Tuesday, June 29, 2010

Please note the Trang game is SUNDAY, not Saturday as previously stated on here.

Monday, June 28, 2010

Surat Thani 1-3 FC Phuket

FC Phuket won their first away game of the season away to Surat Thani this weekend.

This should give the team plenty of confidence going into this weekend's top of the table clash with Trang.

FC Phuket are currently two points ahead of Trang with a game in hand and will take a giant step towards winning the league if they can win on Sunday.

Kick off 6pm at the Surakul Stadium.

Thursday, June 24, 2010

FC Phuket fixtures July & August

FC Phuket fixtures

26 June Surat Thani vs FC Phuket 4.30pm

4 July phuket vs trang 5pm

11 July pattani vs phuket 4pm

18 July phuket vs yala 5pm

24 July phuket vs chumphon 5pm

1 August satun utd vs phuket 5pm

8 August FC Phuket vs Hat Yai 5pm

14 August ranong vs fc phuket 5

22 August nakon si tammarat vs phuket 5

Saturday, June 12, 2010

Krabi 3-2 FC Phuket

FC Phuket lost 3-2 away to Krabi today.

You would already know this if you were following me on twitter

FC Phuket vs Krabi

FC Phuket travel to Krabi today for the first match since the mid season break.

FC Phuket are currently top of the table but have yet to win a single away game.


They signed four new players during the mid season break.

#10 Thawin Butrasombat, FW, from Chaiyaphum United.

13 goal from the first half of this season; 3 hat-tricks and a 4-goal

#11 Wipart Kirdmoah, Offensive MF, from Nakhon Ratchasima FC

Scored a goal in the FA cup match with FC Phuket earlier this season.

#15 Kheerit Mahatthananont, FW, from Nakhon Pathom. Played with Nakhon Pathom team in National Sports Event. Played with Ratchaburi in D1 a few years ago.

#39 Luechar Jantawong, GK, a Phuketian from Kathu. Playing in local football team.

Wednesday, May 12, 2010

FC Phuket 2-1 Samut Prakarn

FC Phuket progressed to the next round of the Thai F.A. Cup thanks to a 2-1 victory away to Samut Prakarn. FC Phuket travelled to Bangkok for the second round tie having defeated Nakhon Ratchasima 2-1 at home in the opening round.

Prolific teenager Adisak Kraisorn opened the scoring in the sixth minute. His strike partner Chakrit Rawanprakorn, who has also enjoyed a highly productive season in front of goal, added a second in the 37th minute.

Samut Prakarn threatened to make a come back when they pulled a goal back late in the second half but FC Phuket held on for the win and progress to the third round of the competition.

Saturday, May 8, 2010

FC Phuket 2-0 Surat Thani 0


FC Phuket maintained their 100% home record with a comfortable 2-0 win over Surat Thani. FC Phuket had to do without the suspended Diarra Ali but were still able to put on a match winning performance in the influential midfielders absence.

FC Phuket took the lead late in the second half through Poramut. An FC Phuket corner was only half cleared and centre half Ronnachai collected the ball wide on the right wing. He did well to reach the touch line and even better to loft a cross which fell kindly for the free scoring FC Phuket winger to score with a well taken volley.

A bad tempered game always threatened to deteriorate and it was no surprise when a Surat Thani player was given his second half marching orders for an ill advised elbow.

Kittitach (pictured) soon added a second with a composed finish. FC Phuket broke the offside trap leaving the striker with only the keeper to beat and he made no mistake bending the ball into the corner with an audacious chip.

Moments later the Surat Thani players left the field, seemingly intent on having the game abandoned. Apparently they were unhappy at what they perceived to be the poor lighting at the Surakul Stadium. Visibility did not seem to be particularly poor and after an extensive consultation the officials deemed that the match should continue.

Jagked was promptly forced into action with a smart save from a free kick and then again as a mishit shot threatened to spin into the top of the net from the resulting corner.

With the clock ticking down teenage winger Ronnachai led an incisive FC Phuket counter attack. He whipped in a cross which was erronously ruled offside by the linesman. The referee then compounded the error by showing Ronnachai a second yellow card, presumably for debating the decision. Although the result was not in jeapordy the 17 year old was visibly upset at being dismissed