Todays Premier League Result

Customs Department 1 - 4 Bangkok Uni

Good strong win for the students, recovering from getting knocked out in the Singapore Cup

Students fail Singapore Cup Test

Singapore Cup Result

Young Lions 0 - 0 Bangkok Uni

Young Lions advance 1-0 on aggregate

Singapore Cup / National Coach

Singapore Cup First Leg Result

Bangkok Uni 0 - 1 Young Lions

Devastating blow, conceding in the last minute. Return leg in a few days to get one over them

Bigger breaking news though, Peter Reid has been confirmed as the new national team manager. Best of luck Peter, i will bring my Druryfire Comment over the next day.

Singapore Cup Quarter-Final Result - 7th July

Woodlands Wellington 0 - 0 Tobacco Monopoly (1-1 on aggregate)

Woodlands advance 4-2 on penalties.

Well, all that could seperate them was penalties, unfortunatly it was Tobacco on the wrong end. There adventure to Singapore is now over.

We now have Bangkok University left, so hopefuly they can progress to the semi-finals and reap revenge over Woodlands.

Tobacco will be back, let's hope this does not harm their Premier League season.

Domestic League Snippets

Transfers

Following transfers have been made in the last week.

Nigerian Ajayi Gdenga Samuel left Cambodian League side Phom Penh Empire for Krung Thai Bank for $8,000 dollars, thanks to www.jakartacasual.blogspot.com for this info.

Bangkok Uni striker Kraison Panjaroen has joined Chonburi.

Stadium Changes

Chonburi & Coke-Bangpra have been kicked out of the Chonburi Municipality Stadium. Chonburi have moved back to the Princess Srintorn Stadium for the rest of the season and Coke-Bangpra have moved back to The Coke Stadium for the reminder. Thanks to sriracha from the forum www.bigsoccer.com for this snippet

Fixture Mix Up??

Domestic Season

When the Premier League gets under way again, has FAT taken into consideration that they have penciled in Tobacco Monopoly to play at home against Osotspa on the 5th July when the team will actually be commited to playing in Singapore in the Singapore Cup against Woodlands Wellington on the 4th with the second leg match being played on the 7th.

The same could go for Bangkok University who play their second leg match of the Singapore Cup against Young Lions on the 11th July which should cancel out their match the day later against Customs Department in the Premier League.Will these games be moved to another date, or will FAT really expect them to play all these games? Or even take off points for no shows?I really hope FAT kick off their Thailand Cup so our teams don't have to go away to get competition in Singapore.