This is my attempt at translating a Thai interview into English with some help from Nig Dammusig and Kosin Attanoraks. This interview is by Kosin Attanoraks (nicknamed “Man”) from his series of interviews called “One Man Show” where he takes some time out to have an extended chat with some of the top players in […]
This Friday, yes Friday Port travel to Chonburi. I can’t remember Port having a Friday fixture before, so this is a vaguely historic occasion. Fake an injury, finish work early and get down to Chonburi, history or infamy awaits. Port’s visits to Chonburi have been marred with losses of many varieties, one fan even […]
Goal of the Season Boskovic 1st goal vs Pattaya A clockwork orange n’ blue goal, vintage 2018. This goal sums up Port’s season, when everyone does their job well we can slice teams apart. Nurul, Suarez and Boskovic are all involved, if Nurul and Suarez don’t get injured and Bosko found form a bit sooner […]
Port return home this Saturday to face Nakhon Ratchasima after a disappointing run of form. I was talking with Hockers trying to remember our last win, anyone?…….. Trat away July 25th. Our last league win?…….. Police Tero July 21st. I know we’ve had a break, but it comes to something when you are struggling […]
7.00 p.m. Saturday 21st July True Sports 6 Port are coming off two of their worst performances this season, injuries and changing the team around didn’t help, but back to back losses against a team who previously only had 5 points in 2018 is alarming. Who do we face? One of the teams Port […]
Port traveled to Air Force looking for a comfortable route to the quarter-finals, but it was not to be. Air Force had more chances on the night. Port looked like 3 different teams in an oddly disjointed match. Start as we mean to go on Air Force started brightly and looked more likely to score […]
FA Cup 2nd round (32 teams) Wednesday 4th July Port started this cup match with pretty much a full strength team. Worawut (36) stepped in for Rattanai (17), probably just to give Rattanai a rest. The one notable absence was Pakorn (7), maybe he was injured, maybe being rested. I’m sure he would […]
What a difference a year makes in 2017 Ubon and Port were trading blows in the middle of the T1 table challenging each other to be the best of the promoted teams. 2018 sees a dramatic shift in fortunes. While Pang has splashed the cash Ubon’s owners have slashed their budget. The View from […]
Port head off to Ratchaburi this Saturday looking for another three points in T1. With two wins and a draw over the last two seasons we can be fairly confident of getting something from the Dragons. Before we get too cocky, both of the Port wins have been hard fought 3-2 victories which could […]
Wednesday 25th April Kick off 5.45 p.m. Bloody Chainat Away Port and Chainat isn’t a local derby, and it isn’t big meeting of ex-powerhouses of Thai football. However it does have a history to it. Singing in the Rain My first trip to Chainat saw our most important player our big Korean central defender […]