Impressive Performance from Pladaek Breed Players
First and foremost, I would like to commend the players of the Pladaek breed who have showcased exceptional form in their recent game. Their performance was a complete turnaround from their previous match. Despite facing the challenging conditions as the visiting team in freezing weather, they displayed remarkable ball handling skills, cohesive teamwork, and, most importantly, an unwavering fighting spirit.
When they found themselves trailing 1-0, it seemed like all hope was lost. However, they managed to bounce back swiftly, showing immense resilience and determination!
Thailand had two golden opportunities to take the lead with a clear 2-1 scoreline, thanks to well-executed counter-attacks. Unfortunately, due to a lack of precision, the ball failed to find the back of the net on both occasions. This recurring issue in our gameplay persists, leaving us at a disadvantage that demands a resolution.
More than half of the team exhibited outstanding performances. Goalkeeper Kamphon impressed with his game reading abilities and skill in intercepting the ball. Tristan Yes, our left back, displayed great prowess. The midfielders, Pithiwatt and Veerathep, along with Bodin and Chakphan, who scored the equalizer, played a commendable game.
Notably, Elias Dolo, a towering defender, showcased exceptional aerial ability, composure, and clean catches. His unique skill set proves invaluable when going up against taller opponents.
Missed Opportunity for Thorough Assessment
Reflecting on this event, I can’t help but feel a sense of disappointment. Both Georgia and Estonia were considered as formidable tests for the Thai national team. The presence of our key players, who will be vital in the upcoming World Cup qualifying round, in these matches could have provided us with a clearer understanding of our team’s potential and capabilities. Moreover, it would have allowed us to practice and build better cohesion before facing the formidable Chinese team.
It would have been ideal for clubs with a significant number of national team players to release some of their key talents for a European tour. A prior agreement with the national team coach could have been reached to ensure careful management of these players. Possible options could have included limiting their playing time to 45 minutes per game or rotating their appearances. By discussing and implementing such strategies, unnecessary drama could have been avoided while benefiting the national team as a whole.
Lastly, I extend my heartfelt wishes for a successful journey back home to the Thai national team, whether by ferry or plane.
Sincerely,
“Bo.Bu”
1. First of all, I would like to commend the Pladaek breed players who have shown excellent form. Totally different from the first game. Although it is the visiting team and kicked in very cold weather
His ball handling is precise and game-like, as well as showing teamwork. And the most important thing is the fighting spirit.
When we were 1-0 down I thought ‘I’m done’ but I was able to come back quickly!!!
2. After equalizing, Thailand had the chance to lead 2-1 clear 2 times from counter-attacks.
But due to the lack of detail, the ball had no weight. As a result, the opportunity to finish the score was missed both times.
This is a disadvantage in our area that can never be solved.
3. More than half the players in the team played well.
Goalkeeper Kamphon reads the game and comes out to break the ball. Left back Tristan Yes
Midfielders Pithiwatt and Veerathep, as well as Bodin and the equaliser, Chakphan.
Especially a defender like Elias Dolo, who is tall and long, has good knees, is quiet, and catches balls in the air cleanly. It is particularly suitable when confronting a tall opponent.
4. I feel upset after thinking about it.
Because Georgia and Estonia are considered very good tests for the Thai national team. Before an important battle such as the qualifying round of the World Cup, if the main players who will be used in the big battle next month come to compete. We will see the potential of our own team more clearly at which level. Also, we get to practice and play more together. Helps you see your strengths and weaknesses before encountering the Chinese dragon.
5. In fact, a club with many national team players. Can release some key players to tour Europe. By making an agreement with the national team coach in advance which he would like to use carefully. Or have each person play only 45 minutes per game or take turns playing. Or whatever it is, let’s talk about it.
There probably wouldn’t be drama. It also benefits the national team.
Finally, I would like to wish the Thai national team well upon their return home. by ferry and plane
“Bo.Bu”
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