BURIRAM UNITED.

[Herbergier]

I just read on the Dutch internet, that Manchester United want making a trip in july/august to Thailand, China, Autralia and Japan, for play  some friendly footballgames.

[candy]

 Really?

 

[candy]

League Cup 2013

3rd Round

Wed June 5 2013

Rayong FC v Police United (1800, Rayong Provincial Sports Stadium)

Udon Thani FC v Songkla United (1800, Udon Thani Institute of Physical Education)

Rachaburi FC v Khon Kaen FC (1800, Rachaburi Provincial Sports Stadium)

Nakon Rachasima FC v Muang Thong United (1830, 80th Birthday Stadium)

Chiang Rai United v Chonburi FC (1830, United Stadium [SMMTV])

Buriram United v Siam Navy (1830,I-Mobile Stadium


Come on BURIRAM,  Korat  , Chiang Rai UTD ,  Khon Kaen  and Udon.

[candy]

Why Schaefer’s Appointment at Muang Thong Marks the End of Worawi
 
In his time as Thai national coach, Winnie Schaefer has had a prickly, at best, relationship with Worawi Makudi. Like a couple who marry in haste then repent at leisure, their union has been unravelling since the Suzuki Cup final when, despite playing with a stronger team, the Thais were unable to overcome Singapore hampered by, among other things, poor preparation and a national stadium taken out of action for car racing.

Like a messy divorce, the end of Winnie’s reign has been ugly and protracted. When he spoke to Thai League Football in February, his boss took the chance to snipe back that his coach shouldn’t be talking to the press but him. As divorce lawyers are fond of saying, fighting couples are not the problem: it’s when they stop fighting that the divorce papers need to be drafted. During the last three months barely a direct word has passed between the couple, with only the media getting one side of the conversation and relaying it to the other. Unfortunately, when one of them was asking for the salt, the message received was, “let’s not spare the Tabasco.”

So why does Winnie’s arrival at SCG Muang Thong United spell the end for Worawi? Although he doesn’t like to mention it, Worawi used to be a powerful part of the current Thai Premier League champions and enjoys a very close relationship with the club’s owners. When the FAT Head had his little local difficulty in the last election, he received a great deal of support from the northern Bangkok giants and Siam Sport, who own Muang Thong and a huge media empire, have a five year contract to support the Football Association of Thailand. It would be in their interests to keep well away from anyone criticising their man.

In normal circumstances, Schaefer would be cast out of Thai football and every effort made to stop him coaching at club level in the Kingdom. He would be seen as poisonous and a dangerous voice criticising the cozy world of the non performing football governing body. But now things are different. Winged by his embarrassing AFC defeat and openly criticised and nominated against by political heavyweight and Buriram Chairman Newin Chidchop, the past is now coming back to haunt the embattled Dear Leader. He can no longer go to the English FA to pull a famous name out of the hat to coach the country and save his skin after his double dealing with England’s World Cup bid. With the arrival of Newin Chidchop on the football scene, his record of dragging the national team down to historic lows stands in stark contrast to Buriram’s preparations for the AFC Champions League quarter finals on August 21st.

Worawi’s allies can see the damage his reign causes to Thai football and, like any political power, are preparing to fire up the shredder, smile and take two steps back the next time he visits. It appears that the former Teflon coated leader is left with only two choices: stand for reelection and be battered by Newin’s nomination Virat Chanpanich, or slip away un – nominated to beg for indulgence from his friends at FIFA.

He will lash out and look to save his skin with all his remaining political capital, but even his allies have grown tired of his ineptitude and are furiously rewriting history. “Worawi Makudi? I think we have heard his name, but we never met…”
Matt Riley

[Antonio]

BURIRAM UNITED=3 V SIAM NAVY=1


In Buriram, the match with Siam Navy was suspended twice due to a massive downpour. Buriram eventually squelched their way through to the quarter finals with late goals from Carmelo and Osmar ensuring their 3-1 win.

Toyota League Cup Last 16 Results

Buriram Utd 3-1 Siam Navy
Chiang Rai Utd 0-0 Chonburi (Chonburi won 6-5 penalties)
Nakhon Ratchasima 2-1 Muangthong Utd (AET)          Don't you just love this result.
Ratchaburi 7-1 Khon Kaen
Rayong FC 4-2 Police Utd
Udon Thani 1-0 Songkhla Utd

Fixtures (Saturday 15 June)
Luk Tapfah Pathumthani Utd v Air Force
PTT Rayong v Army Utd

 

[Antonio]

BURIRAM UNITED=3 V SIAM NAVY=1

[Antonio]

FA Cup
Thai FA Cup 2013
Round 3 – Wednesday, June 26



Phuket FC v Rachaburi (1830, Suragun Stadium)

