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Podcast is back!
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It’s been over a month but its back! Steve from Cleveland joins the pod as we discuss the drop in form since the last podcast (coincidence?) and the quality-ish results from the past few matches and look ahead to Everton. Oh, and Maradona is coaching Argentina?!?
Podcast!
Category: Team News
character/sliding doors
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At about this time last year, Fulham had a terrible habit of conceding late goals, and sacrificing points.
Yet today the club showed some grit and determination to snatch a point out of the jaws of defeat. And by the club I’m really referring to two substitutes: Erik “Iceman” Nevland and Clint Dempsey.
The additions of [...]
Johnny Haynes
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I really should apologize for not devoting any time to the unveiling of the Johnny Haynes statue outside of Craven Cottage on Saturday.
Its quite commendable because most of it was funded from us fans. And much like Larry Bird was to the Celtics, Joe Dimaggio to the Yankees, and Ted Williams to the Red [...]
Category: Team NewsOne step forward, two steps sidewards.
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Let me preface this post with this: Hodgson will be fired by Christmas.
We were lucky to get a point today, as fortune in the incarnation of the woodwork and the referee smiled upon us. And all our parts played like usual.
The defense solid and compact, with Schwarzer making some timely and key saves. [...]
Reserves win; ledger looks grim
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There’s some postivity around Craven Cottage for once, as the reserves won 4-1 over West Ham at Motspur Park. And the West Ham site even had liveblogging.
But then, I feel like I’ve written posts like this before. Oh wait, I have.
Nonetheless Nevland, Seol, Wayne Brown and Julian Grey (remember him?) scored for the club in [...]
Fall Doldrums
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Thank God its only October.
Because after tomorrow Fulham could, albeit unlikely, drop to 19th position.
Which is shocking reality considering the quality of play the club displayed at the opening gong. Nothing was to come of Hull City, I knew that. But Arsenal was no aberration. The comeback against Leicester was epic. Bolton was easily [...]
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