Thai League Coach of the Year

In the Thai League T1, the Thai League Coach of the Year Award is an annual award given to a head coach who is recognised for their overall contribution to the achievements of a specific team.

Winners
Jadet Meelarp, one-time winner
Year Nationality PlayerClubNotesRef(s)
1996-97 ThailandWithaya LaohakulBangkok BankWinning a first Thai Premier League title.
1997 ThailandPiyapong Pue-onRoyal Thai Air ForceWinning a first Thai Premier League title.
1998 ThailandKaroon NarksawatSinthana
1999 ThailandPiyapong Pue-onRoyal Thai Air ForceWinning a second title in three years.
2000 ThailandPichai PituwongBEC Tero SasanaWinning a Double champions.
2001-02 ThailandAttaphol BuspakomBEC Tero Sasana
2002-03 ThailandNarong SuwannachoteKrung Thai Bank
2003-04 ThailandWorrawoot DangsamerKrung Thai Bank
2004-05 BrazilJosé Alves BorgesThailand Tobacco Monopoly
2006 ThailandSomchai SubphermBangkok University
2007 ThailandJadet MeelarpChonburiWinning a first Thai Premier League title.
2008 ThailandPrapol PongpanichProvincial Electricity Authority
2009 ThailandAttaphol BuspakomMuangthong UnitedWinning a title after promoted.
2010 BelgiumRené DesaeyereMuangthong United
2011 ThailandAttaphol BuspakomBuriram PEA
2012 SerbiaSlaviša JokanovićMuangthong UnitedWinning without losing
2013 ThailandAttaphol BuspakomBangkok Glass F.C.
2014 JapanMasahiro WadaChonburi
2015 BrazilAlexandre GamaBuriram United
2017 ThailandTotchtawan SripanMuangthong United
2018 MontenegroBožidar BandovićBuriram United
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