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Friday 8 October 201019.00 Muangthong United v Army at Yamaha Stadium Live at Siam Sport TV]

Sunday 10 October 2010

16.30 SCG Samut Songkram FC v Sisaket Maungthai FC at Samut Songkram Provincial Administrative Organization Stadium LIVE on Siam Sport TV18.00 Pattaya United v Bangkok United at Nong Prue Stadium Live on STAR SOCCER TV18.00 INSEE Police United v Navy Rayong at Thammasart Rangsit Stadium Live on Siam Football TV

Division 1 2010, 28th week, 9-10 October 2010Saturday 9 October 2010

16.00 RBAC FC v S Sri Racha FC at Rattanabundit University16.00 Cash Today Chantaburi FC v Thai Honda at Chantaburi Stadium17.30 Chula United v Prachinburi FC at Chulalongkorn University17.30 Airforce United v Nakhon Pathom FC at Thupadhemi Donmuang Stadium Live on IPM Sport Cup 8

Sunday 10 October 2010

15.40 PTT Rayong v Suvannabhumi Customs at PTT Mab-Kha Stadium Rayong16.30 Khon Kaen FC v Songkla FC at Khon Kaen Stadium Live on IPM Sport Cup 818.00 Chiang Rai United v Supanburi FC at Chaing Rai Stadium

more info www.thaileaguefootball.com

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I went to the game and it was 50 baht to get in and 25 baht a beer. No drinking in the stadium of alcoholic drinks. The game itself was played at a fast pace and Buriram were on top for most of the game. Buriram also had a large travelling support who were very vocal and seemed to be having a great time. Although they had cheerleaders with bullhorns the fans seemed to be having a great time. The level of skill on display was actually higher than I though it would be. Buriram ran out 2-0 winners but it could have been more if Buriram had taken their chances in the first half. I am off down to Chonburi v Buriram on Sunday. This time I will take some pics providing I have some battery in my blasted smart phone.

Cheers

Pompui

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Pompui hope you have a ticket for the Chonburi v Buriram PEA match, it was sold out a few days ago. It's a big match that may determine who plays in the Asian Champions league next year, and maybe even who is going to push for the championship this year.

With 2 round remaining here are the fixtures this weekend. League leaders Muang Thong United are off to Syria to play in the semi finals of the Asian Cup so take the weekend off. They will be back to play 2 matches next week, one win will secure the championship.

Sunday 17 October 2010

15.30 Sisaket Maungthai FC v TTM Pichit at Sisaket Stadium Live on Siam Football TV

17.00 Rajnavy Rayong v Bangkok Glass FC at Rayong Stadium Live on T-SPORT

17.00 Thai Port FC v Army at PAT Stadium Live on TRUE-SPORT

17.00 Bangkok United v TOT CAT FC at Bangkok University Rangsit Stadium Replay on NBT 11

18.00 Chonburi FC v Buriram PEA at Chonburi Stadium Live on NBT 11

18.00 Pattaya United v BEC Tero Sasana at Nong Prue Stadium Live on Siam Sport TV

18.00 INSEE Police United v Osotspa M150 Saraburi at Thammasart Rangsit Stadium Live on STAR SOCCER TV

exciting times for Division 1 as 3 go up and 4 go down. 2 matches to go it's unclear what will happen but the neutrals are excited about the prospect of Khon Kean and Chiang Rai Utd in the Premier League next year.

Division 1 2010, 29th week, 16 October 2010Saturday 16 October 2010

15.40 PTT Rayong v Khon Kaen FC at PTT Mab-Kha Stadium Rayong

16.00 Supanburi FC v Chula United at Supanburi Sport School Stadium

16.00 Nakhonpathom v Suvannabhumi Customs at Kasetsart University Kampangsaen Campus Live on IPM SPORT CUP 8

16.00 Songkla FC v Narathiwat FC at Natawee Sub-District Stadium

16.00 Prachinburi FC v Chiang Rai United at Prachinburi Stadium

18.00 Rajapracha Nontaburi v RBAC FC at Yamaha Stadium

18.00 Sri Racha FC v Thai Honda at Sri Racha Stadium Live on T-SPORT

Also the first round of the Division 2 Champions League Playoff this weekend

16 October

16:00 Saraburi - Chiang Mai

16:00 Rangsit Uni - Buriram

18:00 Trang - Phichit

17 October

16:00 Bangkok FC - Chainat

16:00 Samut Prakhan - FC Phuket

16:00 Loei City - Rayong

Some exciting movements here too... Chiang Mai and FC Phuket have dominated their regions and will start their campaigns for promotion to the bigger leagues. Full fixtures here

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Khon Kaen F.C drew 0-0 with PTT Rayong today.

