't the Israelis who are saying "no" this time round. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Monday 3 March 2025
Thais Express Discontent with Government and PM in New Poll File photo courtesy of Siam Rath A recent survey by the National Institute of Development Administration (Nida) reveals widespread dissatisfaction among Thais regarding the government's and Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra's performance. Conducted late last month, the poll sampled 1,310 people nationwide. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1353320-thais-express-discontent-with-government-and-pm-in-new-poll/ 4:30am -
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Where is the weed industry headed in Thailand?
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Monday 3 March 2025
Delivery Driver Killed in High-Speed Crash in Samut Prakan A delivery driver lost his life, and another person was injured when he lost control of his pickup truck and crashed into a parked vehicle and a pedestrian bridge in Samut Prakan. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1353347-delivery-driver-killed-in-high-speed-crash-in-samut-prakan/ -
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Delivery Driver Killed in High-Speed Crash in Samut Prakan
Picture from responders. A delivery driver lost his life, and another person was injured when he lost control of his pickup truck and crashed into a parked vehicle and a pedestrian bridge in Samut Prakan. At approximately 13:30 on 2 March, police from Samrong Tai Police Station received a report of a serious road crash on Pu Chao Saming Phrai Road, heading from Phra Pradaeng Pier towards Samrong. The incident occurred near the Isuzu factory in Moo 3, Samrong Klang, Phra Pradaeng District, Samut Prakan. Emergency responders from the Poh Teck Tung Foundation, along with rescue equipment, were dispatched to the scene. Upon arrival, authorities discovered a black Ford Ranger pickup truck, registration from Bangkok, overturned on its left side near the pedestrian bridge. The vehicle’s front and left side were completely wrecked. Inside, rescue workers found the body of 56-year-old Surasak Boonwasana, a delivery truck driver, trapped in the wreckage with severe head injuries. His body had to be extracted using cutting equipment. Nearby, a Yamaha NMAX motorcycle, registration from Bangkok, and a Honda Wave motorcycle, registration from Bangkok, were both damaged, along with the front glass of a barbershop. About 50 metres away at a U-turn, officers found a silver Isuzu D-Max pickup truck, registration from Bangkok, with extensive damage to its rear. Inside this vehicle was 31-year-old Lapatsarada Prathan, who suffered minor injuries. She had been sitting in the passenger seat while her husband and son were inside the barbershop. Emergency responders provided first aid before transferring her to a nearby hospital. CCTV footage captured the moment the black pickup truck, driven by the deceased, was travelling at high speed in the right lane before suddenly swerving left. It then slammed into the parked Isuzu pickup truck near the pedestrian bridge. Sunthorn Ponglun, 32, a witness, stated:“I was sitting by the road, when I saw the truck speeding past. It looked like the driver blacked out. He was in the right lane but suddenly swerved left and crashed into the parked pickup truck. A woman was inside that vehicle, but luckily she wasn’t badly hurt.” Chanaphisitha Tripornphun, 50, the barbershop owner whose motorcycles were damaged, described the impact:“I was cutting a customer’s hair when I heard a sound like an explosion. When I turned around, I saw the truck nearly hitting the pedestrian bridge. The glass at the front of my shop shattered, and both my motorcycles were destroyed. The driver must have been going over 100 km/h.” Warin Dechchai, 38, the owner of the parked Isuzu pickup truck, recounted:“I had just taken my son to the barbershop and left my wife waiting in the car. Less than ten minutes later, I heard a loud bang, like a tyre exploding. I ran out and saw my wife dazed with a small head wound. I was terrified something had happened to her. In my truck.” Sukchin Tama, 69, a friend of the deceased, speculated that alcohol may have been a factor:“Before the accident, he invited me to go home to Saraburi with him, as we often travelled together. But today, I decided not to go. Not long after, I heard about the crash. I suspect he was drunk because when he visited my house earlier, he seemed intoxicated. He didn’t have any underlying health issues but drank regularly. We had been friends for 13 years and worked as truck drivers together. He never married and often returned to Saraburi.” Police have taken initial photographs and logged the details of the crash. CCTV footage will be reviewed in further detail to confirm the cause. The deceased’s body has been sent to the Institute of Forensic Medicine at the Police General Hospital for an autopsy. -- 2025-03-03
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