The 2003–04

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had 10 teams. Two clubs would be relegated and 2 teams promoted from

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. The team that finished in 8th position would play in a relegation play-off.

Member clubs

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* Bangkok University (''promoted from Division 1'') *

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* Sinthana *

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* Osotsapa M-150 *

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(''promoted from Division 1'') * Thailand Tobacco Monopoly

Final league table

Queen's Cup

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again won the

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. This was their third success in a row.

Asian Representation

* Again in another revamped and expanded

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, last years runners up

met their match and came bottom of a tough group comprising sides from China, South Korea and Japan.

also entered this year and came in second place in their group, although still not good enough to qualify for the knockout stages.

Annual awards

Coach of the Year

* Worrawoot Dangsamer -

Player of the year

* Pichitphong Choeichiu -

Top scorer

* Vimol Jankam - 14 Goals

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Osotsapa M 150

Champions

The league champion was

. It was the second time the team won the title.

References

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Thailand 2003/04
RSSSF

External links

Official Website
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