This means that they are promoted to the Premier League.

Beware The T Rex.

Also.

Prachinburi 0 - 1 Chiangrai United

TABLES

# Team MP W D L

1 Sriracha 28 18 5 5 54 31 +23 59

2 Khonkaen 29 15 8 6 50 34 +16 53

3 Chiangrai United 29 14 8 7 41 32 +9 50

4 Nakhon Pathom 29 11 15 3 53 35 +18 48

5 Songkhla 29 13 9 7 46 34 +12 48

6 Air Force United 28 13 7 8 43 28 +15 46

7 Suvarnabhumi C… 29 12 9 8 42 34 +8 45

8 Chula United 28 10 8 10 55 41 +14 38

9 Thai Honda 28 10 7 11 30 30 +0 37

10 PTT 28 8 11 9 46 49 -3 35

11 Prachinburi 28 10 5 13 28 33 -5 35

12 Raj Pracha 28 10 5 13 28 39 -11 35

13 Chanthaburi 28 8 9 11 33 36 -3 33

14 Suphanburi 29 5 7 17 28 50 -22 22

15 RBAC Mittraphap 27 5 6 16 29 59 -30 21

16 Narathiwat 29 4 3 22 16 57 -41 15

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The Thai Premier League season and Division 1 came to a close last weekend,

here is the TPL table http://www.thaipremierleague.co.th/en/tpl2010.php

and the Div 1 Table http://www.thaipremierleague.co.th/en/ld12010.php

here is a clip of when Muang Thong United secured the league in the second to last round

So we have Sri Racha, Khon Kaen and Chiang Rai joining the Premier League which is regarded as a huge boost to the top flight.

we still have the FA Cup, League Cup and Division 2 play-off running.

This Saturday FA up Semi Finals

Army v Chonburi

Navy Rayong v Muang Thong United

more info at www.thaileaguefootball.com

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Matches this weekend

30th October FA Cup Semi FInal

5pm - Navy Rayong v Muang Thong United - FBSTV

5pm - Army v Chonburi - T-Sport

Division 2 Champions League Play-off http://www.thaileaguefootball.com/index.php?lay=show&ac=article&Id=93004

30 October1316:00Loei City-Bangkok FC1418:00FC Phuket-Chainat1518:00Rayong-Samut Prakhan 31 October1616:00Rangsit Uni-Saraburi1717:00Buriram -Trang1818:00Phichit-Chiang Mai

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from www.thaileaguefootball.com - Fixtures this weekend

Division 2 Champions League

13 November

25 16:00 Chainat - Samut Prakhan

26 18:00 Rayong - Bangkok FC

27 18:00 FC Phuket - Loei City

14 November

28 17:00 Buriram - Saraburi *on Saturday

29 18:00 Chiang Mai - Trang

30 18:00 Phichit - Rangsit Uni

Toyota League Cup

Sunday 14th November

4pm Osotspa Saraburi v Buriram PEA T-Sport TV

5pm Navy Rayong v Thai Port FBSTV

Sunday 14th November

Singapore Cup Final

6.30pm Tampines Rovers v Bangkok Glass

Asian Games Football Women

6pm Thailand v Japan Ch7

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If anyone is planning to go to the Thai FA Cup final on Sunday 28th November (ko 4:00pm), there is a lot of useful information here.

http://www.clubwebsite.co.uk/chonburifc/club_bespoke.pl?page_select=10334

It includes travel advice, what to expect at the stadium (Supachalasai), a guide to the two teams (Chonburi and Muang Thong Utd), a comprehensive match preview written by Thai Port coach Nathan Hall and much more.

Hope it helps. :)

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The new season kicks off with the traditional curtain raiser, the Kor Royal Cup, on Sunday 30th January. The match, at the Supachalasai Stadium in Bkk, will be contested by TPL champions Muang Thong Utd and FA Cup winners Chonburi. Kick off is at 4:00pm.

