Nara United F.C.

Dare I say this, but the T3 South has lost much of its glamour and appeal.

The likes of Pattani, Songkhla, and PT Saturn, not to mention the document challenged Nara United, no longer make up the numbers, and we're left with just 10 clubs in a division that just n- just doesn't have the same level of excitement as previous seasons.

I don't think so.

With three games into the season, no team has 100% record.

PSU Surat Thani are top of the division with seven points.

Samui United are in second, and probably the biggest name in the division, Nakhon Si United, are in third.

The three new clubs are Nara FC, a phoenix club that has risen from last season's Nara United fiasco, Yala City, who join neighbors FC Yala in the third tier, and of course, the relegated Nakhon Si United.

We've sadly lost Krabi FC from last season.

I mean, Loy were a very late entrant into T2.

When Nara United not so much failed club licensing as simply couldn't be bothered with club licensing.

And Loy, who originally finished fourth in T3 last season, were then invited to take their place in Thai League 2.

It's brilliant.