The first priority for coach and team on checking into their hotel was food. TOR CHITTINAND
Thailand are seeking a record-equalling fourth title but their first for 12 years, while Kiatisak is trying to become the first person to win it as a player and a coach.
An away goal would put the Thais well on the way to victory and Adisak Kraisorn is fully aware of that.
“We are ready to play. It will not be easy but if I get a chance I must score,’’ said Adisak, who scored two goals in Thailand’s 3-2 win against Malaysia in the group stage in Singapore.
Thailand will wear red shirts for the first time in the 2014 tournament. Thailand, who normally use blue shirts, have to switch to red ones because Malaysia, who normally wear yellow shirts, have chosen blue jerseys for the decider.
“Red means victory and we will bring back the trophy,’’ Thailand manager Kasem Jariyawatwong said.
Meanwhile, Malaysia coach Dollah Salleh will be looking for his team to make the most of home ground advantage.
Thailand have not conceded a goal in their last four games and Salleh knows that his players will have to re-double their efforts if they are to lift the trophy for a second time.
“It is not easy to play against Thailand. We will have to give 200 percent to stop ‘Zico’ [Kiatisak] taking the trophy to Thailand and we must take advantage of playing on home ground,” he said.
“They are fast and skilled. Stamina-wise, I think that they are much better than us. But this is our home ground and we must do something for our fans because we don’t want something similar to what happened in the first leg against Vietnam [which Malaysia lost 2-1].
“We still have 90 minutes and we will give our very best.”
The first priority for coach and team on checking into their hotel was food. TOR CHITTINANDThailand are seeking a record-equalling fourth title but their first for 12 years, while Kiatisak is trying to become the first person to win it as a player and a coach. An away goal would put the Thais well on the way to victory and Adisak Kraisorn is fully aware of that. “We are ready to play. It will not be easy but if I get a chance I must score,’’ said Adisak, who scored two goals in Thailand’s 3-2 win against Malaysia in the group stage in Singapore. Thailand will wear red shirts for the first time in the 2014 tournament. Thailand, who normally use blue shirts, have to switch to red ones because Malaysia, who normally wear yellow shirts, have chosen blue jerseys for the decider. “Red means victory and we will bring back the trophy,’’ Thailand manager Kasem Jariyawatwong said. Meanwhile, Malaysia coach Dollah Salleh will be looking for his team to make the most of home ground advantage. Thailand have not conceded a goal in their last four games and Salleh knows that his players will have to re-double their efforts if they are to lift the trophy for a second time. “It is not easy to play against Thailand. We will have to give 200 percent to stop ‘Zico’ [Kiatisak] taking the trophy to Thailand and we must take advantage of playing on home ground,” he said. “They are fast and skilled. Stamina-wise, I think that they are much better than us. But this is our home ground and we must do something for our fans because we don’t want something similar to what happened in the first leg against Vietnam [which Malaysia lost 2-1]. “We still have 90 minutes and we will give our very best.”
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The first priority for coach and team on checking into their hotel was food. TOR CHITTINAND
Thailand are seeking a record-equalling fourth title but their first for 12 years, while Kiatisak is trying to become the first person to win it as a player and a coach.
An away goal would put the Thais well on the way to victory and Adisak Kraisorn is fully aware of that.
“We are ready to play. It will not be easy but if I get a chance I must score,’’ said Adisak, who scored two goals in Thailand’s 3-2 win against Malaysia in the group stage in Singapore.
Thailand will wear red shirts for the first time in the 2014 tournament. Thailand, who normally use blue shirts, have to switch to red ones because Malaysia, who normally wear yellow shirts, have chosen blue jerseys for the decider.
“Red means victory and we will bring back the trophy,’’ Thailand manager Kasem Jariyawatwong said.
Meanwhile, Malaysia coach Dollah Salleh will be looking for his team to make the most of home ground advantage.
Thailand have not conceded a goal in their last four games and Salleh knows that his players will have to re-double their efforts if they are to lift the trophy for a second time.
“It is not easy to play against Thailand. We will have to give 200 percent to stop ‘Zico’ [Kiatisak] taking the trophy to Thailand and we must take advantage of playing on home ground,” he said.
“They are fast and skilled. Stamina-wise, I think that they are much better than us. But this is our home ground and we must do something for our fans because we don’t want something similar to what happened in the first leg against Vietnam [which Malaysia lost 2-1].
“We still have 90 minutes and we will give our very best.”
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