Air Force Robinson F.C.
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| Full name | Air Force Robinson Football Club สโมสรฟุตบอล แอร์ฟอร์ซ โรบินสัน |
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| Nickname(s) |
Green Eagle (อินทรีเขียว) |
| Founded | 2006 |
| Ground |
Boonyachinda Stadium Bangkok, Thailand |
| Capacity | 2,000 |
| Chairman |
 Wisith Jaitueng |
| Manager | Chaiyong Khumpiam |
| League | Thailand Division 2 League |
Air Force Robinson football club are a Thai football team who are currently competing in the Regional League Division 2. based in Bangkok and play their home games at the Boonyachinda Stadium. At the present, This club is token over with Air Force Central and This Ciub is reserve Air Force Central team.
Thai football records are hard to come by but recent records do show that Central Lions first came to prominence in the 2007 season playing in the Thailand Division 1 League which was at the 2nd level in the Thai football league system and played under the name Bangkok North Central ASSN. They started the 2007 season in 2007 Group B which featured 12 teams, of which 5 teams would be relegated. Bangkok North Central filled the last relegation spot tied on 29 points with 3 other teams. Goal difference would be the deciding factor in the league and Bangkok North Central would lose out by 1 goal to Nakhon Sawan.
For the 2008 season, Bangkok would start in the Division 2 Group B League which had just been expanded to feature two groups of 11 teams, the top two of which would be promoted. Group B was also a generally pro Bangkok league compared to Group A, therefore many of the sides would be either university or college sides. Bangkok would be a tough team to break down that season and only lost on 4 occasision, the hard part for them was scoring goals and converting draws into victories. They duly came 6th, 9 points behind the promotion places.
In 2009, Thai football was once again in a restructuring phase. The 2nd division would be renamed the Regional League Division 2 and Bangkok would start life in the Bangkok Area Division, again a league that generally features university and college sides. One promotion spot would be up for grabs as there would be 5 regional leagues in total. Bangkok would come 3rd, but a long way behind the league winners Raj Pracha. 2009 also saw Bangkok enter the FA Cup for the first time but they were knocked out of the first qualifying round by Thai Summit Samut Prakan whom played in the Central/East regional league.
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