match report
Marky Mark saves Fulham
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A fair 1-1 result considering Fulham were without any striker on the bench and haven’t won at the JJB, or DW, or HSBC or CIA or whatever the hell acronym-named stadium Wigan calls home since 1992.
Roy “October Manager of the Month” sure caused many to scratch their heads by excluding Seol, EJ, Elm, or any [...]
Fulham 3 Liverpool 1
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[Sorry about the delay in posting this -- it was Halloween yesterday after all...]
There was an odd sense of confidence heading into this match that normally doesn’t accompany visits from the Big Four.
Liverpool were having a terrible season up until last weekend when they defeated rivals United and Torres scored and although they were without [...]
Roma in the Europa
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Fans may be weeping and gnashing their teeth over today’s result, but Fulham were 92 minutes and 5 seconds away from taking all three points and nearly punching their ticket into the next round. All without our captain, our “best” wingers (Dempsey, Davies, and Duff to a point), our prized striker, and a deputizing center [...]
Tame Tigers
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Can any Fulham fan recall a league win as pedestrian as that? In my four years, I cannot.
Zamora and Kamara got on the score sheet in a match that should all but seal Phil Brown’s fate as Hull City’s manager. ESPN2 should have done a study where a non-footy fan watched that match and judged [...]
Hammers
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A thrilling match overshadowed by a temper tantrum and a stomach punch.
The tantrum was Scott Parker’s reaction to the yellow card he received after instigating an altercation with The Evidence. The photo is here, and resulted in The Evidence being sent off and Fulham playing better for the remainder of the match despite being down [...]
Arsenal nick it
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When is the last time Fulham put forth back-to-back solid performances, only to have the result diminish it?
I honestly cannot remember. But the football gods will smile upon us, I hope.
Dan and Rich summarized the match quite well, as always.
But Vito Mannone and Zoltan Gera should both receive MOM. Mannone came out of [...]
Perm, crunching the numbers
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Similar in style to the turd sandwich Chelsea left at the Nou Camp last May, Fulham’s display in the Urals was nothing to write home about.
Or even commend, other than it did the job and saw us through.
Injuries and breathers forced Roy to make a roster and tactics fitting for an advanced-stage Carling [...]
Amkar’s assault and battery
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A Pyrrhic victory perhaps?
After cruising to a 3-0 lead, Amkar Perm rescue a crucial late away goal to blemish an otherwise respectable 3-1 result. And then we learn AJ will be out for 8 weeks with a dislocated shoulder/collarbone.
No wonder other managers throw in the towel in this competition at a certain point?
Roy is [...]
An opening day win, on the road??
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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 reportThe reserve friendly that wasn’t, and kits.
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Last week I commented that the reserves were taking on the Uzbekistan U-20 National Team, and that match would be the last tune up before opening day.
But then today the offal announces this:
Supportes should note that the Reserve Team match against the Uzbekistan U20 national team at Motspur Park, Kick-Off 1pm, is a behind [...]
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