Does anyone think that Tuchel is remotely interested in making England a competitive side on the world stage? He’ll cream his millions, qualify for tournaments, fail miserably when gets there, not have his contact renewed then jump ship to a ‘top’ European side for a year or two before jumping ship and moving to another team.
posted by Paddy O’Doors (Guest) - Friday 23rd May 2025, 12:58 PM

He should join the Arab league like all the other misfits and pensioners.
posted by Ted (Guest) - Thursday 22nd May 2025, 10:06 PM The same thought applies to signing Vardy. Has been a good player, but if Leicester, who are going down, have let him go, what does that say about him signing for a Premier League club?
posted by peterjeremy - Friday 23rd May 2025, 9:11 AM No one is saying that except a few people on here. Don't believe the stories. neither are good enough. we have enough pensioners in our squad. The only old player I'd take is De-Bruyne or Modric.
posted by JohnC (Guest) - Friday 23rd May 2025, 10:50 AM De-Bruyne would be a great signing, but he will be looking to join a team playing in Europe, so unfortunately that rules us out.
posted by LTS (Guest) - Friday 23rd May 2025, 11:49 AM Christ, there’ll be calls to sign Lineker next. Loads of hungry young players about who, heaven forbid, could last 90 minutes plus. Fulham should send out a few scouts instead of buying players via tik tak or whatever it’s called.
posted by Paddy O’Doors (Guest) - Friday 23rd May 2025, 12:48 PM

I’d not speak too soon. He’s only left the bbc.
posted by Paddy O’Doors (Guest) - Thursday 22nd May 2025, 6:32 PM As another oldy i endorse the previous statements both of them.
posted by BC (Guest) - Thursday 22nd May 2025, 7:30 PM Yep...can't rule out jug lugs re-emerging on our screens at come point.
posted by Bill the Bull (Guest) - Friday 23rd May 2025, 1:28 AM He will be on SKY or TNT soon enough. He is a top professional presenter.
posted by The Time Is Now - Friday 23rd May 2025, 5:58 AM He’s a loon who gathers his opinions at dinner parties in Islington instead of doing a bit of research. That would be fine as he’s entitled to his opinion but I don’t want to pay to listen to it. If he does show up on TNT or sky then I’ll not watch it as is the case now.
posted by Paddy O’Doors (Guest) - Friday 23rd May 2025, 12:53 PM Paddy you just do not like anybody who cares about people.
posted by The Time Is Now - Friday 23rd May 2025, 1:16 PM Not true, I’m s as big fan of Farage and Tommy R. Two patriots who care about the British, even you TTIN.
posted by Paddy O’Doors (Guest) - Friday 23rd May 2025, 2:26 PM

If Oldham or Southend win the EFL play-off...do they also qualify for the FIFA World Cup?
posted by Pat's Pat. (Guest) - Thursday 22nd May 2025, 5:57 AM Man U have a lot of decisions to make this summer. They lost to a Spurs side who have lost 21 of their 37 league games played so far. Yet Spurs had already played Manchester United three times this season and won all three, scoring eight goals and conceding three. What a couple of losers! How far would either of them have got in the Champions League? There would have been big clearouts at Man U especially whatever the result had been.
posted by peterjeremy - Thursday 22nd May 2025, 6:19 AM Safe to say Marco not going to Spurs. Why would they take such a risk when they have a winner manager!
posted by JohnC (Guest) - Thursday 22nd May 2025, 8:06 AM Could Marco Siva be interested in joining Spurs, if the opportunity arises? Surely not, with the club politics going on there. One has the impression that clubs like Fulham, Brentford, Brighton and Bournemouth etc may be 'smaller', but punch above their weight simply because they are happy ships where the manager is allowed to get on with his job. Alternatively, places like Man U or Spurs haven't been happy for years. It's disgraceful that Man U lack real quality players but have forced to lend out the likes of Jaydon Sancho and Marcus Rashford. Too many people in those clubs want to have their say in what goes on on the pitch, resulting in discord and lack of harmony. See https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles/c87j3l17vj2o
posted by peterjeremy - Friday 23rd May 2025, 9:12 AM No matter where Spurs finished at various times they have won the League, the Cup, the League Cup and European competitions. We have not won any of those things and do not looked like doing so, that might attract our manager to move to Spurs. More money and better prospect would attract most people in most professions.
posted by The Time Is Now - Friday 23rd May 2025, 1:21 PM

