Manchester United legend Bryan Robson refuses to rule out the prospect of taking charge of the Thailand national team. The president of the Thailand Football Federation, Worawi Makudi, declared on Friday that an agreement in principle had been agreed with the former Middlesbrough, Bradford and West Brom boss.
Reports claimed Robson, who left Sheffield United in February 2008, will fly out next week to finalise the deal.
However, the 52-year-old would not confirm or deny the story.
Peter Reid officially ended his one-year tenure as national team coach last week to join Stoke as assistant to Tony Pulis, leaving Thailand in search of a replacement with crucial back-to-back Asian Cup qualifiers against Singapore looming in November.
