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Simon gets distressed as Phil and Rob wax lyrical about Birmingham's Elmdon airport.
Phil cleans up in last weekend's prediction contest. After Tai's predictions she once again says you really should listen to me......
T3 North is predictable - T3 South is where the fans are....
Should the goals be bigger?
The very welcome return to Chiang Mai of Coach Carlos
Chonburi drop a point at last - and who would argue with Charlie Clough!
Updates: Phitsanulok player Ekene Victor Azike is suspended for 7 games after 2 incidents during the game against Chattrakan City, including his elbow in a player's face. He is also fined 25,000 baht & has to pay all medical expenses. The club has reduced his salary by 30% for 3 months. (thanks to @ThaiLeague3News on X)
Sunday's Lamphun v Rayong game may now be played in Lamphun due to flooding in Chiang Mai.
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Chonburi stay top of T2
T3 starts up and Rasisalai United hit nine
CMFC lose opening game at Phitsanulok Unity
Simon takes in a T1 game
Revo Cup next round and some potential banana skins for the T2 sides
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Results from the preliminary round of the Chang FA Cup and the REVO League Cup
Thai League 2 predictions for this weekend.
Our League 3 predictions for the North, North East and Central Divisions.
Behind the scenes - was this a coup at Chiang Mai FC?
A couple of notes:
We did invite Marcelo Conceição to give us a statement: there has been no response.
The T3 regular season will finish on Sunday 30 March 2025.
There is plenty of useful information here in Wikipedia's guide to this season's Thai League 3 North. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2024%E2%80%9325_Thai_League_3_Northern_Region
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Bragging rights for Phil and Rob who both got 5/8 predictions correct for last weekend. Simon not so many!
Who would have guessed that Suphanburi and Kasetsart would play the game of the weekend in T2?
We take a look at the teams in T3 South, East and West - the other three divisions will follow next week.
Phil give True Visions a well deserved earful.
https://youtu.be/AR8D2yqgQ1U?si=1i4NO3iR6bsZMJw5
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Last weekend's results and match reviews from T2. Phil was at Chonburi with his beloved Samut Prakan....
Predictions for this weekend.
CMFC update - our friendly last Saturday at Khelang - and another friendly this Saturday where we look forward to seeing MaeJo United's new centre half....once of Mousehole AFC....play football and see the world !
And some thoughts on the Sunday visit of Chonburi to Chiang Mai United.
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Samut Prakan produce the result of the weekend.
All the week's results from T2 and fixtures for this weekend....
A CMFC update.
REVO - who cares - Cup draw.
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The latest news from the hills around Mon Jam and a review of the first week of the season in T2.
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From Kanchanaburi to Trat via Nakhon Si Thammarat and the purple crabs of Mahasarakham.
A rant about Kasetsart.
Samut Prakan announces Major Cineplex as a new sponsor - good news for Phil at last.
A quick where are we now on CMFC - that could all change by the time that you read this.
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Phil Williams joins Simon and Rob to preview the new Thai League 2 season which starts in just seven days and we all make our predictions for promotion, playoffs and relegation.
We need a new podcast name. Ideas please - not "grumpy old men!"
Also what movies should Samut Prakan show at their first three home games given their new sponsorship from Major cinemas?
Giant white cocks get a mention as well.
This is Part 1. Part 2 follows shortly.
Thanks for listening.
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The lack of updates from CMFC is a concern,
Big sums still due to ex=players, staff and to other parties.
Where are they now update.
Kasetsart the unlikely beneficiaries of CMFC's demise
And an Irish center half embracing his inner barbie!
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Carlos Parreira is back in Thailand - and shook off his jetlag for long enough to talk with Chiang Mai is Blue about the challenge and opportunities at Rayong FC - in Thai League 1.
He is genuinely one of the good guys and we wish him every success in his new role.
We also have an update on the soap opera that is Chiang Mai FC.
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An update on Chiang Mai FC - with a deal for new investors and a team in T3 looking increasingly likely.
