🇹🇭 I visited EVERY FOOTBALL CLUB in BANGKOK!

[@FootyAdventures]

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[@zulkiflisaadon4064]

Are you in Bangkok right now? Owh man, while you're in Johor Bahru just few weeks from you visited SSI before... The match will be held in Stadium Sultan Ibrahim for the Final match which the name is FA Cup. If you want comings to makes Vlogs in that match, you will be happy about the vibes and the people comings it will fully the stadium. The final is on July 22, 2023.

[@linasbakke5267]

Im from buriram

[@FansArhanGalery]

Hello ,came to Indonesia football club😊

[@Steveinthailand]

My fave Bangkok stadium is Boonyachinda, home to Tero. Located within police barracks, you get free transport from the main road, no rip-off prices on beer etc... and the stadium is easily accessible from anywhere.

[@stewartmcfarlane2008]

Well done Sam. I have lived in Thailand for 17 years. I am also a Liverpool fan since 1965. Also interested in Religion and Folklore. I am not a fan of Leo beer, but Singha is ok ish. About the trees with dresses in front. The dresses are offerings to the two kinds of female tree spirits who inhabit the tree. The trees are Pipal trees, a kind of fig tree,and can grow to huge dimensions. The other name for the Pipal tree is the Bo Tree or Bodhi Tree ie Enlightenment Tree,as it was the tree under which the Buddha meditated when he became Enlightened. Speaking of higher religious beings ie God: Robbie Fowler's last pro club was Muang Thong United. He was there as a player for the 2011-12 season, and was appointed Manager too, about half way through the season.Then he retired from football. I never went to a game at Muang Thong stadium. I wish i had gone to see Robbie's final games. I did see Liverpool play Thailand at the National Stadium (Rajamangala) in Bangkok. This was about 2009. Fernando Torres was on fine form, came on in second half. The final score was 1-1. The National Stadium was packed, 65,000 fans. Almost all Thai, and most in Liverpool shirts. We scored first and crowd went mad cheering, but they did the same when Thailand equalised. The stadium is quite modern (1988). It is huge and well designed; very unlike the club stadia you visited.Originally it had a capacity of 80,000, which was reduced to 65,000 when all seating was installed. It often stages concerts.

[@Steveinthailand]

I was at that match too! I've seen Man U, Real etc...play there. My fave Ratchamankala match had to be Thailand vs Vietnam (World Cup qualifier) I think it was 2015. Thailand won 1-0 to kick their arch-rivals out of the World Cup and earn Thailand a place as South-east Asia's first ever team to win a place in the last qualifying stage for the World Cup. Electric.

[@stewartmcfarlane2008]

We were a minority in the crowd..ie handful of westerners. Not a bad game for a friendly

[@allan4054]

💤

[@Conevr3]

Too long

[@tonysawangvitt9777]

Nice video! Thanks for investing your time to visit and reviewing our Thai football stadiums. I really appreciate your effort. I live just walking distance from the Thunderdome stadium of Muangthong. I would get you a big glass of Leo if you come to watch a game here in the upcoming season. 🍺👌

[@johnwalsh1645]

Enjoyed the video 👍🏻 I’m English and live in Hua Hin which is about 3 hours southwest of Bangkok. I follow Hua Hin FC who are in the 3rd division of the Thai league. They get about 4/500 at home games which I go to all of them as well as several away games. Hua Hin finished 3rd last season, were 2nd for most of the season but faded at the end. There’s a lot of Scandinavian expats who attend home games, along with the local “ultras” there’s a good atmosphere. Coming from Blackpool it’s great that Hua Hin is a seaside town as well. I use Fotmob but last season they didn’t show the fixtures for the 2nd and 3rd division teams as they had done previously.

[@AA-pu5qj]

Sex pat

[@Ivan-cm6bz]

My first Thai league game was back in 2018, Sukhotai FC (The Bats)amazing setting for a ground. Since it became my Thai team. This year I visited Muangthong UTD, the derby against Pathum. Epic athmosphere. Now im hooked on Thai league. A Chelsea ST holder. Great content mate🍻

[@johnshores4745]

I'm moving to Thammasat next summer can't wait to get a season ticket for Bangkok United , great job getting the shots for the video

[@luckyboy257]

Port FC stadium on matchdays are a real treat, Great atmosphere!

