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FA Cup 4th round draw

Navy Rayong v BKK Utd

CHONBURI v Samut Songkhram

Army v PEA

Sisaket v TTM

BEC Tero v Nakhon Pathom

Rajpracha v SriRacha

Bang Phra v Osotspa

Muang Thong v Air Force Utd

When will these ties take place SriRachaShark?

They are supposed to take place on August 11th and August 25th. However, as Thailand are also scheduled to play Singapore on the 11th, I would imagine some of them will be moved. Especially as the international will be at the Yamaha Stadium, which is the home of Muang Thong Utd. The local football authorities have surpassed themselves this time. :)

So far it's

August 11th

Bang Phra v Osotspa

Army v PEA

BEC Tero v Nakhon Pathom

Muang Thong v Air Force

August 25th

Sisaket v TTM

Rajpracha v SriRacha

Navy Rayong v BKK Utd

CHONBURI v Samut Songkhram

I'll post any updates when I learn of them.

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]TPL matches this weekend

7/8 - 4.30pm True Vision - TTM Pichit v Chonburi

7/8 - 6pm Football Siam - Bangkok Glass v TOT Cat

7/8 - 6pm T-Sport - Pattaya Utd v Army

7/8 - 6pm Siam Sport - Bangkok Utd v BuriramPEA

8/8 - 6pm Siam Sport - Muang Thong United v Thai Port

Muang Thong v Thai Port is the pick of the matches this weekend for sure. They are the two form teams.

and goals of July vid

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FA Cup 4th round draw

Navy Rayong v BKK Utd

CHONBURI v Samut Songkhram

Army v PEA

Sisaket v TTM

BEC Tero v Nakhon Pathom

Rajpracha v SriRacha

Bang Phra v Osotspa

Muang Thong v Air Force Utd

When will these ties take place SriRachaShark?

They are supposed to take place on August 11th and August 25th. However, as Thailand are also scheduled to play Singapore on the 11th, I would imagine some of them will be moved. Especially as the international will be at the Yamaha Stadium, which is the home of Muang Thong Utd. The local football authorities have surpassed themselves this time. :)

So far it's

August 11th

Bang Phra v Osotspa

Army v PEA

BEC Tero v Nakhon Pathom

Muang Thong v Air Force

August 25th

Sisaket v TTM

Rajpracha v SriRacha

Navy Rayong v BKK Utd

CHONBURI v Samut Songkhram

I'll post any updates when I learn of them.

it's funny how they give dates then change them the next da....ygot an update on this

http://www.thaileaguefootball.com/index.php?lay=show&ac=article&Id=91712&Ntype=1

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]TPL matches this weekend

7/8 - 4.30pm True Vision - TTM Pichit v Chonburi

7/8 - 6pm Football Siam - Bangkok Glass v TOT Cat

7/8 - 6pm T-Sport - Pattaya Utd v Army

7/8 - 6pm Siam Sport - Bangkok Utd v BuriramPEA

8/8 - 6pm Siam Sport - Muang Thong United v Thai Port

Muang Thong v Thai Port is the pick of the matches this weekend for sure. They are the two form teams.

and goals of July vid

anybody in Bangkok going to see one of these games ? at my age, I think it is time to lose my Thai-Premier-league-virginity {~_~}

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Double header this weekend. Off to watch Bangkok Glass v Tot tomorrow with Spit the dog. And then we're off to Muangthong v Thai Port on Sunday evening. Hopefully a shock win for the Klong Toey Army.

Read that Buriram PEA with their Kingpower connections are in talks to buy a large share of Leicester City F.C. with the possibility of one or two of Leicester's young 'uns playing over here! I can just imagine it ...

'Tommy son, you need to go out on loan to get first team some experience.'

'Where am I going, gaffer? Newcastle? Milton Keynes? Rochdale? Berwick Rangers? Skegness?'

'Mmmmmm ... actually you're off to play in the Premier League.'

'Fantastic! Where?'

'Well, it's the Thai Premier League and the team plays in the middle of nowhere in a place called Buriram.'

'Eh? What? Where? <deleted>?!?'

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Double header this weekend. Off to watch Bangkok Glass v Tot tomorrow with Spit the dog. And then we're off to Muangthong v Thai Port on Sunday evening. Hopefully a shock win for the Klong Toey Army.

Read that Buriram PEA with their Kingpower connections are in talks to buy a large share of Leicester City F.C. with the possibility of one or two of Leicester's young 'uns playing over here! I can just imagine it ...

'Tommy son, you need to go out on loan to get first team some experience.'

