About Pattana FC
Pattana FC is committed to building local football teams and cultivating youths with a love of the game into top players, equipped with the necessary skills, discipline, and grace, both on and off the pitch.
Other than this, the club aims to build a team that is acknowledged and talked about on a national level, and to reinforce the importance of offering opportunities to youths in their search for self-value.
VISION
“We are a football club well-known for nurturing players towards a professional level and having sustainable international standards”
MISSION
- To build a club management system of international standards with stability and sustainability.
- To develop the PFC youth team (aged 13 – 18) to achieve on a national level.
- To be a gateway club to professional football.
- To develop the football training academy to a commercially-viable status.
- To generate income through public and private support.
2017 PATTANA FC ACADEMY ROADSHOW
In order for athletes to gain experience and learn how to act as professional footballers, they must be challenged in ever-more difficult football competitions. As such, the children must compete against well-known regional football academies as well as against the leading academies around Thailand. In addition, these matches act as a recruitment process to identify skilled players from different regions to join the team. This recruitment philosophy meets the club’s key objectives of building and developing the team’s standards, so that it can grow to be one of the best teams in the country in the near future.
In Short, The GENERAL MANAGER will have a number of key functions that may require him to:
Tasks to develop a range of skills such as:
CLUB ROADMAP LONG TERM TARGET
GOALS & TARGETS 2017
PATTANA FOOTBALL ACADEMY: Football Tournament 2017 | ||||
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No. | Competition | Age | Month | Target 2017 |
1 | Prime Minister Cup 2017 (Provincial) | 14 | Feb. – Mar. | Quarter Final Round |
2 | Prime Minister Cup 2017 (Provincial) | 16 | Feb. – Mar. | Champion |
3 | Prime Minister Cup 2017 (Provincial) | 18 | Feb. – Mar. | Quarter Final Round |
4 | PTT Cup 2017 (Chonburi) | 17 | Feb. – Mar. | Champion PTT Cup 2017 |
5 | Football League – Sports Authority of Thailand | 15 | Feb. – Aug. | Champion |
6 | Prime Minister Cup 2017 (regionals) | 14 | May – June | Quarter Final Round |
7 | Prime Minister Cup 2017 (regionals) | 16 | May – June | Champion |
8 | Prime Minister Cup 2017 (regionals) | 18 | May – June | Quarter Final Round |
9 | Department of Physical Education: Football Tournament Class A | 14 | June – Aug | Quarter Final Round |
10 | Department of Physical Education: Football Tournament Class B | 16 | June – Aug | Quarter Final Round |
11 | Department of Physical Education: Football Tournament Class C | 18 | June – Sep | Quarter Final Round |
12 | PTT Cup 2017 (Rayong) | 15 | Jul – Aug | Champion |
13 | KFC Cup (A) | 15 | Jul – Aug | Champion |
14 | KFC Cup (B) | 15 | Jul – Aug | Champion |
15 | Chonburi League Cup 2017 | 15 | Aug – Dec | Champion |
16 | BBTV Channel 7 Football Championship | 17 | Oct – Dec | 10 Teams Final Round |
17 | Chonburi’s Student Football Tournament | 14 | Nov – Dec | Quarter Final Round |
18 | Chonburi’s Student Football Tournament | 16 | Nov – Dec | Champion |
19 | Chonburi’s Student Football Tournament | 18 | Nov – Dec | Quarter Final Round |