Chonburi FC Coach and Manager Resign After Four Straight Losses
Chonburi FC's head coach Rangsan Wiwat Chaichok and team manager Tee Sinthaweechai Hathai Ratanakul have reportedly resigned after the club lost its first four Thai League matches without earning a point. The defeats came against Chiangrai United, Rayong FC, Buriram United, and Sisaket United. Both officials said they were stepping down to take responsibility for the team's poor start.
Chonburi FC head coach Rangsan Wiwat Chaichok reportedly offered his resignation after a poor start with consecutive defeats, similarly to team manager Tee Sinthaweechai Hathai Ratanakul. The club began the new Thai League season with four straight losses: 1-0 to Chiangrai United, 2-3 to Rayong FC, 0-1 to Buriram United, and 1-2 to Sisaket United, earning no points. After the match against Sisaket United at Sri Nakorn Laduan Stadium in Sisaket Province, reports said Rangsan stepped down to accept responsibility for the team's performance, while Tee also resigned as manager.