Football standards like everything have fallen drastically over the last few years ….since the pandemic the world has not recovered.
posted by Richey (Guest) - Thursday 22nd May 2025, 7:46 AM I blame Liz Truss and the £22 billion black hole. Oh yea, Trump too.
posted by Paddy O’Doors (Guest) - Thursday 22nd May 2025, 10:29 AM

do not touch sterling, even with very long pole. he is well past his best. not the way forward.
posted by hector heathcote (Guest) - Wednesday 21st May 2025, 2:22 PM Sterling,to young for Ffc...
posted by Bishop Green. (Guest) - Wednesday 21st May 2025, 3:41 PM Is that Rebecca Vardy to come and serve oranges at half time?
posted by JohnC (Guest) - Wednesday 21st May 2025, 5:31 PM I suggest Vardy sometime ago but most people deride on the basis he is too old. However, he is fast, possess wonderful positional sense and more importantly scores goal. According to reports, Ronaldo has a physical age of 28 years and believes he can play until he is 50 y.ears old. Why not Vardy? However, it appears Crystal Palace are holding talks with Vardy whilst we have missed a wonderful opportunity.
posted by bigboy4650 (Guest) - Wednesday 21st May 2025, 7:19 PM Maybe somebody could tempt Talbot out of retirement to get the average age of the squad down.
posted by Paddy O’Doors (Guest) - Wednesday 21st May 2025, 8:06 PM Backward step now he’s lost he’s pace and energetic work rate , not much skill there. Not as good as Willian and it’s time to say thank you to him and let him go
posted by DMK (Guest) - Thursday 22nd May 2025, 6:49 AM Big boy why do you think we missed opportunity with Vardy he would choose Palace even if we wanted him for his last swan song in Europe football
posted by DMK (Guest) - Thursday 22nd May 2025, 6:54 AM

Ah, Snout is back reading Newsnow and taking it as gospel.
posted by Fred (Guest) - Tuesday 20th May 2025, 8:59 PM Over Marco's dead body, as King will be King one day at CC.
posted by AC (Guest) - Tuesday 20th May 2025, 9:11 PM Maybe with the money we get we can play our cards right and invest in some fit young Ukrainian models to help us thrust our way up the table so we can prod at those European places.
posted by Paddy O’Doors (Guest) - Tuesday 20th May 2025, 10:21 PM

A lot of money for one stand! The loan is only to COMPLETE the stand. So the full cost of the stand is probably way more. No wonder the season ticket is £3000 a year! Servicing the loan is about £15m a year. A problem if we ever get relegated!
posted by JohnC (Guest) - Tuesday 20th May 2025, 2:29 PM To be honest the whole world is run on debt,if you divide the total debt in our country's debt is the equivalent of every adult to the tune of £20k per person and USA is 4/5 times that per person so our clubs debt is actually not to bad.The Glazers debt on Man U is astronomical.
posted by Chief (Guest) - Tuesday 20th May 2025, 3:46 PM Without debt the whole banking system would collapse so the more debt the better for banks to make vast profits and as we know when it goes tits up it'll be the tax payer bailing them out again just like in 2008 to the tune of half a trillion quid. Was reading today larry fink the leader of 11.6 trillion dollar blackrock was in downing street to advise kier starmer and rachel reeves on growth, make of that what you will.
posted by Jj (Guest) - Tuesday 20th May 2025, 6:30 PM I thought the loan was something to do with getting around FIFA financial rules when buying players.
posted by The Time Is Now - Tuesday 20th May 2025, 7:30 PM Seem a lot of dosh to loan just to buy players ,who did we get that cost that amount, but we do have to alter our buying habits go low my son go low of to europe and look at some hungry players in lower leagues..
posted by ther eal arch bishop (Guest) - Wednesday 21st May 2025, 10:59 AM A loan does not count as a debt because is is not permanent and thus does not show up as a cost so can be used to buy players legitimately.
posted by The Time Is Now - Wednesday 21st May 2025, 2:19 PM Unfortunately football is not like any other business which is why people like Alan Sugar couldn’t wait to get out you’ll never know the real numbers
posted by Chief (Guest) - Wednesday 21st May 2025, 4:50 PM

