richdfox Posted 28 November 2011 Posted 28 November 2011 http://www.talksport.co.uk/sports-news/football/football-league/championship/1325/05/thai-strike-starlet-lands-leicester-trial? anyone know anything about him?
Fox92 Posted 28 November 2011 Posted 28 November 2011 Our PA announcer will have trouble reading his name.
acooling08 Posted 28 November 2011 Posted 28 November 2011 His name has got to be the worst I've ever heard
richdfox Posted 28 November 2011 Author Posted 28 November 2011 http://community.manutd.com/forums/p/31737/876202.aspx back in 2008 it looks like he had a link with man united...
richdfox Posted 28 November 2011 Author Posted 28 November 2011 http://http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GpIrS...layer_embedded
Fox92 Posted 28 November 2011 Posted 28 November 2011 He is from Thailand according to a website I just read.
Happy Fox Posted 28 November 2011 Posted 28 November 2011 No doubt our Thai connections have pushed for this trial, one for the future who knows?
Houdini Logic Posted 28 November 2011 Posted 28 November 2011 18 Year old Thai striker. About all I can find
MikeyT Posted 28 November 2011 Posted 28 November 2011 Our PA announcer will have trouble reading his name. "And the Leicester City goalscorer is number ??? Kittiphong Pluemjaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii". Sounds good to me!
AlphaMaleFox Posted 28 November 2011 Posted 28 November 2011 fotball.aftenbladet.no: Brann-junior skal trene med Leicester SK Brann junior to train with Leicester BE TRAINING WITH LEICESTER: Brann junior Kittiphong Pluemjai. Photo: Digitalsport.no And in January, he can play for Thailand to Norway. Published: 11/28/2011 at. 1:59 p.m., modified: 28.11.2011 at. 2:53 p.m. By: Roar Lyngøy LONDON (bt.no): Fire 18-year-old Kittiphong Pluemjai travel Saturday to East Midlands, where he will train with Leicester. They play in the Championship, the level below the Premier League. - It will be interesting. I will train with Leicester a week or two. It is the reserve team and academy, says 18-year-old to bt.no. Thai owners Pluemjai born and raised in Thailand, but moved to Norway as a six year old. Recently he was in Thailand and trained with A-team, and it was in Thailand that the contact with Leicester arose. - My contact in Thailand have a friend in Leicester, he said. Leicester have Thai owners, with Vichai Raksriaksorn as chairman. The team before the season was considered one of the promotion favorites, but manager Sven-Goran Eriksson was fired after a disappointing season. Now it's Nigel Pearson as manager of the club. - It will be fun to show off, says 18-year-old. Can play against Norway At the end of October, wrote bt.no that Pluemjai to train with Thailand's A-team. 18-year-old was in Thailand from 31 October to 18 November, and trained with the national team for a week. - It went very well. I got to train with them a week and felt like I was hanging well with, say Pluemjai. Coach Winfried Schaefer apparently liked what he saw. For now, SK Brann junior invited to participate in King's Cup in Thailand in mid-January. It is a four nations tournament which Norway participates. - Hopefully I get to play in the King's Cup, says Pluemjai.
Ross 'LCFC' Turner Posted 28 November 2011 Posted 28 November 2011 This is gonna be another Kermorgant
Nick Posted 28 November 2011 Posted 28 November 2011 This is gonna be another Kermorgant To be fair this fella looks decent.
AlphaMaleFox Posted 28 November 2011 Posted 28 November 2011 This is gonna be another Kermorgant YouTube video is a necessity
EnderbyFox Posted 28 November 2011 Posted 28 November 2011 fotball.aftenbladet.no: Brann-junior skal trene med Leicester SK Brann junior to train with Leicester BE TRAINING WITH LEICESTER: Brann junior Kittiphong Pluemjai. Photo: Digitalsport.no And in January, he can play for Thailand to Norway. Published: 11/28/2011 at. 1:59 p.m., modified: 28.11.2011 at. 2:53 p.m. By: Roar Lyngøy LONDON (bt.no): Fire 18-year-old Kittiphong Pluemjai travel Saturday to East Midlands, where he will train with Leicester. They play in the Championship, the level below the Premier League. - It will be interesting. I will train with Leicester a week or two. It is the reserve team and academy, says 18-year-old to bt.no. Thai owners Pluemjai born and raised in Thailand, but moved to Norway as a six year old. Recently he was in Thailand and trained with A-team, and it was in Thailand that the contact with Leicester arose. - My contact in Thailand have a friend in Leicester, he said. Leicester have Thai owners, with Vichai Raksriaksorn as chairman. The team before the season was considered one of the promotion favorites, but manager Sven-Goran Eriksson was fired after a disappointing season. Now it's Nigel Pearson as manager of the club. - It will be fun to show off, says 18-year-old. Can play against Norway At the end of October, wrote bt.no that Pluemjai to train with Thailand's A-team. 18-year-old was in Thailand from 31 October to 18 November, and trained with the national team for a week. - It went very well. I got to train with them a week and felt like I was hanging well with, say Pluemjai. Coach Winfried Schaefer apparently liked what he saw. For now, SK Brann junior invited to participate in King's Cup in Thailand in mid-January. It is a four nations tournament which Norway participates. - Hopefully I get to play in the King's Cup, says Pluemjai. :w00t:
MikeyT Posted 28 November 2011 Posted 28 November 2011 He has trained with the A-Team. Sign him up!!!!!
Fjällräven Posted 28 November 2011 Posted 28 November 2011 We’re talking about a player who has spent the entire season for the reserves in the fourth tier league in Norway, and while he has admittedly scored a good deal of goals, he has done so at a level that’s probably comparable to level 7 or 8 in England. He has been training with SK Branns main squad, but as far as I know, he hasn‘t even been close to the Premier division match squad. Scored his first goal at senior level in the cup at age 16 though, so he clearly has some raw natural talent, but I would have to guess that a player like Schlupp is miles ahead of him. If it wasn’t for the Thailand connection, this trial would certainly not happen.
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