[@FootyAdventures]

Nice, I’d love to see a game there!

[@luckyboy257]

@@FootyAdventures I love the old derby between Muangthong vs Buriram back in the good old days as it’s like Man Utd vs Liverpool rivalry but now Muangthong no longer has the financial power to challenge, so Pathum and Port FC came in to challenge Buriram instead

[@nampetchcharanaipayuk7798]

I'm so glad that you love the PAT stadium atmosphere, please come again. Truly appreciate from Port FC Fan.

[@BeegBWolf]

Come to Rajamanggala Stadium this Saturday Sam, both Leicester and Spurs have an Open training session there. 16:00 for Leicester and 18:00 for Spurs

[@psiriwat3231]

You miss Custom United in T2. This club is in Ladkrabang.😁 Muangthong Utd. is in Nonthaburi. BG Pathum and Bangkok Utd. are in Pathumthani. They aren't in Bangkok. PAT stadium (Port FC) always has a great match atmosphere. If anyone want to have thai league experience, this stadium is really recommended and it's easy to go too.🙂 Most football clubs in Thailand use government or organization stadium so they can't change or improve stadiums much. Buriram Utd., BG Pathum, Ratchaburi FC, Chiangrai Utd., Lampoon Warriors FC are few clubs that has their own stadium. P.S. Don't forget to check out new Chonburi FC jersey. I think it's nice.

[@Steveinthailand]

Not actually Bangkok, however, Leo and SCG stadiumsl etc..(BG & MTU) are located within Greater Bangkok. This is also seen in teams around the world whose stadiums, though not in the center of the city, have their fan base in the capital's suburbia. Hah.. you mentioned Customs stadium. I was there in 2014, the stadium is in the middle of the sticks 😅

[@psiriwat3231]

@@Steveinthailand Custom utd change their stadium many times. Their last season stadium isn't big but not too bad either. At least, their stadium pass T2 club licensing (but it isn't good enough to use in T1 if they get promotion next season). For thai people, Nonthaburi, Pathumthani or Bangkok are different provinces. That's why I said some clubs aren't in Bangkok.

[@Steveinthailand]

@psiriwat3231 I had to check the year, I went to Customs in 2015, Championship Play-off vs Ubon UMT when away supporters were still caged off! Lol... but it was a really good day out. I walked into the away end not realising I hadn't got a ticket yet! Of course, I went back to the ticket woman and asked to buy a ticket. Brilliant. Living in Nonthaburi, at the time, next door to BBCU stadium Customs fans waltzed me all the way back home in the back of their pick-up,, with a coupla-cans-in-hand. So, till this day, I've a soft spot for Customs and Lad Krabang.

[@peeraninlarpwongmetee6906]

thanks for clarifying for our friends from overseas krub!

[@futeraunited1490]

Thai Farmers Bank won the Champions League twice in 94 and 95 (the club folded in 2000). You also missed out going to the Futera Dome (it's not a dome) on the outskirts of Bangkok, home of Futera United, Champions League winners in 2031.

[@channel-jb9pz]

ว้าวๆ ขอบคุณมาก ที่สนับสนุน ฟุตบอลไทยลีก ครับ

[@greavsie1967]

Another cracking video m8 Bangkok looks fantastic man stadium's look quite old school. Keep up the good work man. Can't wait till the Scottish football season starts will you be at Celtic park on flag day m8 looking forward to the video's of the Scottish season.

[@KritsadaDP2005]

Thai League Stadium Port FC Bangkok United BG Pathum United Police Tero Muang Thong United Football club Dollar His was World is so cool ❤👍

[@abilla8083]

hi i’m thailand i want you visit Dragon Solar Park is the stadium of Ratchaburi fc it is beautiful stadium

[@graduke1]

Great Stadium..unique design and being a dundee united supporter loved the orange and black colours. I was there for a league game. It was a pity there weren't more fans there...because the owner has built a lovely stadium. It was a 4th v 2nd clash too v bangkok united at the time mid-season.

[@salbenrosli707]

Missed going to Muangthong Stadium. Used to be a huge team in Thailand.

