Anon Challenges Football Association President Over Coach Training Program Concerns

Former Thai national soccer player Anon Nanok publicly challenged the Football Association president about a B-license coaching training program. He highlighted concerns about the training, noting that nearly half the participants failed and are now being asked to pay additional fees to retake exams. Anon shared details of his own experience, pointing out extensive travel costs (nearly 100,000 baht) and a suspicious additional 2,000 baht fee for trainers that participants were told to keep secret. He questioned the fairness of charging participants 36,000 baht initially, then demanding more money for exam retakes, and asked whether the trainers who couldn't successfully teach half the class should even be qualified to teach.