The Facebook phenomenon is catching on...amongst players throughout the C-League clubs. One of the most prolific facebook posters is Preah Khan Reach and Cambodian national team striker Khuon Laboravy and the interest in online communication is spreading rapidly amongst his teammates and C-League colleagues. Other PKR players with a Facebook page include Chea Samnang, Prak Monyudom and Sam El Nasa, whilst Naga's Om Thavrak and Pok Chanthan have signed up. National teammates Thong Udom and Penh Pancharong have pages, whilst BBU have Chhun Sothearath, Heng Sokly, Prom Putsethy and Ung Marady online. Over at Phnom Penh Crown, Tieng Tiny was the first to join the Facebook revolution, closely followed by Khim Borey, Kouch Sokumpheak and Penh Bunchhay. Former C-League players now playing in Thailand also use Facebook to keep in touch. Keo Sokngon, Chan Rithy and Srey Veasna amongst them, as are Justine Uche Eke, Friday Nwakuna and Sani Saidu. Most of the players have posted photos of themselves and their teammates, team line-ups and so on. If you are a football fan in Cambodia it's worth logging in and taking a look.
Saturday, January 29, 2011
Facebook phenomenon
The Facebook phenomenon is catching on...amongst players throughout the C-League clubs. One of the most prolific facebook posters is Preah Khan Reach and Cambodian national team striker Khuon Laboravy and the interest in online communication is spreading rapidly amongst his teammates and C-League colleagues. Other PKR players with a Facebook page include Chea Samnang, Prak Monyudom and Sam El Nasa, whilst Naga's Om Thavrak and Pok Chanthan have signed up. National teammates Thong Udom and Penh Pancharong have pages, whilst BBU have Chhun Sothearath, Heng Sokly, Prom Putsethy and Ung Marady online. Over at Phnom Penh Crown, Tieng Tiny was the first to join the Facebook revolution, closely followed by Khim Borey, Kouch Sokumpheak and Penh Bunchhay. Former C-League players now playing in Thailand also use Facebook to keep in touch. Keo Sokngon, Chan Rithy and Srey Veasna amongst them, as are Justine Uche Eke, Friday Nwakuna and Sani Saidu. Most of the players have posted photos of themselves and their teammates, team line-ups and so on. If you are a football fan in Cambodia it's worth logging in and taking a look.
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