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The chairman of the club was Mr WONG Chi Ming; the manager is WONG Chong Shan, son of WONG Chi Ming. The Wongs are overseas Chinese with large business in Thailand and funded the club. The long-time coach was CHAN Fei Hung 陳輝洪 (who was NOT a player) who was replaced by CHEUNG Chi Doi in the last couple of years. And notable players should include Derek Currie from the UK. He wore No. 11 jersey and played the wing. Also Ian McWilliams, who was more than 6 feet tall and played the forward center. 朴鎬英 is wrong, it should be 卞鎬英 or 卞鎬瑛, who wore the No 1 jersey and played the goalkeeper. It is worth mention that Wu Kwok Hung was the captain of the team, after Fok Pak Ning.
Seiko's jersey color was blue, with a white V-shape on the front.
One of the notable games was that against the Cosmos from the USA, led by Pele of Brasil. The score, if I remember correctly, was a 1-1 draw. Another famous one was against South China, its main rival in those days, which Seiko lost 4 goals at first but score 5 after that and ended up winning 5-4. -- Ming Kin Lai, a Seiko fan 2007-06-21