[@iamaof159]

You better visit the stadium in the match day, it’s amazing atmosphere . now the next season is coming up on August 2023

[@tanoytanew]

For shortening, the women traditional suits you saw is for the women spirit or Arboretum Thevada in the tree behind. There’s a lot of things and places like this in here Thailand, sometimes a tree or anthill or in the cave etc. If you see it, you see it. Haha

[@Luonguyen457]

Yay , BG pathum United , My favourites thailand club after buriram United . Their performances in Asia Champions league make Asean Proud (Quarterfinal) . Thailand Club used to be Winner and Runner up of Asia Champions league but in 90's and early 2000 , in Recent years thai best finish Quarter Final by muangthong, Buriram , and BG pathum .

[@ratchaburi_indo]

Come to Ratchaburi, you’ll surprise with the uniqueness of the Stadium. And, there will be a game this Saturday on their pre-season matches.

[@elgringoperdido.]

Great series! I hope you can also make some videos about Japan stadiums one day

[@PaulPiraat]

I went to a Port FC game at PAT Stadium a few years ago when visiting Bangkok! It was a cup game against Ayutthaya United, the stadium was around 80% full and the atmosphere was fantastic. Unfortunately it seemed like the opponents were matchfixing and conceded a second goal on purpose, but it was a great experience nonetheless

[@nampetchcharanaipayuk7798]

As a Port FC fan, I'm so glad that you enjoy the moment at PAT stadium. Thank a lots _/\_

[@Lucaseditzz43]

Hi love this video your vids are fire 🔥 Im lucky to be watching you have a great day!

[@FootyAdventures]

Thank you!!!

[@Lucaseditzz43]

@@FootyAdventures Keep up the good content :)

[@mistayuto]

Great video Sam! Thai football is definately on the rise. I hope you get a chance to visit the J-League in Japan on your Asia adventures.

[@johnrobertgriffiths8435]

Fantastic informative vlog Sam. Keep up the great work.

[@Messyhit]

Another cracking video man. Bangkok is truly another level of city. Defo don’t agree with the Leo shout but, Singa is the way😃 the twice Iv been has been during the close season. Hopefully my next trip I catch a game or 2. Kapoomkraap 🙏🏻

[@A0047-z6g]

Good news for BG fans here, the club has successfully negotiated the purchase of the lot opposite to the main stand to obviously build another stand there to complete the whole 4-side stand stadium.

[@krishnasadhanaofficial4292]

Actually it’s 6 now…Nakhon Pathom United just got promoted to the top-flight! Their stadium is quite far from Bangkok city center though, near the border with Ayutthaya

[@maccladoz]

Cheers for this video. I'm visiting Thailand next March, and it is football season so this has given me a few ideas of teams I'd like to see play.

[@psiriwat3231]

Welcome to Thailand😊. If you go to Bangkok, I recommend PAT stadium. You can use skytrain to go there. They'll play at PAT stadium in 8 and 30 March 2024. Many big matches in March 2024. Muangthong utd. VS BG Pathum (March, 2) BG Pathum VS Bangkok utd. (March,8) Bangkok utd. VS Buriram utd. (March, 16) This match's really recommended cos these two are the best clubs last season.😁

[@maccladoz]

@@psiriwat3231 cheers, thank you very much for that!!

[@adamjohn8990]

Another brilliant vlog mate!

[@balagopalg5560]

Come to India brother, Domestic Cup tournament called Durand Cup is rolling from August . Kolkata is one of the cities hosting the tournament. Kolkata is the football capital of India and u can find teams of 120 years history.

[@themasterflexG]

7:51 these are actually sea serpents, known as the Nagas. In Thailand, Nagas hold a much higher standing than dragons (Mangorn) in Thai Buddhist-based folklore. They’re the most divine after actual angels/gods. Some of them are actually regarded as those. Nagas are patron gods in various provinces in Thailand and appear in many insignias in the government and temples as they symbolise protection and prosperity. In Isan, they are revered as Gods of the Rain.

[@christopherbrown4700]

Hi Sam and i'm sure you did mention it before, were was the shop that had all those football tops, as i'm out there in October and wanted to pick up a couple of tops whilst there.

