Soccer
SAT governor explains why Spurs-Leicester cancel kick-off after rain hits Rajamangala
force majeure! Dr. Kongsak Yodmanee, Governor of the SAT pointed out that the Spurs duel Leicester game was canceled because of the heavy rain. and force majeure until it lasted a long time, confirming Rajamangala Stadium work at full efficiency with annual care
Movement after the game The historic football match between two leading English football clubs between Leicester City, the winner of the 2015-16 Premier League season, and Tottenham Hotspur, a top English team, will compete at Rajamangala Stadium on July 23, but the match has to be canceled. after unfavorable field conditions
Recently, Dr. Kongsak Yodmanee, Governor of the Sports Authority of Thailand (SAT), revealed the reason for Rajamangala Stadium. Not ready for the big game today? “I sympathize and understand The feeling of football fans who have to miss this important game, as well as those who come to watch this game. must miss watching as well.”
“Before the start of the game, 3-4 days, both the organizers and representatives of both teams came to inspect the field and passed the Premier League standards. There was no problem whatsoever, but in this case the rain was pouring heavily. Which is not just the field that is affected. Outside the field, the water was still flooded. It's unbelievable. beyond control"
“It's a force majeure event. The rain fell heavily on both teams, especially Spurs, considering the safety of the players. Which are all evaluating that if an accident occurs, it's not worth it. I was in an incident and the team management came to apologize for having to cancel this match. Personally, I understand and sympathize with the fans very much.
"I confirm that Rajamangala Stadium There is maintenance and maintenance in various parts every year. especially about the drainage system Confirmed that it can work at full efficiency. but must admit Age of Rajamangala National Stadium It is more than 30 years old. It needs a major integration. In the past, there has been consultation with the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration. But there is still no consensus on this matter. And we have a plan to attract the private sector to invest. It is expected to require a budget of more than a hundred million baht."