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Showing posts with label 2002. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 2002. Show all posts
Saturday, 14 May 2022
Saturday, 16 January 2021
Saturday, 18 July 2020
Bangkok XI 1-2 Leeds Utd - Video: 2002
Alan Smith's "horror" tackle and subsequent substition. Plus former Chonburi head coach, Jakkapant Punphee's introduction to the Bangkok XI v Leeds Utd friendly, at Rajamamangala on 30th July, 2002.
Sunday, 5 April 2020
Cup Thai Fever At Albion: 2002
Cup Thai Fever At Albion
The Warrington Guardian
19th June, 2002
When the World Cup hype finally dies down, Witton Albion will be hosting an international tournament of their own - in front of a potential TV audience of 40 million!
Wincham Park has been chosen as the venue for the first Manchester International Football Festival, featuring under-21 teams from Manchester City, Oldham Athletic and the Thailand national team.
The event will be televised live to Thailand a part of a documentary series covering the team's overseas tour.
It will take place from July 16-20 and is being hosted by Manchester City Council, with the full support of the FA of Thailand and the Office of the National Culture Commission of the Government of Thailand.
The festival is being promoted by the Thai Trade and Cultural Organisation, which is based in Manchester, and it is hoped this will be the first of an annual event which, in the future, will attract more teams from the UK and abroad.
There will be three matches at Witton between the teams: Tuesday, July 16, Manchester City v Oldham Athletic (2pm); Thursday, July 18, Thailand v Oldham Athletic (5pm); Saturday, July 20, Thailand v Manchester City (11am).
Tickets are £6, or £3 for under-16s, and for more information ring Witton Albion on 01606 43008 or 01606 47117.
The Warrington Guardian
19th June, 2002
When the World Cup hype finally dies down, Witton Albion will be hosting an international tournament of their own - in front of a potential TV audience of 40 million!
Wincham Park has been chosen as the venue for the first Manchester International Football Festival, featuring under-21 teams from Manchester City, Oldham Athletic and the Thailand national team.
The event will be televised live to Thailand a part of a documentary series covering the team's overseas tour.
It will take place from July 16-20 and is being hosted by Manchester City Council, with the full support of the FA of Thailand and the Office of the National Culture Commission of the Government of Thailand.
The festival is being promoted by the Thai Trade and Cultural Organisation, which is based in Manchester, and it is hoped this will be the first of an annual event which, in the future, will attract more teams from the UK and abroad.
There will be three matches at Witton between the teams: Tuesday, July 16, Manchester City v Oldham Athletic (2pm); Thursday, July 18, Thailand v Oldham Athletic (5pm); Saturday, July 20, Thailand v Manchester City (11am).
Tickets are £6, or £3 for under-16s, and for more information ring Witton Albion on 01606 43008 or 01606 47117.
Tuesday, 14 January 2020
Thailand U19s v Manchester City U19s - Video (2): 2002
A young Datsakorn Thonglao and a young Joey Barton both getting a ticking off from a young(er) Mike Dean, when Thailand U19s played Manchester City U19s at The Manchester International Football Festival in July, 2002.
Saturday, 11 January 2020
Thailand U19s 1-2 Manchester City U19s - Video: 2002
Thailand's equalising goal - scored by Datsakorn Thonglao - in a 1-2 defeat against Manchester City in the Manchester International Football Festival on 20th July, 2002.
Bangkok XI v Leeds Utd - Video: 2002
Kiatisak Semanuang's goal for Bangkok XI in a 1-2 defeat against Leeds Utd at Rajamangala Stadium on 30th July, 2002.
Friday, 27 December 2019
Thursday, 26 December 2019
Oldham Athletic U19s 2-3 Thailand U19s - Highlights: 2002
Thailand's winning goal - scored by Chonburi favourite, Ekkaphan Inthasen - in a 3-2 win against Oldham Athletic in the Manchester International Football Festival on 18th July, 2002.
Saturday, 21 December 2019
Wednesday, 20 November 2019
Saturday, 16 November 2019
Football Siam Feature On Chonburi Code Red: 2002
Results
28/4/02 Chiang Mai (A) D1-1
5/5/02 Nakorn Pathom (H) W3-1 (My first match)
12/5/02 Nakorn Sawan (A) D2-2
19/5/02 Satun (H) W3-0
26/5/02 Suphanburi (H) D1-1
Tuesday, 22 October 2019
Monday, 14 October 2019
Wednesday, 2 October 2019
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