Last night result means the best we can be is 9th and that will not be in Europe. If we had won two of those games we have lost since the Palace disaster we would finish well op in the Euro placings. 9th place is worth about £150m
posted by The Time Is Now - Tuesday 20th May 2025, 7:23 PM The prize money for winning the European Conference is about £30m. So the loss is not that great. The extra crowd would raise about £16m. £46m would buy us one half decent player.
posted by The Time Is Now - Tuesday 20th May 2025, 7:46 PM

Let’s get King 90 minutes vs City. No need to see unproductive AP (need him healthy to sell). Let’s also see Cuenca for 90. No need to risk Bassey injury. Diop has probably earned start, as Anderson continues to struggle.
posted by Drago (Guest) - Monday 19th May 2025, 10:08 PM No European football for us but at least we're back in the European Union. Thanks mr flip flop you've done us proud, who said democracy was dead in this great britain.
posted by Jj (Guest) - Tuesday 20th May 2025, 11:00 AM Jj, I must presume that you are being very sarcastic, and no doubt you will really agree with 90 percent of the UK that we now have not only the worst PM ever, plus the worst Chancellor, and government in our history, and Starmer and his clowns, will be toast in the next election, never to be seen again.
posted by LTS (Guest) - Tuesday 20th May 2025, 11:15 AM Oh I dunno, live and let live and all that, he’s under a lot of stress what those Ukrainian ‘male models’ torching his house. Just waiting for the banter ban to become law now, pubs are far too noisy.
posted by Paddy O’Doors (Guest) - Tuesday 20th May 2025, 12:26 PM Don’t worry Reform will reverse the whole deal when they get elected.
posted by Chief (Guest) - Tuesday 20th May 2025, 3:48 PM

The amount of negative comments about the way Khans run our lib astounds me,they are continuously putting money into the club and like nearly all premier league clubs they run at a loss infact without them and there money we wouldn’t even be anywhere sad where we are now so maybe people should bear this in mind when there next criticising them
posted by Chief (Guest) - Monday 19th May 2025, 4:20 PM Real estate in Fulham averages about a grand a square foot. More if it’s riverside. I’d not be crowdfunding the Khans just yet, they’d be quids in if they sold up.
posted by Paddy O’Doors (Guest) - Monday 19th May 2025, 4:48 PM WHO IS CRITISISING MR KHAN CHIEF? not me i just was writing about out financial state and how mr khan puts one and half million in the club every week , so were is the negative its what he is doing i think he has done miracles, read what i said not one negative word we do need younger players who can and will be sold for a profit its how ffc has to be managed.As it is now we buy oldies and then dump then for sod all .
posted by ther real arch bishop (Guest) - Tuesday 20th May 2025, 11:49 AM

Yeh well done , when the goal went in i thought here we go again wait for it , then it happened two goals and here we go again . But some how the old ffc woke up and decided its not time yet to call it a day, what a change,but being inconsistant cost us an even better season , and now City i wonder ???
posted by the real arch ishop (Guest) - Monday 19th May 2025, 10:47 AM

I’m on Jumbeau in that race which means Paddy’s Day will romp it.
posted by Paddy O’Doors (Guest) - Monday 19th May 2025, 4:55 PM

I thought it was a very entertaining game two attacking team attacking and scoring goals and we managed to score more of them. A saved penalty, the ref chickened out on sending a man from each side off for a second yellow card. The upsetting thing is if we had won all the games we took the lead in we would be a point behind Liverpool going into the last game. The counter to this is we have more points in the top division than we have ever done before but we can do a lot better than that.
posted by The Time Is Now - Sunday 18th May 2025, 10:45 PM It’s a massively missed opportunity. It is extremely doubtful the league will be as poor next season. As Palace and Newcastle parade silverware and European football along with Forest we are left with nothing again.
posted by Sam (Guest) - Monday 19th May 2025, 6:33 AM Not quite nothing Sam, as we have broken our points total for the Premier League, and that is an achievement in itself. Yes we should have done better, with so many leads thrown away, but considering everything overall, we haven't done too badly, and beating those Bees twice in a season, makes it a rather worth while.
posted by THE CRAVEN (Guest) - Monday 19th May 2025, 7:27 AM Yes it's a great achievement, but it doesn't feel like it. Its probably down to our poor home performances against those teams in lower league positions. Next season will will have to make the Cottage a difficult place to visit and few more clean sheets, which will guarantee more points.
posted by mwk (Guest) - Tuesday 20th May 2025, 6:36 PM

