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                    [Summary] => Thailand PM Thaksin Shinawatra questioned the 23rd SEA games with a shotgun blast for rigging. He admitted no time to watch the games, and yet, he tripped himself by saying that he often watched these games "and wondered" about the results.


Betraying his tactless irresponsibility, the PM's carping wasn't anchored on factual instances. He didn't cite what events in what particular venue, or the specific dates and protagonists or teams involved, and such other basic data on the insinuated manipulation of results.


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                    [Summary] => Officials of the Southeast Asian Games Federation are to push for a temporary lifting of the Philippine suspension by the International Basketball Federation so basketball can be played in the coming 23rd Southeast Asian Games.


Athletics chief Go Teng Kok, who is also special assistant to the Philippine Olympic Committee president, said he has talked with various sports leaders in the region and they’re willing to endorse the appeal of the Philippines with the FIBA.


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                    [Title] => Thailand predicts haul of 120 golds
                    [Summary] => Thailand, which ruled two of the last five Southeast Asian Games, will be out to reassert its supremacy in the regional meet when the 23rd SEA Games is held Nov. 27-Dec. 5 in Manila and three other satellite venues.


Maj. Gen. Charouck Arirachakaran, secretary-general of the Thailand’s Olympic Committee, yesterday predicted a 120-gold medal haul by the Thais that could be good enough to claim the overall championship in the biennial games.


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                    [Title] => Vietnam, Thailand mahigpit na kalaban ng RP sa SEAG
                    [Summary] => Matapos agawan ng Vietnam ng overall title noong 2003, hangad ng Thailand na muli itong mapasakamay sa darating na 23rd Southeast Asian Games.


Matapang na nagpahayag ng prediksyon kahapon si Maj. Gen. Charouck Arirachakaran, ang secretary-general ng Thailand Olympic Committee (TOC) batay na rin sa pagtiyak ng kani-kanilang sports associations.


Ayon kay Arirachakaran, pangulo ng sepak takraw association sa Thailand, puntirya nila ang 120 gintong medalya sa 23rd SEA Games.


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                    [Title] => No problem with venues
                    [Summary] => Philippine Olympic Committee (POC) president Celso Dayrit yesterday said prospective host cities or municipalities shouldn’t have anything to worry about regarding the country’s hosting of the 23rd Southeast Asian Games late next year.


"We have already come up with several plans as part of the preparations," said Dayrit amid reports that the Philippine SEA Games Organizing Committee (Philsoc), which he also chairs, is facing serious problems performing its duties.


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CHAROUCK ARIRACHAKARAN

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"We have already come up with several plans as part of the preparations," said Dayrit amid reports that the Philippine SEA Games Organizing Committee (Philsoc), which he also chairs, is facing serious problems performing its duties.


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Putting unshod foot into ungracious mouth

By Lorenzo Paradiang Jr. | December 6, 2005 - 12:00am

Thailand PM Thaksin Shinawatra questioned the 23rd SEA games with a shotgun blast for rigging. He admitted no time to watch the games, and yet, he tripped himself by saying that he often watched these games "and...

Freeman Opinion

Support pours in for SEAG caging

By Joey Villar | September 29, 2005 - 12:00am

Officials of the Southeast Asian Games Federation are to push for a temporary lifting of the Philippine suspension by the International Basketball Federation so basketball can be played in the coming 23rd Southeast...

Sports

Thailand predicts haul of 120 golds

By Joey Villar | September 29, 2005 - 12:00am

Thailand, which ruled two of the last five Southeast Asian Games, will be out to reassert its supremacy in the regional meet when the 23rd SEA Games is held Nov. 27-Dec. 5 in Manila and three other satellite venues. Maj....

Sports

Vietnam, Thailand mahigpit na kalaban ng RP sa SEAG

September 29, 2005 - 12:00am

Matapos agawan ng Vietnam ng overall title noong 2003, hangad ng Thailand na muli itong mapasakamay sa darating na 23rd Southeast Asian Games. Matapang na nagpahayag ng prediksyon kahapon si Maj. Gen. Charouck Arirachakaran,...

PSN Palaro

No problem with venues

By Abac Cordero | March 7, 2004 - 12:00am

Philippine Olympic Committee (POC) president Celso Dayrit yesterday said prospective host cities or municipalities shouldn’t have anything to worry about regarding the country’s hosting of the 23rd Southeast...

Sports