MOF Customs United 0 Chiang Mai FC 3 3 October 2020 : Lad Krabang 54 Stadium Starting XI Korraphat Eakkaluk Bamba Samroeng Meedech Sadney Nattachai Ryo Atthawit Athibordee Sumeth Highlights <iframe width=”560″ height=”315″ src=”https://www.youtube.com/embed/YAdpDhO7qGs” frameborder=”0″ allow=”accelerometer; autoplay; clipboard-write; encrypted-media; gyroscope; picture-in-picture” … Continue reading
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I had already been to Ranong back in March 2020 for the scheduled 14 March away visit of Chiang Mai FC. The Covid outbreak meant that the match was cancelled but the flights, car hire and hotel were already booked … Continue reading
For the next two weeks I will be traveling to the south or Thailand, with a short one night return to Chiang Mai. In 16 days I should see five football matches, cover some 3,000 or so kilometres and see … Continue reading
I am not entirely sure why I am bothered by this or why I bothered to write a response. Maybe just to explain how I lost someone else who I had considered a friend. That is three through the time … Continue reading
With he imposition of National Security Legislation I fear the sun just set on everything that has made Hong Kong such a special place. A city that I love, where my son was born, and that for so long I was … Continue reading
There is a new national security law coming to Hong Kong whether the people like it or not: Senior officials in the city have not seen the bill. It has bypassed the Hong Kong legislative assembly. Yet by tomorrow it … Continue reading
With the economic fall-out of this awful pandemic it was inevitable that Emirates would follow other airlines with a large number of redundancies Yesterday the government-owned airline took the decision to lay off hundreds of employees in the second … Continue reading
Amidst all the US/China tub-thumping, finger-pointing and unhelpful commentary at all levels of government and society here is a draft of the letter that Xi JinPing should be issuing if he wants to be seen as a statesman, a leader, … Continue reading
Reuters picture of visor wearing dancers at the Erewan Shrine in Bangkok With a low rate of infection and a very small number of deaths from the coronavirus there are strong calls for Thailand to re-open her economy. But this … Continue reading
| Let’s start by what is not changing – at least until 31 May or a future announcement. The 10pm to 4am curfew remains in place. No alcohol may be sold or purchased. Quarantine restrictions remain in place for people … Continue reading