The man responsible for taking Khim Borey (pictured) to the Thai Premier League, Englishman David Booth, has been relieved of his duties as coach at Sisaket Muangthai. A string of poor results was too much for the Sisaket owners to stomach and the former Brunei, Myanmar and Laos national team boss, as well as more clubs than Jack Nicklaus in between, has departed. He only joined the Northeast Thai team at the start of the current season and despite signing Borey and a few others, he wasn't able to turn the tide quickly enough. Khim Borey remains on a season-long loan at Sisaket, having joined Phnom Penh Crown from the Army in November but never played a competitive match for the Cambodian champions before his move.
Monday, April 25, 2011
Booth no more
The man responsible for taking Khim Borey (pictured) to the Thai Premier League, Englishman David Booth, has been relieved of his duties as coach at Sisaket Muangthai. A string of poor results was too much for the Sisaket owners to stomach and the former Brunei, Myanmar and Laos national team boss, as well as more clubs than Jack Nicklaus in between, has departed. He only joined the Northeast Thai team at the start of the current season and despite signing Borey and a few others, he wasn't able to turn the tide quickly enough. Khim Borey remains on a season-long loan at Sisaket, having joined Phnom Penh Crown from the Army in November but never played a competitive match for the Cambodian champions before his move.
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