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Amateur football in Thailand

By Hans Pronk
Posted in Living in Thailand, Sport, Football
Tags: Amateur football

January 22 2024

About 10 years ago, a man unknown to me walked onto our property. My wife didn't know him either. But he did know us and he had an envelope with him containing an invitation to a party because his son was entering the monastery. None of that is important for this story, but what is important is that the man was dressed in football clothes. Hmmm, apparently football was played in Thailand after all, and by elderly men.

What is amateur football like in Thailand?

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Posted in Reader question
Tags: Amateur football

October 31, 2023

I would like to know more about (amateur) football in Thailand. What is the structure, how is the football pyramid set up, etc.

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Amateur football in Thailand

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