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A trip to Thailand may have given Sven Goran Eriksson's career a fillip but it hasn't always been plain sailing for former football A-listers in the Land of Smiles. The Swedish ex-England boss seems to have worked his old magic with new club BEC Tero Sasana, who hit form with a romp over TTM Phichit last week and have only lost once since he joined as technical director in September.
Big names who have turned their careers around in Thailand are rare. Robbie Fowler, Bryan Robson and Peter Reid are also among those who have tried their luck in the balmy Asian tourist spot, with mixed results. Fowler, known simply as "God" to adoring Liverpool fans for his goal-scoring exploits, failed to capture the hearts of Muangthong United during an ill-fated spell in the Thai Premier League.
Discord between the English player-manager and his Thai team-mates is rumoured to have led to him leave early this year just over six months after signing. But the former England captain is also remembered for unflattering undercover documentary footage filmed in a Bangkok bar in which he advises a reporter posing as a businessman how to make large profits out of British football.
Zesh Rehman, the towering defender who was one of the first British Asian stars in the English Premier League, had a better time at Muangthong, winning the fans' affection before moving to Hong Kong champions Kitchee this year.