Pattaya United F.C.




This article is about the club that existed under this name until 2018. For the relocated and renamed club, see Samut Prakan City F.C.







































Pattaya United
Pattaya United F.C..png
Full name Pattaya United Football Club
Nickname(s) The Blue Dolphins
Short name PUTD
Founded 1989 (1989), as Coke Bangpra
2008 (2008), as Pattaya United
Dissolved 2018 (became Samut Prakan City)[1]
Ground
Nong Prue Stadium
Pattaya, Chonburi, Thailand
Capacity 5,500


















Home colours













Away colours













Third colours



Pattaya United Football Club (Thai: สโมสรฟุตบอลพัทยา ยูไนเต็ด) is a Thai defunct football club based in Pattaya, Chonburi Province. The club was renamed to Samut Prakan City and relocated it to Samut Prakan.[1]


Pattaya United's first ever competitive game was against Thailand Division 2 League side Rajpracha in the 2009 Queen's Cup which they won 5–0. For six years the club remained in the TPL, and finished as high as sixth, and fourth in 2010 and 2011 respectively. The Dolphins were relegated to the Yamaha League One in 2014 and promoted to Thai League 1 again in 2016.




Contents






  • 1 History


    • 1.1 Coke-Bangpra Chonburi


    • 1.2 Pattaya United


      • 1.2.1 Renaming and relocation to Samut Prakan






  • 2 Rivalries


  • 3 Stadium


  • 4 Stadium and locations by season records


  • 5 Season by season records


  • 6 Season by season record for team U-23


  • 7 Coaches


  • 8 Honours


    • 8.1 Domestic competitions




  • 9 References


  • 10 External links





History



Coke-Bangpra Chonburi


The club was founded under the name Coke-Bangpra Chonburi FC which derived from the sponsor and the community Bang Phra in the district of Si Racha, the province of Chonburi. After several years in the Provincial League of Thailand, the club was promoted to the Thai Premier League for 2008 season. As the result of the promotion to the TPL, the team was renamed to "Pattaya United" and moved to the city of Pattaya. In the first season in the top flight division, the team finished in 11th place at the end of the season.



Pattaya United


The team moved to Pattaya for the 2008 season, and changed its name to Pattaya United FC (The Dolphins), in their first season under the new name the team finished in 11th place in the Thai Premier League, only avoiding relegation in the final game of the season. However, the following seasons the team improved to finishing as high as sixth, and fourth in 2010 and 2011 respectively. The team which have always been looked at as "little brother" team to Chonburi FC as they both were owned by the Kunpluem family, an affluence local family in Chonburi province. The club have shown potentials, winning against teams with double or triple its annual budget, winning the hearts of the Thai, and Foreign fans alike. After spending 6 years in the TPL, and the Dolphins were relegated to the Yamaha League One in 2014. During the off season, the future of the club was uncertain with various speculations.


However, in January 2015 the club was sold to Enigma Sport Ventures (ESV), the sporting arm of the Enigma Global. It marked the first change in ownership in the club history, after several lucrative bids were submitted for the Kunpluem family's consideration. The family, and Pattaya United board felt that the club's best interest, and future lies with Enigma Sport Ventures. The new ownership's management team moves very quickly in rebranding the club, appointing the new President is, Club's first foreign Head Coach, and securing 8 top players from TPL to play in the Division One. Many of players were former first elevens players from Muangthong United, as well as couple thai and foreign national team players. In 2016, Pattaya United was taken over by the Kiarti Thanee Group led by Tanet Phanichewa.[2]



Renaming and relocation to Samut Prakan


In the end of season 2018, club owner decided to change club name to Samut Prakan City and relocated to Samut Prakan Province due to local politic conflict.[3][4][5]



Rivalries


The club's fierce local rivals are Chonburi and Sriracha which all are in the same province of Chonburi. Despite all three teams were previously own by the Kunpluem family, they have always compete hard against one another. Also the team over the years were not often in the same division/league as one another, when they met the game have always been a very highest attendance games. In recent years, the rivalries between Chonburi and Pattaya have been the most highly anticipated game of the year in Chonburi Province.



Stadium


Nong Prue Stadium, formally known as Nongprue Municipality Stadium in Pattaya originally designed to hold just over 3,000 spectators, but over the year the additional seats were required to accommodate more fans. So as the result of that, the stadium was renovated once in 2011. Under the new ownership of Enigma Sport Ventures, the stadium is currently undergo the renovation to accommodate up to 5,500 spectators. As well as additional required upgrades by the TPL to make the stadium competition worthy for the 2015 season. In addition to the renovation to the stadium, the new gift shop and club onsite office are added to the stadium ground.