The TPL gets underway two weeks later, on February 12th.

You can see a complete, up to date version of the 2011 TPL fixture list here:

http://www.clubwebsite.co.uk/chonburifc/club_news.pl?news=476660

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This will be our first full season in Bangkok so looking forward to watching some football this year; only, we don't know who to support! We're traditionalists in that at home we supported our local team in the Irish Premier Division, but I have no idea who our 'local team' is in Bangkok. We live in the Phra Kanong/On Nut area so a stadium nearby would be good but it seems to me as if Thai teams seem to relocate and rename themselves every few weeks... any advice?

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This will be our first full season in Bangkok so looking forward to watching some football this year; only, we don't know who to support! We're traditionalists in that at home we supported our local team in the Irish Premier Division, but I have no idea who our 'local team' is in Bangkok. We live in the Phra Kanong/On Nut area so a stadium nearby would be good but it seems to me as if Thai teams seem to relocate and rename themselves every few weeks... any advice?

Your nearest team would be Thai Port. They play at the Port Authority of Thailand Stadium in Klong Toey. It's about a 10-minute walk from Klong Toey underground station. Thai Port play in the Thai Premier League. They finished 4th last season in the league and won the Toyota League Cup. They have lost their main striker, but win, lose or draw, a fun day out is usually had at the stadium. Entry is about 80-100 baht. You can buy beer and snacks outside and take them in with you. Crowds usually average between 3,500 - 8,000 depending on the opposition.

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Well, i got my season ticket for Bangkok Glass FC on Sunday. 1st league match Pattaya United this Saturday. I hear the game will be played in Chonburi though? Due to ground alterations apparently? If anyone knows where Pattaya will play this game I'd be grateful if someone could post.:jap:

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Well, i got my season ticket for Bangkok Glass FC on Sunday. 1st league match Pattaya United this Saturday. I hear the game will be played in Chonburi though? Due to ground alterations apparently? If anyone knows where Pattaya will play this game I'd be grateful if someone could post.:jap:

They will be playing at the Chonburi Sports College Stadium - aka IPE Stadium - until their new ground is finished.

The Sports College Stadium is really easy to find. It's on Sukhumvit as you head into Chonburi, about two or three kms after the motorway exit. You will see a shopping mall on your left and Sripathum University on your right. The entrance to the ground is on the left hand side after you pass the market - which is almost directly opposite Sripathum University.

Hope that helps.

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Update on TPL table

1 TTM Phichit 3

2 Chonburi 3

3 Pattaya United 3

4 Buriram PEA 3

5 Police United 3

6 Samut Songkhram 1

7 Sisaket 1

8 Sri Racha 1

9 Navy 1

10 Osotspa Saraburi 0

11 BEC Tero 0

12 Bangkok Glass 0

13 Chiang Rai 0

14 Khon Kaen 0

15 Muang Thong United 0

16 Thai Port 0

17 TOT 0

18 Army United 0

Biggest Match this weekend

Bangkok Glass v Muang Thong United also Khon Kaen play first ever match in Div 1 on Sunday and Thai Port athome for first time this season. In Div 1 Chiang Mai are playing their first home match under 2010 coach of the year should be interesting.

All Fixtures up on www.thaileaguefootball.com

Also the preview vid http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jXpVim7DfVQ

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This will be our first full season in Bangkok so looking forward to watching some football this year; only, we don't know who to support! We're traditionalists in that at home we supported our local team in the Irish Premier Division, but I have no idea who our 'local team' is in Bangkok. We live in the Phra Kanong/On Nut area so a stadium nearby would be good but it seems to me as if Thai teams seem to relocate and rename themselves every few weeks... any advice?

Sounds like you are very close to me, as I am in Sukhumvit Soi 50. Let me know if you want to go and see a game.

Cheers

PomPui

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Its great to see the self acclaimed big time charlies get a thrashing by The Thai Army yesterday.

Is that Christian guy who plays for Muang Thong unable to keep his feet seems he spends most of his time on the deck.555

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I saw the Thai Army/Muangthong U match - unreal - after the red card came out, the flood gates opened

thanks to srirachashark for the link to the updated fixture

i am trying to find people to watch these matches for my company, and it's been a nightmare trying to get an accurate schedule - every site seems to be different, and yeah - they change a lot (or so it seems!)

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