Two games, two draws.
So far, so good for a team that has been assembled on the fly and that, on the basis of today's showing, can dare in the air and attack on occasions with flair.
Considering it was the first home game and not a lot of energy has been generated among the fan base, a good crowd turned out at Surakul Stadium in Phuket City against Rajpracha FC.
FC Phuket, who finished ninth last season, scored a goal in the first half to lead Rajpracha, who finished one slot above them.
A first-half goal by new FC Phuket import from Korea, Seongwon Byeon (11) brought a second half response from Rajpracha's Rewat Morean (9) and that was how the game ended, 1-1.
New coach Milos Joksic should be relatively pleased with the way FC Phuket is shaping, although teamwork needs to sharpen considerably. That will come with practice.
FC Phuket meets Korat away on Wednesday and returns to Phuket to play Bangkok United on Sunday, April 1. It's likely to be another 4pm start.
The farangs makes a fool out of themselves!
drinking beer and some idiot missing a t-shirt!
Posted by Jonas on March 24, 2012 21:37