Well that was a totally unexpected result, but a cracking one. Unfortunately I couldn't make it today, so to those that did go, can I ask who the majority thought that our MOM was ? As Tommy Trinder would say, to all of our fans that were there "You lucky people " I can't wait to hear from all of those Bees fans that infiltrate our board.
posted by Brian from West Sussex (Guest) - Sunday 18th May 2025, 7:27 PM You will have a long wait little bees only come out when they have something to buzz about it certainly won’t be today
posted by Ipotombi (Guest) - Sunday 18th May 2025, 7:36 PM The mightiest club side on the planet!
posted by Your Boys Took a Beating. (Guest) - Sunday 18th May 2025, 8:31 PM If we win next Sunday we could finish 8th and that might yet get us in Europe.
posted by The Time Is Now - Sunday 18th May 2025, 10:49 PM Can’t see that happening with Bournemouth at home to Leicester, Brighton away to Spurs and Brentford away to Wolves. Would take a miracle.
posted by MST (Moderator) - Monday 19th May 2025, 6:33 AM No it doesn’t ‘The time is now’ Palace take a europa League space by winning the Cup
posted by Sam (Guest) - Monday 19th May 2025, 6:35 AM 8th could still be Europa Conference League if Chelsea win it as they go into Europa League next season. Think CFC also need to finish 6th or 7th.
posted by MST (Moderator) - Monday 19th May 2025, 9:29 AM

I did call it earlier all you doom and gloomers with all these negative thoughts we were due a win against small Brentford I’m sure it’s our first win there have some faith! Record points how can anyone slag of Marco? Substitutions spot on would even go so far to say it won us the three points.
posted by Chief (Guest) - Sunday 18th May 2025, 7:29 PM After today’s game maybey we should give tom another season
posted by Ipitombi (Guest) - Sunday 18th May 2025, 7:38 PM It was Cairney that changed the game, he was a very positive influence and we started passing ball forward quickly and looked dangerous and scored two great goals.
posted by The Time Is Now - Sunday 18th May 2025, 10:54 PM

The joys of being a fulham fan, one week pissed off the following week delighted. Wonder what next week will bring
posted by Jj (Guest) - Sunday 18th May 2025, 5:07 PM Spot on John been a few weeks since I was. Happy after the w/elast match next week get stuck into them
posted by Ipoyombi (Guest) - Sunday 18th May 2025, 7:41 PM At last the players have recovered from that horrible loss to Palace, probably after seeing the way they demolished Man C. They realised again they are a very good team
posted by The Time Is Now - Sunday 18th May 2025, 11:00 PM At last the players have recovered from that horrible loss to Palace, probably after seeing the way they demolished Man C. They realised again they are a very good team
posted by The Time Is Now - Sunday 18th May 2025, 11:03 PM

Make mine a double!
posted by Double Diamond. (Guest) - Sunday 18th May 2025, 4:14 PM WHO PUTV THE BALL IN THE BRENTFORD NET KIN HARRY WILSON ! They been wetting there pants all week assuming we would roll over sad to say might not turn out good but if we stuff there euro hopes that will do me
posted by Ipitombi (Guest) - Sunday 18th May 2025, 4:19 PM O ye of little faith definatly won’t be hearing from any little bees till next w/e unless we do something out of the ordinary
posted by Ipotombi (Guest) - Sunday 18th May 2025, 4:37 PM Where am I, if you did not know on the fulham message board.Saw the game and I must say i admire Wilson,we could do with him next season. But as for this season we will still finish above you
posted by Buzzi B (Guest) - Sunday 18th May 2025, 6:16 PM Seems Buzzi prefers Fulham to Brentford.
posted by Dellers (Guest) - Sunday 18th May 2025, 6:37 PM Guess you are right little bee but you still can’t beat ffc and we are still the best football club in west London let’s be honest if we had not thrown away god knows. How many points we would be in top six now
posted by Ipitombi (Guest) - Sunday 18th May 2025, 7:48 PM 28 point from winning positions we have lost.
posted by The Time Is Now - Sunday 18th May 2025, 11:05 PM Oh well...back to their caravans under the flyover.
posted by Norman (Guest) - Monday 19th May 2025, 12:01 PM as usual, buzzi b, the bitter loser. your word wont be taken on you being above us, and forget him ever joining your bunch- dont forget he turned you down to come to the cottage, and its worked out rather well.not so for carvalho.
posted by tom hark (Guest) - Wednesday 21st May 2025, 2:14 PM

