Wednesday, November 06, 2013
Burira Ra Ram United Win Thai Premier League
A word, or two, about Thai football.
It continues to be dominated by the usual suspects, plus one with a political dynasty to the north west of Bangkok liking what they have seen other dynasties do with the game and, perhaps, their popularity.
1 - Buriram United 32 24 9 0 78
2 - Muang Thong United 32 21 8 73
3 - Chonburi 32 18 8 6 62
4 - Suphanburi 32 14 9 9 51
Buriram then made it three titles in six years though their first, in 2008, they were known as PEA and played in a different town and the second they were known as Buriram PEA.
The other three titles in the last six years were won by Muang Thong United.
The FA Cup final is between Buriram United and Bangkok Glass while the League Cup will be the final game of the Thai season and will see Buriram United play Ratchaburi.
Buriram have won both the FA Cup and the League Cup in the last two seasons.
It continues to be dominated by the usual suspects, plus one with a political dynasty to the north west of Bangkok liking what they have seen other dynasties do with the game and, perhaps, their popularity.
1 - Buriram United 32 24 9 0 78
2 - Muang Thong United 32 21 8 73
3 - Chonburi 32 18 8 6 62
4 - Suphanburi 32 14 9 9 51
Buriram then made it three titles in six years though their first, in 2008, they were known as PEA and played in a different town and the second they were known as Buriram PEA.
The other three titles in the last six years were won by Muang Thong United.
The FA Cup final is between Buriram United and Bangkok Glass while the League Cup will be the final game of the Thai season and will see Buriram United play Ratchaburi.
Buriram have won both the FA Cup and the League Cup in the last two seasons.
# posted by Me @ 9:01 AM 