'Where am I going, gaffer? Newcastle? Milton Keynes? Rochdale? Berwick Rangers? Skegness?'

'Mmmmmm ... actually you're off to play in the Premier League.'

'Fantastic! Where?'

'Well, it's the Thai Premier League and the team plays in the middle of nowhere in a place called Buriram.'

'Eh? What? Where? <deleted>?!?'

Did you see the Bangkok Glass bunnies?

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Pictures of the bunnies please instead of pics of you 2 on FB.

As requested.

Bangkok Glass' game with TOT wasn't bad. First visit to the Leo Stadium. I can confirm that Spit The Dog enjoyed the beer and the bunnies. It's a promising looking ground. One top though, is get there early if you want a decent view from the smaller stand that runs down the side of the pitch as the fence at the bottom will spoil your view if you end up sat near the front. Consequently we left 5 minutes into the game with cries of 'farang pai nai waaa' ringing in our ears and made our way to the more spacious big end behind the goal from which you can get an excellent view of both the pitch and passing airplanes! Not a good spot if you suffer from vertigo. First time we've ever paid twice to see the same match but at 80 baht nothing to get too worked up about. Although he didn't say it, I think Spit's motivation for moving was to be closer to the bunnies who took up position behind the goal.

Haven't been able to find any figures for the attendance, but it was something like 4-5,000. Friendly fans and a reasonable game of football. The highlight was Michael Byrne's goal on his debut which was wonderfully created and set up by a defence splitting ball. All in all a good evening of footy.

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Hi :)

Are you guys going to a game on the 28th of August? I am in BKK that weekend and I would love to tag along.

Cheers

Pompui

It is possible that the TPL matches scheduled for the 28th and 29th August will be moved, in order to stage a round of the new League Cup competition. It's best to keep checking. I'll post on here when I know for certain.

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Hi :)

Are you guys going to a game on the 28th of August? I am in BKK that weekend and I would love to tag along.

Cheers

Pompui

It is possible that the TPL matches scheduled for the 28th and 29th August will be moved, in order to stage a round of the new League Cup competition. It's best to keep checking. I'll post on here when I know for certain.

Thanks for letting me know :wai:

Cheers

Pompui

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Here's the highlights from last weekend in the TPL http://www.thaileaguefootball.com/index.php?lay=boardshow&ac=webboard_show&Category=thaileaguefootballcom&thispage=&No=8161

And also a round of matches on tomorrow (Wednesday the 18th) can check out here http://www.soccerway.com/national/thailand/thailand-league/2010/regular-season/matches/

If in Bkk biggest ones are Muang Thong Utd v Bangkok Glass and Thai Port v TOT Cat. Also Buriram PEA v Pattaya Utd is an interesting one.

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Here's the highlights from last weekend in the TPL http://www.thaileagu...ispage=&No=8161

And also a round of matches on tomorrow (Wednesday the 18th) can check out here http://www.soccerway...season/matches/

If in Bkk biggest ones are Muang Thong Utd v Bangkok Glass and Thai Port v TOT Cat. Also Buriram PEA v Pattaya Utd is an interesting one.

The Chonburi v BEC Tero match kicks off at 7:00pm and not 6:00pm as advertised on Soccerway.

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This weekends Thai Premier League matches

Saturday 21st

6pm Bangkok Glass v Pattaya United, LEO Stadium

6pm Army v Osotspa Saraburi, Army Stadium

6pm TOT Cat v Police United, Yamaha Stadium

Sunday 22nd

4.30 Samut Songkrahm v Chonburi

4.30 TTM Pichit v Bangkok United, Pichit Stadium

4pm Sisaket v Thai Port, Sisaket stadium

5pm Buriram PEA v Muang Thong United, I-Mobile Stadium Buriram

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Tables the Division 2 Regional League with 4 rounds remaining.

http://www.thaileaguefootball.com/index.php?lay=show&ac=article&Id=76867&Ntype=2

and to get promoted

The top 2 ranked teams from each mini league (total 4) are promoted to Division 1



The 1st group will be:

1st of the Northern region

1st of the Central and Eastern region

2nd of the Southern region

2nd of Northeastern region

2nd of Bangkok Metropolitan region

The best of the 3rd place

Total 6 teams

The 2nd group will be:

2nd of the Northern region

2nd of the Central and Eastern region

1st of the Southern region

1st of Northeastern region

1st of Bangkok Metropolitan region

The second best of the 3rd place

Total 6 teams

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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

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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.

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25th/26th 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

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