Rayong FC v PTT Rayong (1800, Rayong Provincial Sports Stadium)

Siam Navy v Singh Tarua (1830, Navy Stadium, Sattahip)

Bangkok Glass v Chonburi FC (1800, Leo Stadium)

Muang Thong Utd v Songkla Utd (1830, SCG Stadium)

TOT SC v Police Utd (1800, TOT Stadium)

Buriram Utd v Chainat FC (1800, I-Mobile Stadium)

Samut Songkram FC v TTM FC (1800, Samut Songkram Provincial Government Stadium)

Patalung FC v Nakon Rachasima FC (1800, Patalung Provincial Sports Stadium)

Chiang Rai Utd v Khon Kaen FC

Supanburi FC v Army Utd

Si Saket FC v Bangkok FC

Osotspa Saraburi v Nontaburi FC

Trat FC v BBCU FC

BEC Tero Sasana v Pattaya Utd

Bangkok Utd v Prajuap FC

 

[candy]

[wolfman]

FA Cup
Thai FA Cup 2013
Round 3 – Wednesday, June 26



Phuket FC v Rachaburi (1830, Suragun Stadium)

Rayong FC v PTT Rayong (1800, Rayong Provincial Sports Stadium)

Siam Navy v Singh Tarua (1830, Navy Stadium, Sattahip)

Bangkok Glass v Chonburi FC (1800, Leo Stadium)

Muang Thong Utd v Songkla Utd (1830, SCG Stadium)

TOT SC v Police Utd (1800, TOT Stadium)

Buriram Utd v Chainat FC (1800, I-Mobile Stadium)

Samut Songkram FC v TTM FC (1800, Samut Songkram Provincial Government Stadium)

Patalung FC v Nakon Rachasima FC (1800, Patalung Provincial Sports Stadium)

Chiang Rai Utd v Khon Kaen FC

Supanburi FC v Army Utd

Si Saket FC v Bangkok FC

Osotspa Saraburi v Nontaburi FC

Trat FC v BBCU FC

BEC Tero Sasana v Pattaya Utd

Bangkok Utd v Prajuap FC

 

Or you could simply visit www.thaileaguefootball.com & save candy & Antonio the trouble of copying & pasting everything over here.

[Antonio]

FA Cup
Thai FA Cup 2013
Round 3 – Wednesday, June 26


Buriram Utd v Chainat FC (1800, I-Mobile Stadium)

Or you could simply visit www.thaileaguefootball.com & save candy & Antonio the trouble of copying & pasting everything over here.

Where Buriram United is concerned it's never any trouble,only pleasure.
Looks like Buriram is heading for another treble Wolfman.
 

[JAI P.E.A.]

 Quote Wolfman, Or you could simply visit www.thaileaguefootball.com & save candy & Antonio the trouble of copying & pasting everything over here.  WHY visit this web site ? this web site  & YOUR WEB SITE IS ANTI   , everytime someone posted something you & Greg did not like ie the TRUTH about muang thong utd YOU DELETED the post ? welcome1NOT !!!. on this web site we can post what we want    TPL  coming home soon 

[wolfman]

, Or you could simply visit www.thaileaguefootball.com & save candy & Antonio the trouble of copying & pasting everything over here

WHY visit this web site ?

Because it's an excellent source of information, news, and opinions on Thai football. As evidenced by 4 of the 6 posts before my comment being copied and pasted directly across here. (And a couple of posts earlier, a link to the site)

this web site & YOUR WEB SITE IS ANTI-Buriram

Ignoring the tautology, rubbish. I challenge you to show evidence of this. And I mean, a consistent anti-Buriram position, not a couple of sarcastic throw-away comments.

everytime someone posted something you & Greg did not like ie the TRUTH about muang thong utd YOU DELETED the post ?

Yawn.. I assume you're referring to the completely unrelated forum. Again, complete rubbish. Personally, I never deleted any posts. As far as I'm aware, binnsy's post calling me a wanker is still there. I didn't like that.

on this web site we can post what we want

  And get repeatedly banned for it, but create a new username almost immediately. But I suppose that's my fault, too.

[Adam]

Please continue to post ANYTHING and EVERYTHING, Buriram United as when I am on a ship using my company lap top lots of sports websites are blocked, but I can always rely on you guys to keep me informed.

KEEP ON POSTING BOYS......North Korea rules!!!!

[Antonio]

 Binnsy's post calling me a wanker is still there. I didn't like that

You might not like it,because sometimes the truth hurts.

[Antonio]

Please continue to post ANYTHING and EVERYTHING, Buriram United as when I am on a ship using my company lap top lots of sports websites are blocked, but I can always rely on you guys to keep me informed.

KEEP ON POSTING BOYS......North Korea rules!!!!

Nice one Adam