Looked offside to me, was it checked?
posted by Ted (Guest) - Sunday 18th May 2025, 9:48 PM

dmk, i would agree with you- but i dont know what you are talking about.
posted by heres humphrey (Guest) - Wednesday 21st May 2025, 2:16 PM

Why Sessegnon on bench, Robinson carrying a injury nothing to play for why risk Vinicius on bench leaving in summer put a youngster on bench
posted by DMK (Guest) - Sunday 18th May 2025, 1:25 PM Doesn’t matter, there’ll be a queue of idiots lining up here to congratulate Brentford.
posted by Paddy O’Doors (Guest) - Sunday 18th May 2025, 2:51 PM Brentford's lost their two cup finals this season so no congratulations required
posted by Jj (Guest) - Sunday 18th May 2025, 5:09 PM Think silva knows sess not a a very good left back and a half fit robbo just as troublesome with his runs
posted by Ipitombi (Guest) - Sunday 18th May 2025, 7:51 PM

A couple of poor performances lately,reckon we’re gonna shock a few people in the last 2 matches reckon we’ll get at least 4 points
posted by Chief (Guest) - Sunday 18th May 2025, 10:29 AM 8 or so weeks ago we had high hopes,only to return to the lackluster performances I have Constantly seen over the last 70yrs. ..
posted by Old un (Guest) - Sunday 18th May 2025, 10:30 AM This summer their must be a big back room shake up.Out Alister Mac, geriatric Talbot& son And a new fitness coach,that will do for a start.
posted by BC (Guest) - Sunday 18th May 2025, 10:37 AM As a team we have gone off the rail. I don't think we have bad players but we have many problems and the cracks are showing! We look like a few years ago mentally weak and cannot defend under pressure. Worrying!
posted by JohnC (Guest) - Sunday 18th May 2025, 11:23 AM

Totally agree.If you look at the Premier league right now,who are likely to finish below us next season ? Plus it's unlikely that Leeds and Burnley will be as weak as the promoted teams have been for the last two seasons.We've got plenty of work to do in the summer to avoid a relegation struggle.
posted by GEZZA (Guest) - Sunday 18th May 2025, 10:22 AM Those two for a start cut out those stupid errors we made this season should with a couple of additions finish top no problems
posted by Ipitombi (Guest) - Sunday 18th May 2025, 7:59 PM Top half that is we won’t be that good!!
posted by Ipotombi (Guest) - Sunday 18th May 2025, 8:00 PM