Where are they now...as last year's players get snapped up....
The return of coach Carlos to Thailand
A first look at the teams that will be playing in T3 North.
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We talk with Khun Pongsakorn Tantajanya the General Manager of Mahasarakham SBT FC - newly promoted to Thai League 2. This is a club that is doing everything well - organising early for the new season; recruiting quality players; seeking out new sponsors; understanding their budget; and engaging with the local community.
Compare and contrast to CMFC. The search continues for Big Sand - as potential investors into CMFC seek a face-to-face meeting before any deal can be agreed.
And (unusually for us - but it is the quiet season) we look at Thailand's departure from 2026 World Cup qualifying.
Thanks, as always for listening.
Links:
https://www.facebook.com/mahasarakhamsbtfc/
https://www.tourismthailand.org/Destinations/Provinces/Maha-Sarakham/577
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This week's podcast spans the world of CMFC with help from Rob Lewis the 87th in Canada and Dennis Kiselev from Russia, via Mae Hia,
We have a series of awards for our 2023-2024 season that may in years to come be coveted by the winners and nominees.
We also try to update where we are now on the future of CMFC - sadly with no good news.
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An update, as best we can, on the status of CMFC's 2024-2025 license applications; and the possible outcomes. It is complicated and reliable information is at a premium.
Simon goes to Rayong - and eventually comes home.
Part 2 of our whistlestop review of the 2023-2024 season.
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While we wait for news on whether we still have a football club next season, and of which league we will play in, here is part one of our three part review of the 2023/24 season.
A quick update on the T2 playoffs with the last game of the season tomorrow - Rayong entertain Nakhon Si United.
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In Thai League 2 CMFC fell at the last - an entertaining 2-2 draw at home to Nakhon Si United sending the visitors to the T2 playoff final against Rayong.
Our Rayong correspondent adds his thoughts on a memorable night as Chulapa-infused Rayong beat Ayutthaya 4-1 after extra time.
Behind the scenes CMFC is the one club in T2 that saw its application for a 2024/2025 T2 license rejected. The club has until 21 May to appeal, and presumably to provide missing or clarifying information.
CMFC fans are left contemplating the possibility of life in T3. Phayao is a lovely little town
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"It's not how you start the season, it's how you finish. If you wind up helping the team make the playoffs, that's what you play for."
After the first leg games Ayutthaya travel to Rayong defending a 2-1 lead and NakhonSi United will defend a 1-0 lead at Chiang Mai FC.
It really could not be closer - there will be heroes and villains by 8pm on Saturday evening.
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A 1-1 draw at Kasetsart in our final game of the regular season. Happy to see Yoo ByungSoo back, leading the line and scoring our only goal. Kasetsart were already relegated but played with big hearts. I will miss their away zone - the best view for away fans in T2.
CMFC go onto the playoffs. The last four clubs battling it out in the summer heat for the last ticket to T1. CMFC embark on a long distance return to Nakhon Si Thammarat and NakhonSi United - where the two Chiang Mai clubs are the only teams to have won in the League this season.
Please have Samuel Cunningham in the starting XI. Any game is more fun to watch when he plays. It will also be a reunion with a couple of other CMFC alumni.
Simon and I have now both been blocked by the official CMFC facebook page. The club's owner is welcome to join this podcast at anytime to explain this action.
Finally apologies for the less than optimal sound this week...and for the fact that Simon sounds like he is on a distant planet!
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With a hot-weathered and hot-tempered win over Chainat, Chiang Mai FC confirmed a play off spot alongside Nakhon Si United, Rayong and one of Ayutthaya, Lampang or Rayong. It's complicated....
The Thai FA have given Stenio Jnr a four match ban after incidents at the end of the game.
Rayong and Samut Prakan share twelve goals including a Galhardo special.
Congrats to Nakhon Ratchasima confirmed as champions and to Nongbua Pitchaya promoted as runners-up.
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