In a stunning turn of events, Samut Prakan City FC manager, Lagakorn Chanramanee, lost his cool following a tense 0-0 Thai League 2 match against Pattaya United, publicly condemning a segment of Pattaya’s ultra fans and harshly criticising his own team’s supporters. Moments later, he announced his decision to disband the club, sending shockwaves through the Thai football community.

 

The incident took place after the October 26th match at Customs Ladkrabang stadium, leaving Samut Prakan City in 16th place on the league table with only 10 points after 10 games. Following the game, a fiery interview clip was posted on Samut Prakan City’s official Facebook page, capturing Lagakorn’s intense remarks.

 

“The game was entertaining from both sides, and I want to thank the coaching staff of both Pattaya and Samut Prakan for their hard work,” Lagakorn began, commending the efforts made on the field.

 

However, his tone shifted as he described post-game interactions, recounting how his players, while thanking the Pattaya United ultras, were allegedly met with offensive insults targeting their families and backgrounds.

 

“I consider this behavior disgraceful,” he said. “I’m not condemning all Pattaya fans, but I’m denouncing these individuals who have no place in football.”

 

Lagakorn then turned his criticism toward Samut Prakan’s self-appointed head cheerleader, “Pee Odd,” accusing him of undermining team morale. Lagakorn defended his players and staff, placing responsibility for the recent tension on certain fans from Pattaya.

 

Lagakorn’s outburst and the unexpected announcement to disband Samut Prakan City have sparked widespread debate and concern, raising questions about the club’s future and the influence of fan behaviour in Thai football.

 

Picture courtesy of Samut Prakan City’s official Facebook page.

-- 2024-10-27

 

 

impressive dummy spit.

36 minutes ago, Georgealbert said:

met with offensive insults targeting their families and backgrounds.

Happens a lot in Pattaya. 
 

Calling someone’s mother a prostitute has been an insult in many countries for centuries.

1 hour ago, MalcolmB said:

Happens a lot in Pattaya. 
 

Calling someone’s mother a prostitute has been an insult in many countries for centuries.

 

Calling someone's mother a prostitute happens a lot in Pattaya. Not an insult for most though, just money talk. 

Edited October 27, 20241 yr by mran66

Send the fans to Europe so they can see how football fans should behave. I would suggest Lazio or Millwall

1 minute ago, Yagoda said:

Send the fans to Europe so they can see how football fans should behave. I would suggest Lazio or Millwall

Did you get arrested............?  

11 minutes ago, transam said:

Did you get arrested............?  

I love the way your life is so meaningless that you follow me around to spew some gibberish and an emoji

6 minutes ago, Yagoda said:

I love the way your life is so meaningless that you follow me around to spew some gibberish and an emoji

OK, can I take that as a 'yes'.........? 🙂

I think it's common knowledge that out of all the Thai teams, Pattaya is one of the few clubs with crowd issues.  Maybe because of all the "retired" hooligans living in Pattaya?   

30 minutes ago, brewsterbudgen said:

I think it's common knowledge that out of all the Thai teams, Pattaya is one of the few clubs with crowd issues.  Maybe because of all the "retired" hooligans living in Pattaya?   

 

Never seen any crowd trouble at Pattaya, never seem any 'retired' hooligans causing any.

 

Heard plenty of unsubstantiated reports from those who dont have a clue though....

7 hours ago, MalcolmB said:

Happens a lot in Pattaya. 
 

Calling someone’s mother a prostitute has been an insult in many countries for centuries.

 

Yes, but which bar is she now working in? 😆

There's some more context to this particular rivalry.

 

Samut Prakan City only came to be because they took over the former Pattaya Utd and moved the club to Samut Prakan 

 

The current Pattaya Utd are like a Phoenix club that have clawed their way up the leagues off the back of the former club being taken away from Pattaya. Ergo, the Pattaya Utd fans hate Samut Prakan FC.

7 hours ago, sungod said:

 

Never seen any crowd trouble at Pattaya, never seem any 'retired' hooligans causing any.

 

Heard plenty of unsubstantiated reports from those who dont have a clue though....

 

I thought the Port FC in Bangkok is the Millwall of Thai footbal, being in the catchment area of the country's biggest slum and all 

 

no offence to the crowds though - hi-so thais from sukhumvit mixing with Klong Toei residents happily, seem to have more Farang supporters than Pattaya even

6 hours ago, digbeth said:

 

I thought the Port FC in Bangkok is the Millwall of Thai footbal, being in the catchment area of the country's biggest slum and all 

 

no offence to the crowds though - hi-so thais from sukhumvit mixing with Klong Toei residents happily, seem to have more Farang supporters than Pattaya even

 

'Thai ultras' - Bark worse than their bite, more likely to wai you with a smile than to have a punch up.

 

21 hours ago, MalcolmB said:

Happens a lot in Pattaya. 
 

Calling someone’s mother a prostitute has been an insult in many countries for centuries.

Are you commenting from life experiences,  Obviously you might know first hand what is like to have your mother called that as it is only something that i have heard  jest amounts friend joking around. 

23 minutes ago, grubman said:

Are you commenting from life experiences,  Obviously you might know first hand what is like to have your mother called that as it is only something that i have heard  jest amounts friend joking around. 

You mother said to say hello.

16 hours ago, MalcolmB said:

You mother said to say hello.

 

That would be difficult as she left this earth many years ago, which is good thing in a way, because having stereotypical pig like yourself drooling 🤤 all over her would  make my blood curdle.............