A win for south London, great fans made up for them. The look on peps face too, priceless
posted by Jj (Guest) - Saturday 17th May 2025, 5:42 PM Well done Palace!
posted by Krebs. (Guest) - Saturday 17th May 2025, 5:50 PM Didn’t someone write that we lost to a cr@p palace side on here? Hmmm….
posted by MST (Moderator) - Saturday 17th May 2025, 5:54 PM No need for the point scoring MST, let’s just be pleased for them, they deserved it. Definitely put us to the sword.
posted by Mortlake - Saturday 17th May 2025, 6:17 PM I can't understand Haaland not wanting to take a penalty? Every striker especially nominated penalty takers should take the penalty! Mitro would never have given up that ball for a penalty, nuff said!!!
posted by OWEN - Saturday 17th May 2025, 6:51 PM And Mitro would have missed the pen too
posted by Dellers (Guest) - Saturday 17th May 2025, 8:12 PM Sorry Morty but it just gets my goat when you read people slagging their own team on here yet congratulating a competitor. Such is life!
posted by MST (Moderator) - Saturday 17th May 2025, 8:41 PM Congratulations to Palace who used the same tatics today which they used against us. Soak up the punishment and then break quickly to deadly effect. Once again Eze proved to be a match winner although, Henderson for me was the hero of the day. Strange decision on the hand ball outside the penalty area and in my view, the referee and VAR got it wrong. The least punishment would be a yellow card and a direct free kick to City where the incident took place. Why this did not happen is a mystery. The referee, as usual, had a poor game and let far too much go unpunished.
posted by bigboy4650 (Guest) - Saturday 17th May 2025, 8:48 PM Paddy, I consider your language is totally inappropriate. It reflects badly on you and unnecessary on this board.
posted by bigboy4650 (Guest) - Saturday 17th May 2025, 8:56 PM It's great to be a Palace fan tonight, and good luck to them, but it makes me cringe to actually see them win it, especially as they knocked us out of the competition, which I can't forgive, even if they were better than us on the day. Apart from beating Liverpool, we have been fallen by the wayside ever since that defeat, as it seemed like the stuffing has been knocked out us, and unfortunately we will probably only get a draw if we are lucky against that mob from leggoland tomorrow. Today's final was almost a bore, and why Henderson got away with that handball only Attwell and VAR know. In my opinion he would have got a red card in a normal league match, but as it was the FA Cup final, he got away with it. It was costly for City, as he made save after save, and was my MOTM. I hope City play like that against us next week, then even our off form, motley crewe might have a chance.
posted by AC (Guest) - Saturday 17th May 2025, 9:29 PM Haha, it is ever the way MST, they’re football supporters, we either shout to the rafters or moan. Such is life indeed. Hoping we can at least beat Brentford today. If we don’t just wait for the moans:))
posted by Mortlake - Sunday 18th May 2025, 6:52 AM Bout time they got shot of him tacticaly wrong paid the opposion no respect choice of subs wrong arrogance to boot pen taker wrong
posted by Ipitombi (Guest) - Sunday 18th May 2025, 8:07 PM

He didn’t want to stay had one good season in U18s went to bigger club for money was known path way at Arsenal stolen by Arsenal so they could sell him nothing Fulham could do we offered contract had more chance of first team football with us than Arsenal
posted by DMk (Guest) - Saturday 17th May 2025, 4:30 PM If there is nothing we can do then we should close it, what’s the point, we can use the money it cost to buy players.
posted by Smith (Guest) - Saturday 17th May 2025, 4:34 PM With our past record it does seem very strange that we persevere with the academy. I would how much it costs and could any savings be channeled into new signings? Not sure of the financial rules…..is anyone?
posted by Mortlake - Saturday 17th May 2025, 5:06 PM He must be gutted, ending up in a sh*thole like Monaco paying no tax.
posted by Paddy O’Doors (Guest) - Saturday 17th May 2025, 5:26 PM Sessegnon 25m plus player back for free Robert’s 11 m to Man city Rodak done well in first team all these player that fans say went for nothing got tribal money can’t name all not got time must break even or very close , if we can stay in premiership should slowly get better, don’t give up but bigger clubs will always steal players
posted by DMK (Guest) - Saturday 17th May 2025, 5:47 PM

A far cry from when I used to queue up at the boys turnstile and pay a few bob.
posted by Charlie Butt (Guest) - Saturday 17th May 2025, 3:36 PM I’m on board to
posted by DMK (Guest) - Saturday 17th May 2025, 4:32 PM

I’m not going don’t fancy sitting in a tin can
posted by DMK (Guest) - Saturday 17th May 2025, 4:33 PM Looks like Palace in Europe
posted by DMK (Guest) - Saturday 17th May 2025, 4:34 PM Seven goal thriller Fulham to shade it.
posted by Paddy O’Doors (Guest) - Saturday 17th May 2025, 5:02 PM Looks like your stuck in Hounslow mate, Palace deserve it winning cup. To 8th and get into Europe is a joke anyway
posted by DMK (Guest) - Sunday 18th May 2025, 8:19 AM

Thing called the cup final is upsetting League match planning. I see SKY are nearly doubling the matches they televise meaning even less matches will kickoff on Saturday at 3pm.
posted by The Time Is Now - Saturday 17th May 2025, 6:41 AM Good post Owen.
posted by bigboy4650 (Guest) - Saturday 17th May 2025, 9:17 AM