[@ThatArsenalLover]

WE LOVE MUANGTHONG❤ WE CHEER MUANGTHONG❤ WE LOVE MUANGTHONG ❤️ WE CHEER MUANGTHONG ❤ LALALALALALALA LALALALALALALA LALALALALALALA LALALALALALALA

[@andrewpaddock5733]

That Port stadium is incredible! It’s like something you’d create on FIFA

[@KickOff.Corner]

I hope you come again when the season starts next month 🙌🏽

[@jamesbugg]

Awesome content been following you on my TV for time. Love your footy adventures. I recently visited a ground here in Holland when I went to watch a pre-season friendly between my beloved Canaries and AZ Alkmaar at VV Dirkshorn. Would love it if you did a Norfolk/Suffolk/Cambridge/Essex….tour (my homeland) Fakenham Town,Kings Lynn,Ipshit,Cambridge Utd,Colchester Utd and obviously Norwich City

[@นัดนัดโตยิ่ง-ฏ5ฝ]

Thank you for visiting the country🇹🇭

[@lovegar]

Great video, as for the passion of Thai's on football, its absolutely insane. Its all about Liverpool and Man U and the EPL in general. Thai football has grown in stature and is starting to be well supported, its a great days out with an abundance of food and beer outside the stadiums. Traditionally the 2 big teams in Thailand are Buriram Utd & Muangthong Utd

[@stewartmcfarlane2008]

Yes Thais are passionate about Premier League teams, but usually rather fickle. For example in the 2015-16 season when Leicester were flying high,and won the title, Thais were wearing Leicester shirts in droves. Boosted by the fact that Leicester are Thai owned (King Power). As Leicester slipped down the table in later seasons, the shirts vanished and the Man Utd & LFC shirts were back. As corrupt owners go, Leicester's are up there with Man City's, but they don't invest in the team, so Leicester have slipped down to the Championship. I feel sorry for Jamie Vardy, but not the club.

[@marek602]

i went to port fc in january this year. super cheap tickets and home team won easily. i sat among home fans . it was really cool experience

[@highlandutilities]

Stadiums look quite rundown, good video 👍👍

[@pranotchaiburanakit7854]

I'm so glad that you visit my country.

[@FootyAdventures]

Thank you for watching 🙌🏼🙌🏼

[@preedee1997]

ผมเป็นคนไทยแล้วก็เป็นแฟนคลับBUFC ผมไปชมการแข่งแบงค็อก ยูไนเต็ดทุกแมต มันยอดมาก❤❤❤

[@NiladaKoud]

ขอให้สนุกกับการเดินทางค่ะ😊

[@aburn9891]

I think the Thai league has peaked in viewership and fans and now it's died down in popularity quite a bit. It's still the best (competition wise) league in Southeast Asia and the top clubs are able to compete with some of the top clubs around Asia including Japan and Korea. It sucks cause I want to see big Thai stadiums like we see in the Prem and I think that's why people don't support the homegrown clubs as much (there's still plenty of supporters but I think no where near what it once was) since it's the mentality "Why would we watch relatively worse teams compared to watching the top European clubs". I would like to see Thailand as a major player internationally and able to send representatives to global tournaments once but we're still a long way both in terms of league teams and national teams. Football is very big here and it's the #1 sport but infrastructure is nowhere near at the top level. If they secure investments and all the clubs in T1 can spruce and rennovate their stadium grounds, I think that would bring the hype back. Buriram United is by far the best and most established household name in the Thai league for many years but they play in a stadium called Chang Arena in the province of Buiram, Northeast Thailand. Coincidentally, that is where my mother is from, so out of all the footballs I've been to (not many tbf), the most I've seen has been in Buriram every time I visit my grandparents. Great atmosphere, good stadium and local support and football is very much one of the highlights of this town. Also, when I last visited, they had fairly recently completed the racing track over there but I haven't been in many years so I don't know the atmosphere anymore.

[@snoowk10]

Comeback in Malaysia, in Saturday there is Malaysia FA Cup Final

[@qiemyyshimee767]

yup final fa cup 100% full stadium , u are lucky if u can get to buy the ticket for last match of fa cup today 😅

[@StraightOuttaBangkok]

I've vlogged from all the stadiums featured, shame you arrived out of season, I go to Port all the time, great atmosphere in a tight little ground. Their rivalry with Munagthong is historically heated, away fans are still banned from attending the fixtures for 6 years now. BG stadium are building a 4th stand this year. Ps: nice to see Leo being repped.

