Robert Scott

The original Chiang Mai is Blue

Sports EN ↓ 152 episodes

In 2023-24 Simon Wise and Rob Scott started this podcast to cover Chiang Mai FC's season in T2 under new local ownership. The season was undiluted soap opera. Coaches were fired, staff not paid, players not paid, suppliers not paid. At the end of the year, with the club in massive debt and the owner in hiding, the club, despite finishing fourth, was relegated to T3 for failing to meet licensing requirements. The club's very existence was in doubt. A deal orchestrated by the Sports Authority of Thailand tried to bring together Brazilian investors with an amateur team and sports academy - Christ...

Author

Robert Scott

Category

Sports

Podcast website

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Latest episode

Jun 17, 2026

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Episodes

Week 1 extra 10.08.2023

A quick round up of information before Saturday. Squad and numbers; next fixtures; how to purchase tickets at the municipal stadium. Any questions - please send on our facebook page: cmfcenglish Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A preview of the new season.... 09.08.2023

In our first podcast (bear with us as it can only get better) Simon and I discuss the season opening party, the T2 promotion contenders and preview the opening game at home to Kasetsart FC this Saturday. Apologies in advance as this is a little bit longer than future episodes will be, but there was a lot to cover and Simon had a few things that he needed to get off his chest. One important note -...

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