Another day another self-inflicted backwards step for Port. This morning it’s been announced that coach Dusit has resigned after the recent poor run of form. The official line is that Dusit decided to walk after starting the season with 4 wins 3 draws and 4 defeats, which failed to meet the goals set for the […]
Arriving at the game yesterday I was met by the sight of a large pile of tickets on offer at a desk just inside the club shop. Having offered my season ticket, I was informed that these were for sale and season tickets were collected elsewhere. Not a good sign for the possibility […]
“You know what? You’re like a big bear with claws, with fangs” You could be despondent about last weekend’s defeat to Buriram and it was certainly a bit of a low. Having got ourselves excited about getting back into a 25% filled PAT stadium and a good run giving hope we could […]
First the big news. We’re going back in. Late on Friday it was announced that The PAT would be open to fans, with the capacity limited to 25%. From the pictures and reports of those who headed down to the ground on Saturday morning, it appears we could be heading for a sold […]
Now we’re rolling. After the slip up at Suphanburi, Port avoided a banana skin on an absolute dog of a pitch in the Bangkok derby, which saw plenty of individual slips but collectively the team stood tall and proud running out one nil winners. However, there was little time to enjoy the victory, with the […]
The draw has been made for the first round of the FA Cup with Port drawing MBF Amphawa FC. The game will be played at their ground on the 27th of October with kick off time to be confirmed. The MBF apparently stands for Modern Brazilian Football. They made the first round having […]
“We don’t play football anymore….everything is about VAR VAR” – Mario Gjurovski If l made whatever the football blogging equivalent of new year’s resolutions are, then this season’s would have been to try and avoid talking about VAR as much. Last Saturday as l sat down to watch Port’s trip to Suphanburi and […]
Port make the short trip to Suphanburi for the fourth round of the Revo Thai League, on Sunday evening and as is the new normal, unless there has been some change since last weekend (and there’s no reason to believe there has been), the match will be a behind closed doors affair. […]
For their second home game of the season, Port are again the early 1730 Saturday kick off, hosting “Hilux Revo Thai League” newcomers Khon Kaen United. Those of you with a season ticket can once more bask in the glory of its value, as the game is a behind closed doors affair. Port […]
When I first started watching Thai football Suphanburi were very much a club on the up and widely considered to be the next cab off the rank into title contention. Sadly the years since have not been kind. As talent has drifted away from the club and the replacements either haven’t been to the […]