Chiangmai F.C.

[laughs]

Uh, but I remember him, watching him when he was at Chainat, when he put two past Chiang Mai FC in a 2-2 draw, and they were spectacularly good goals.

I have them on video somewhere still.

One, one cutting in on, banging it home with his left foot, the other with his right foot.

... terrible.

In T- in T3 this weekend, on Sunday in...

And, well, just by region, on Sunday in the north, Kalang host Chiang Mai FC, Paknamko host Mae Jo, Phichit play Chiang Rai FC.

Those are the top three in the table.

Rob's in a good mood this afternoon.

His beloved Chiang Mai FC, top of the T3 North.

[laughs]

Ain't that right, Rob?

Buriram put seven past Customs in a 7-2 win in front of 673.

PSU Surat Thani beat FC Yala 1-0.

Chiang Mai FC beat Mae Sot 2-1.

Nara FC lost at home to Samui United 1-0 in front of 1,061.

5 p.m. also Saturday, PSU Surat Thani City host FC Yala.

6 p.m., Chiang Mai FC versus Mae Sot.

7 p.m., big one, this one in the south, Nara FC versus Samui United.

On Sunday, 3.30, Yu Byung-su's North Bangkok University host the Royal Thai Air Force.

Nong Khai FC lost effectively a local derby at home to Nong Bua Pichaya 2 for Thanyot Jittabud.

Muangthong demolished Prayer FC, the Prayer amateur side, 8-0, effectively a training game against the Prayer youth team.

Chanthaburi put 8 past Chiang Mai FC, 3 for Chinawat, 2 for Suwich, Prai Promrat and 2 for Tanin.

So with three buys and six winners, we have nine teams in the route going into the round of 64.

yeah

crazy uh the t3 games that we mentioned in the podcast last friday just running quickly through those chiang rai tsc one chiang mai fc one kesem bundit university two prime bangkok nil pechaburi one bangkok fc2 bangkok fc getting the season off to a good start nara fc nil muang trang nil in front of 1769 down at the matthew provincial stadium The win of the week, Royal Thai Air Force 7, Lopburi Poma FC 2.

The crowd of the week was at Supamburi.

Supamburi 0, Hawaii 0.

Kasitsar won't want the long trip south to Nakhon Si United.

Nakhon Si have the opportunity to show that the wrong team was relegated from T2 last season.

Chantaburi again have the squad to beat Chiang Mai FC who opened their T3 season with an underwhelming draw at Chiang Rai TSC.

And finally, another potential shocker here, Nara FC versus Chiang Mai United, another game that the visiting side will not relish.

Chitsanapong slips in midfield, allowing Jong Woo-gun to take possession, 10 yards into the Konken half.

Ron Iod, ex-Chiang Mai FC, brings down Jong.

It's not a very good challenge.

But the ball runs to Chiang Mai United's Tanapat.