[@itsteacherlee1]

Season starts August 11.

[@noenamfam]

Come to Jakarta, Indonesia

[@muhammadhafizuddin3279]

If you go to Malaysia, i recommend you to go Bukit Jalil National Stadium (Malaysia National Team), Sultan Ibrahim Stadium (Johor Darul Ta'zim FC), Sultan Mizan Stadium (Terengganu FC), Tun Abdul Razak Stadium Jengka (FELDA United FC), Darul Aman Stadium (Kedah FC), Perak Stadium (Perak FC), Bolasepak Stadium (KL City FC)

[@Liver-tang.]

Welcome to Thailand 🇹🇭🙏🏻

[@alpujugo]

You should do one of this in the uruguay or paraguay first division, all teams are jam packed in the capital usually

[@youcandoityeswecan]

Thai Farmer Bank FC (dissolved) won AFC Champions League twice back to back in 1994 and 1995. That was the only Thai club to ever won it.

[@peeraninlarpwongmetee6906]

thanks for coming!

[@propatria3517]

If you ever travel to Latin-America,you should visit the Estadio Azteca in Mexico-City and La Bombonera in Buenos Aires.Good Luck..

[@sakuragihanamichi5263]

Thai football fans mostly follow Premier League and not our own football league because Thai League used to be filled with hooligans back then and the players on the pitch were rough, you could see them doing muay thai to each other when they were fouled so lots of normal football fans got tired of it and lost interest in our own football league.

[@tonthanapon3825]

Woahhhh we are the boys in blue! Woahhh coming after you!

[@alanprior7650]

"One night in Bangkok makes the tough guys tumble" "A show with everything but Yul Brynner"

[@OzzyTravels]

I was in bangkok 2 weeks ago. Miss the place alot. Just a different world

[@seanmatthews8280]

The women's clothing you saw at Police Tero FC Stadium was actually the men's first team training kit...LOL !!!

[@BALHAM69]

Hopefully you can watch a Queen’s Park match at Hampton park stadium soon this season 😊

[@muhammadafrizalakmal6671]

Come to Indonesia bro, there is a big match on 30th July Persija Jakarta vs Persebaya Surabaya play in Jakarta/bekasi🙌

[@YT-87gaspoll]

mantap👍

[@Luonguyen457]

Compare Thai league to Scotland ? Well if about last season , Celtic , Rangers , hearts above any thai club. Buriram - BGPU similiar with aberdeen - hibs Port fc-true bangkok with kilmarnock Chiangrai -muangthong - chonburi with dundee united or something Ratchaburi with Livingstone . Ross county still in low table in thai league consider event Lamphun have ally cisokho and jefren suarez . I forget about another team .

[@graduke1]

Most Scottish teams...even dundee united...would probably beat every team in the thai league...but they would struggle with the humidity! But in terms of size of the clubs in their respective leagues you are correct. The standard is a lot lower than Europe generally...even if the main teams do try to play some football.

[@Luonguyen457]

@@graduke1 Most Scottish team how bro ? If you talk about local player vs local player yes . Event best 11 Thailand local player only Similiar level with Ross county . But at club level that's different story , many Thailand foreign player fresh player from UEFA Champions league and another UEFA continental tournament . Haris vukic , Frank castaneda , Jonathan bolingi , Goran causic and many more . At Club level Thailand Club as good as A-League club and for club like Buriram & BG pathum top perform they are as good as Jleague club & Kleague club. Consider Glasgow Celtic Results in Australia & Japan , No way Dundee united would beat every team in Thailand.Sometimes I am follow both Scottish league , Irish league , England , and Thai league . There are 4 former Dundee , Ross county, and Hiibs play in Asean and they are not very special . Just rotation player for Thai league standart .

[@japan883]

Only because you didint visit all theirs old stadium in Bangkok...they used to play in different stadium...and there was another team in thai premier league called TOT SC and they played in Lak si stadium

[@nawinfett94]

Welcome to thailand from BGPU Fan 🙏🐰🔵⚪️

[@FootyAdventures]

Thank you!!

