A trip to support Prachuap FC

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TV listing for Sunday's game:

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TV Listings for Sunday's game:

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TV Listings for Wednesday's League Cup fixture:

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TV Listings for Saturday's game:

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This weekend's TV listings:

and in case you guys hadn't heard, the Thai League in their wisdom have brought Gameweek 24 forward to next weekend:

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This coming Sunday's TV listings:

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Sunday's TV listings:

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2 truly remarkable results from a team destined for T2 10 days ago. Did you guys sign Houdini during the mid-season break?

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TV listings for this coming Sunday. A real 6 pointer for you guys - this could be the game that says whether or not you will survive in T1 for another season.

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Another HUGE 6 pointer for you guys tonight:

Here are tonight's TV listings:

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Every game is important for you guys now. Another possible 3 points off a very off-form Port FC tomorrow. Here's the TV listing:

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Wow!!! What can I say? You guys must pray to the VAR God. 2 games running, VAR has gifted you the points. However, it's not all bad. It sets up the clash with my team, Ratchaburi nicely in 2 weeks times as another essential 6 pointer, relegation clash.

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Haven't watched a game this season, hoping they'll lift the stupid restrictions next season and let us go back to the stadium again.

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I've watched them twice in the last couple of weeks on TV at Sam Ao Stadium. The crowd must have been less than 1,000 each time. It's as if they are discouraging supporters from attending matches. I have written to the club 3 times now asking for their rules of entry for non-vaccinated persons (not me, but some of our group are anti-vaxer). On each occasion, my questions have fallen on deaf ears. I've also asked about u.11y.o. kids - silence came the reply. I don't know how much Thai teams rely upon gate money, but if they do, they must be in dire trouble.

Incidentally, they do have a standard rules of entry statement, but being Thailand, every club has such a statement, but a blind eye is turned to certain elements.

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This all comes from higher up, the government does not want to lift restrictions because it means removing the state of emergency which means allowing crowds so those pesky democracy protestors will be back in force.

The restrictions are likely to be a permanent feature while the junta are in control so Thai footie teams will have to seek revenue elsewhere.