Brede Hangeland
An opening day win, on the road??
By: timmyg |
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For the first time in six years, Fulham won their opening day match, and for the first time since we were in the league that win was on the road.
Dempsey’s deflected shot off Zamora was enough for Fulham to win 1-0 over Pompey in a rather uneventful, if not typical away, match. Standard Hodgson.
Portsmouth occasionally [...]
Category: Andy Johnson, Bobby Zamora, Brede Hangeland, Clinton Dempsey, Team News, Woy Hodgson, match report
Tags: Andy Johnson, Bobby Zamora, Brede Hangeland, Clinton Dempsey, match report, Team News, Woy HodgsonNewcastle away
By: timmyg | 2 Comments
So, so close. So close to a European tour.
And had it not been for Spurs being gifted 3 points, our ticket would already be punched thanks to today’s predictable (yet still anxious) 1-0 victory and West Ham losing.
Barrages came, the line held, Schwarzer saved, Kamara scored. Not too much else to say, really. Seeing AJ [...]
Category: Andy Johnson, Bobby Zamora, Brede Hangeland, Mark Schwarzer, Player News, Team News, Woy Hodgson, match reportDempsey, the best Christmas gift
By: timmyg | 4 Comments
Five points for the Christmas period? Well, guess I was right after all. As the puppet would say, “Fantastic!”
The victory over Boro was to be expected. The draw at White Hart Lane was a mixed bag — glad to get a point, but frustrated we couldn’t get three. Drawing against Chelsea at the death thanks [...]
A point at the Lane
By: timmyg | 1 Comment
Wow, turns out my prediction was correct.
Soccernet is describing it as a bore fest, but the match was really anything but. There were some clear chances that neither Fulham nor Spurs executed, but the two also didn’t blow it.
With Baird subbing for the sick Hangeland, my pulse raced each time Tottenham threw men forward. But [...]
Recap, News, and a Preview
By: jon | No Comments
I’m not sure if the other authors of this blog are planning on writing, but since we don’t communicate, and it would be a crime to not post about this weekend’s win, I figured I’d step in the breach.
First, let’s not get carried away. We beat Arsenal, yes. But, this Arsenal [...]
Category: Bobby Zamora, Brede Hangeland, Brian McBride, Carling Cup, Clinton Dempsey, David Healy, Eddie Johnson, Jimmy Bullard, Player Acquisitions
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