Prime Bangkok

Lak Si, in the north of Bangkok, is where Prime Bangkok is based, though the club has rarely stayed at one address for long. Between 2019 and 2024 it played at Ramkhamhaeng University Stadium. It spent 2024 at Boonyachinda Stadium and now uses NT Stadium, which holds 5,000.

The names have moved as often as the grounds. Founded in 2006 as Bangkok North Central ASSN, the side was known as Central Lions until 2012. In 2011 that team finished second in the Regional League Division 2 Bangkok Metropolitan Region and lost the Kor Royal Cup final. In 2016 Air Force Central F.C. took the club over as its reserve team, and it played as Air Force Robinson. That spell gave it the yellow shirts and black shorts and socks it still wears, and a 2017 Thailand Amateur League Bangkok Metropolitan Region title. Once the Air Force link ended, the club was rebranded as Prime Bangkok in 2020, and SISB Public Company Limited became a sponsor in December 2021.

The nickname, The Thunder Eagles, is the club's own.

The recent seasons have been the best. Prime Bangkok reached the final of the 2024–25 Thai League 3 Cup and lost it. In 2025–26 it won the Thai League 3 Central Region. Chawanwit Saelao, the club's top scorer, has been called up to the Thailand Under-22 and Under-23 sides. Washington Brandão, a Brazilian forward, played there on loan from Police Tero FC.