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Posted March 13, 2010 11:34 · last edited March 18, 2021 07:44

valeo wrote:
wolfman wrote:

From Thailand, a couple of guys who might be worth keeping an eye on are Anon Sangsanoi (striker, 25yrs, BEC Tero Sasana), and Kawin Thammasatchanon (goalkeeper, 19, Muang Thong United)



A Thai goalkeeper, and a young one at that? No thanks!
 
Now I know, Robson is a) not a very successful manager, and b) biased as ambassador for Man Utd, but it's nice to have support.
 
In Kawin's defence, he did play all 30 games for the Muang Thong last season, when they won the league, and he's looked good when I've seen him play for Thailand.
 
Of course, now that Robson has recommended him to Man U, he may feel he's too good for the Nix.
 
 
Good opportunity for Kawin
  • Published: 12/03/2010 at 12:00 AM

Thailand coach Bryan Robson has recommended national goalkeeper Kawin Thamsatchanan to Manchester United.

Thailand and Muang Thong United goalkeeper Kawin Thamsatchanan.

"I told them that he is worth looking at," the former United skipper said yesterday.

"I am trying to compile DVDs and will send them to Manchester United so that they can make a decision if they will invite him to go over there for a trial."

He added: "As we know, Manchester United are one of the best teams in the world. Even one Thai player going there to improve himself would be a massive step for Thai football."

The former England international is still a global ambassador for Man U.

Kawin of Thai Premier League champions Muang Thong United was outstanding in Thailand's 1-0 defeat to Iran in an Asian Cup qualifier last week.

Robson, who is in charge of both the full national side and the Asian Games (U23) team, said he would watch as many Thai Premier League matches as possible to find new players for both squads.

Robson yesterday witnessed a contract signing ceremony between the Football Association of Thailand (FAT) and Beer Chang producer ThaiBev.

The firm has extended its sponsorship for the FAT for another two years worth 30 million baht a year. The new deal expires next year.

wolfman2010-03-14 00:36:58

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valeo wrote:
wolfman wrote:

From Thailand, a couple of guys who might be worth keeping an eye on are Anon Sangsanoi (striker, 25yrs, BEC Tero Sasana), and Kawin Thammasatchanon (goalkeeper, 19, Muang Thong United)



A Thai goalkeeper, and a young one at that? No thanks!
 
Now I know, Robson is a) not a very successful manager, and b) biased as ambassador for Man Utd, but it's nice to have support.
 
In Kawin's defence, he did play all 30 games for the Muang Thong last season, when they won the league, and he's looked good when I've seen him play for Thailand.
 
Of course, now that Robson has recommended him to Man U, he may feel he's too good for the Nix.
 
 
Good opportunity for Kawin
  • Published: 12/03/2010 at 12:00 AM

Thailand coach Bryan Robson has recommended national goalkeeper Kawin Thamsatchanan to Manchester United.

Thailand and Muang Thong United goalkeeper Kawin Thamsatchanan.

"I told them that he is worth looking at," the former United skipper said yesterday.

"I am trying to compile DVDs and will send them to Manchester United so that they can make a decision if they will invite him to go over there for a trial."

He added: "As we know, Manchester United are one of the best teams in the world. Even one Thai player going there to improve himself would be a massive step for Thai football."

The former England international is still a global ambassador for Man U.

Kawin of Thai Premier League champions Muang Thong United was outstanding in Thailand's 1-0 defeat to Iran in an Asian Cup qualifier last week.

Robson, who is in charge of both the full national side and the Asian Games (U23) team, said he would watch as many Thai Premier League matches as possible to find new players for both squads.

Robson yesterday witnessed a contract signing ceremony between the Football Association of Thailand (FAT) and Beer Chang producer ThaiBev.

The firm has extended its sponsorship for the FAT for another two years worth 30 million baht a year. The new deal expires next year.

wolfman2010-03-14 00:36:58