[@MAJL-jz9ee]

Drop by Malaysia again for JDT vs KL FA Cup Final this weekend. Vlog it and you will get a guarantted response and 100k views

[@owenmoorfield6988]

best travel youtuber

[@ILMA2428]

hey mate, wanna ask which airline you took to bangkok? am planning to visit too!

[@JKribbit]

The mythical animals on Muangthong's badge are two Kirins (Qilins), more a unicorn in Chinese mythology than dragons. The two snake looking animals in front of Bangkok United's stadium are Nagas. Kinda like mythical underwater serpents, very similar to Jormungandr in Norse mythology 😊

[@poppyruengit5764]

I saw you in Rajamagala

[@ThaiStyle]

Welcome to Bangkok Thailand Football Club ⚽️

[@KamikazePrimate]

I miss going to the PAT Stadium. Best atmosphere in the league by a long way.

[@jamieandtherandomstuff]

Looking at the state of some of those grounds I doubt they'd be given a safety certificate here in the UK.

[@GenialHarryGrout]

The stadiums visited in this video have a National League (tiers 5 & 6) look and feel about them

[@ryanoconnor5612]

Great groundhopping 👏

[@ian60wb32]

I love your videos where you go to more obscure, unknown clubs. My uncle used to live in Bangkok and bought me a muangthong united kit when I was like 8, which was what got me into football actually. There where only adult sizes left so since a year or so I actually fit it!

[@narin.coffee]

Water from your accent ,Absolutely English man👍🏻

[@JamesKinniburgh]

I got a Police Tero shirt from a mystery kit box last year

[@betabird004]

Thai Farmers Bank won two AFC Champions League titles in 1994 and 1995 in old name Asian Club Championship. Due to the 1997 Asian financial crisis, the club sponsor's stock price dropped 49%, which resulted in them being taken over by foreign investors. The financial crisis went on, so in 2000, the club folded.

[@alanprior7650]

Just amazes me. 24,000 capacity at Pittodrie,Aberdeen but still better attendance than the Thai top clubs and just Bangkok has a bigger population than the whole of Scotland...crazy. Perhaps Thai's prefer to go and watch kick-boxing.

[@fadlishaari6375]

Yesterday was final fa match between jdt vs KL on Malaysia football. Hopefully you didn't miss watching that match 🇲🇾

[@supattarachairodbang765]

Great!

[@FootyAdventures]

Thank you!!

[@mobylure]

It you have a chance you should visit Ratchaburi stadium. It has one of the best pitch in all of Thailand. And Bangkok Class...well.....they produce "glass" not beer. Singha and Leo beers produced by Boonrod Brewery.

[@dragonchannel6738]

Thank! We are PoliceTERO

[@milesprowerdavis7658]

Come too South Korea, i went to a Suwon bluewings game. Atmosphere was great and went to a couple of Seoul FC too. I bought the top, and it looks great.

[@elgringoperdido.]

You should visit Buriram Stadium if you have the chance, I was there in 2013, it was brand new at the time and a small jewel really :)

[@larsmathiesen8999]

I hope to go there some day. And see both football and some racing in the racing circuit (also very modern) next to the stadium. :)

[@BG_FAN_LOVERUOZILL]

Hi i from Thailand i love the bg

[@Nav_unknown122]

Great ground hopping video of Thailand you should visit India next Sam

[@ธนวัฒน์พิรุณ-ป5ช]

ไปดูสนาม บุรีรัมย์ยูไนเต็ดที

[@nithiputwatcharachokkasem918]

Thai port on match day its fantastic

[@dolbyblustar]

Do the Hong Kong Premier League

[@FSorn-q1k]

Please let's go the Dragon stadium of Ratchaburi FC , Which distance from bangkok 1.30 hrs. @FootyAdventures

[@coolsoenie]

I’m surprised u can walk-in the stadiums

[@bamelanr8807]

Visit the Philippines, where 2 brothers from chelsea academy saved football In the country

[@wildantanjung6135]

Wait, so buriram is not from bangkok?

[@Focuslanguageschool]

Port and Police Tero are the only ones in Bangkok

[@vforvendetta6271]

Cheer for Nakhon Pathom United team

[@anggoroputro3816]

I hope you can visit to Indonesia too

[@sriprabowo5314]

I hope your goal vlogging in Indonesia

[@Peng-o9q]

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