Stadium and locations by season records






































Coordinates
 Location
 Stadium
 Capacity
 Year

13°21′52″N 100°58′35″E / 13.364452°N 100.976357°E / 13.364452; 100.976357
Chonburi
Chonburi Municipality Stadium
 8,680
 2008

12°55′28″N 100°56′14″E / 12.924339°N 100.937163°E / 12.924339; 100.937163
Chonburi
Nong Prue Stadium
 7,000
 2009-2010

13°24′41″N 100°59′37″E / 13.411302°N 100.993618°E / 13.411302; 100.993618
Chonburi
IPE Chonburi Stadium
 11,000
 2011

12°55′28″N 100°56′14″E / 12.924339°N 100.937163°E / 12.924339; 100.937163
Chonburi
Nong Prue Stadium
 5,500
 2012–2018


Season by season records

















































































































































































































































Season
 League[6]
FA Cup
Queen's
Cup
Kor Royal
Cup
League Cup
 Top scorer
Division
 P
 W
 D
 L
 F
 A
 Pts
 Pos
 Name
 Goals
2007
DIV 1
 22
 11
 8
 3
 30
 14
 41
 2nd


 –

2008
TPL
 30
 8
 11
 11
 24
 27
 35
 11th


 –
Tana Chanabut
 4
2009
TPL
 30
 7
 11
 12
 27
 33
 32
 11th
R4
SF
  –
  –
Anderson Machado
 4
2010
TPL
 30
 12
 9
 9
 43
 38
 45
 6th
QF
QF
  –
QF
Ludovick Takam
 17
2011
TPL
 34
 14
 11
 9
 38
 27
 53
 4th
R5
  –
  –
R2
O. J. Obatola
 8
2012
TPL
 34
 9
 10
 15
 35
 47
 37
 15th
R3
  –
  –
R3
Kengne Ludovick
 10
2013
TPL
 32
 9
 2
 21
 39
 66
 29
 17th
R3
  –
  –
R2
Rod Dyachenko
 7
2014
DIV 1
 34
 12
 5
 17
 42
 53
 41
 14th
R2
  –
  –
R3
Cristiano Lopes
 14
2015
DIV 1
 38
 18
 11
 9
 77
 40
 65
 2nd
R1
  –
  –
QF
Milan Bubalo
 20
2016
TL
 31
 9
 7
 15
 46
 66
 34
 12th
R2
  –
  –
R3
Júnior Negrão
 20
2017
T1
 34
 15
 6
 13
 60
 53
 51
 8th
R2
  –
  –
R2
Miloš Stojanović
 15
2018
T1
 34
 13
 7
 14
 50
 62
 46
 8th
R2
  –
  –
R2
Lukian
 18








Champions
Runners-up
Third Place
Promoted
Relegated












Season by season record for team U-23



































Season
 League
 Top goalscorer
Division
 P
 W
 D
 L
 F
 A
 Pts
 Pos
 Name
 Goals
2018
T4 East
 27
 4
 11
 12
 19
 34
 23
 10th
 Jitti Khumkudkamin
 3


Coaches


Coaches by Years (2007–2018)





  • Thailand Pansak Ketwattha 2007–2009


  • Thailand Jadet Meelarp 2009


  • Thailand Thawatchai Damrong-Ongtrakul 2010


  • Thailand Jatuporn Pramualban 2010–2011


  • Thailand Chalermwoot Sa-ngapol 2011–2013


  • Thailand Jadet Meelarp 2013


  • Thailand Songyod Klinsrisook 2013–2014


  • England Sean Sainsbury 2015


  • Thailand Surapong Kongthep 2015


  • South Korea Lim Jong-heon 2015


  • Serbia Miloš Joksić 2016


  • South Korea Kim Hak-chul 2016


  • Thailand Surapong Kongthep 2016–2018




Honours



Domestic competitions


Thai League 2


  • Runners Up (1): 2015


References





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  6. ^ King, Ian; Schöggl, Hans & Stokkermans, Karel (20 March 2014). "Thailand – List of Champions". RSSSF. Retrieved 29 October 2014. Select link to season required from chronological list.




External links


  • http://www.pattayaunited.com/









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