Thailand to tackle Man Utd reserve side

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Thailand will play their final warm-up game in England against Manchester United's reserve side today. Thailand coach Chanvit Phalajivin said that he would try tactics to be used against Japan who will host the kingdom in a World Cup qualifier on February 6.


Thailand have been training with Manchester City for two weeks as part of their preparations for the World Cup qualification.


In the meantime, Worawi Makudi, president of the Football Association of Thailand, said he had talked to Man City executives who promised to pay Suree Sukha, Kiatprawut Saiwaew and Teerasil Dangda directly to their accounts instead of through their agents.


Earlier the trio, who signed with City in November, said they had not yet got a salary from the club but the Blues said they would pay them when they trained with the side full-time.





might it really be against City???
 
Maybe not. We also have a fairly good relationship with the Thai national side. We have been over there to play friendlies in Bangkok before now, and they have also trained at United facilities before.
 
D J Dog Toffee said:
Maybe not. We also have a fairly good relationship with the Thai national side. We have been over there to play friendlies in Bangkok before now, and they have also trained at United facilities before.
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We play another game with the reserves tomorrow!
 
Thailand is very lucky for having Thakshin as an owner of an english club. The chances for their national team for playing with the european side is quite bigger. A massive advantage for the development of Thai football really.
 
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