Fans want to see “Coach Baen” come to help the national team.
Truly living up to the nickname “Coach-eaters League” for our Thai League.
After just six matches, five head coaches have already been dismissed.
Counting Mark Jackson, who parted ways with Buriram before the season started, that makes six coaches in total.
Including Coach 'Ood' Sarawut Tripan, who left Port FC.
Followed by Coach 'On' Rangsarn Wiwatchaichok, who resigned from Chonburi FC.
Then 'Vlado' Vladimir Vujovic was removed as head coach of BG Pathum United.
Coach 'Toy' Sirisak Yodyathai said goodbye to the newly promoted team, Rasisalai.
And the freshest news is about “Coach Baen” Thachathawan Sripan.
He has just decided to end his role as head coach of the “Khaeng Thep” True Bangkok United.
The separation was reached by mutual agreement between both parties.
After starting the season with six matches: three wins, one draw, two losses, collecting 10 points and standing 7th in the table.
At first glance, there doesn’t seem to be much damage.
But due to the “pressure” and expectations of being a “big team” that should have better results and standings.
This likely led Coach Baen to carefully consider that parting ways was the best final decision.
Ending six years at the BEU stadium, working hard together both as head coach and in the technical staff.
Bringing success to this club like no other coach ever has before.
Including winning the Daikin Thailand Champions Cup and Chang FA Cup.
And creating historic moments on the Asian stage.
Leading True Bangkok United impressively to the final of the Asian ACL2 Eastern Zone for the first time.
However, in football, all success is measured by current performance.
Gentleman of football, Coach Thachathawan, surely understands well his own professional coaching path.
No matter how unforgettable the honors he has created.
Sometimes, it is time for change so the team can seek better things, which is necessary.
From now on, we will watch to see if the new coach replacing Coach Baen.
Can lead the Khaeng Thep back to the championship pursuit as hoped?
As for Coach Thachathawan Sripan himself, it will be interesting to see where he works next.
Many believe a skilled coach with a good character and excellent profile like him.
Won’t remain unemployed for long.
Because currently, big clubs are looking for new head coaches to take charge.
Including “The Rabbit” BG Pathum United, a top team competing for the championship like BEU.
One advantage of moving to lead the Rabbits is that life won’t change much since they use the same home stadium, True BG Stadium.
Only the jersey color changes from red to blue, and that's it.
Or if seeking a new challenge by trying to rescue a struggling lower-table team.
“Chonburi Sharks” Chonburi FC is also an interesting option.
Another important role that football fans and the whole nation want to see Coach Baen take.
Is to become head coach of one of the Thailand national teams.
Or to serve as the national team's technical director, a position that is still vacant.
If the position is to be filled by a Thai, besides Coach Zico Kiatisuk Senamuang who is suitable,
another qualified, experienced, and highly capable candidate who should assist in developing our national team.
Is none other than Coach Baen Thachathawan himself. Exactly!
The hero of Thai football—Thai people trust in his prestige!!!
- Bee Bangpakong -