Happens all the time , big clubs small clubs let players go that make it somewhere else, why Fulham fans act like where the only ones amazes me think they just like a moan
posted by DMK (Guest) - Friday 16th May 2025, 4:26 PM

Cairney offered 50,000 a week double what he gets here , the club is wrexham, 25, grand is that all the guy is on?,34 years old injury prone, jezus wept i would camp outside ground for that offer . good luck to him if true good servant dont complain ..
posted by ther real arch bishop. (Guest) - Friday 16th May 2025, 1:17 PM Agree TNO
posted by DMK (Guest) - Friday 16th May 2025, 4:27 PM Play Bassey at left back and bring in either Diop or Cuenca as centre back. Sessegnon could then play further up field and also support the L.B when needed.
posted by mwk (Guest) - Friday 16th May 2025, 4:33 PM Our back line has been disappointing of late conceding headed goals from set pieces in the last 3 games.Would like to see Cuenca given an opportunity as he has impressed on his limited chances so far.
posted by Camberley Dave (Guest) - Friday 16th May 2025, 6:47 PM Cairney is okay and i have no problem with him. The point about Cairney and his effectiveness, i think depends on the type of game there is out there. Sometimes we have to keep the ball and Cairney can be useful but if we need more pace, Cairney isn't our man as it proved against Everton.
posted by OWEN - Saturday 17th May 2025, 1:41 AM Very true, when the going gets tough and we need to push forward and score, Cairney(not the player he once was) can't create the energy needed for this. His slow methodical approach does not cut it in the PL, with the opposition buzzing around starving him of space and time.
posted by mwk (Guest) - Saturday 17th May 2025, 7:52 AM Think you will find cairney earns more than that with add ons. C@nt see him him earning a lot more at Wrexham but could b the best he will get brum seem keen too couple of seasons decent money another couple of million in the bank sky seem to like him bit of media work wh3n he retires cant bad better than working for a living !!
posted by Ipotombi (Guest) - Saturday 17th May 2025, 8:00 AM

Club also had options for Cairney,Willian and Tete.Doubt the first two will be retained but would like Tete to stay although think this could be an indication he may move on.
posted by Camberley Dave (Guest) - Friday 16th May 2025, 6:42 PM Have not got options on any of them 3 used Tete last season are in talks with him and Cairney who’s keeping options open , not sure on Willian
posted by DMK (Guest) - Saturday 17th May 2025, 8:19 AM

It's been a common trend for the past 4 seasons, we tend to lose form during March ,April and May. Why is that? who knows and Marco definitely doesn't.
posted by mwk (Guest) - Friday 16th May 2025, 4:28 PM

Could be an article about every club in the Premier league. No longer a working man’s game. Football club boards are like the Labour Party. They hate the working class but still expect you to pay through the nose.
posted by Paddy O’Doors (Guest) - Wednesday 14th May 2025, 2:44 PM I go to a game to watch the game,not to have my ego stroked. The opulence of the Riverside is very nice for some but not for me. When I lived in London I enjoyed so much standing at the Putney end or sometimes where the new stand now sits.That to me is how it should be.Too much American influence now for my liking. I must be totally out of touch it would seen.
posted by Aussie Mal (Guest) - Wednesday 14th May 2025, 9:08 PM Everybody in Fulham should try to be rich or they will be left behind. It is one of the richest boroughs in the UK.
posted by The Time Is Now - Thursday 15th May 2025, 6:10 AM Remember when you could buy a three storied house in Peterborough Road for £5,000.
posted by bigboy4650 (Guest) - Thursday 15th May 2025, 7:01 AM Perhaps there wasn't much to cheers about..
posted by Ted (Guest) - Thursday 15th May 2025, 8:43 AM I think it’s all very depressing but don’t feel, although I can’t say I really know definitively, that this is the way all top flight clubs have been going for many years. When the big money started coming into football from American and Arab interest, the fate of the average fan was sealed. Many of us had predicted this demise and I personally felt the continued striving for success was infact heralding the genuine fans death. Everyone wants success but it comes at a cost. Maybe it would be better to be a slightly bigger fish in a less commercially rewarding environment. Back in the day football was no less frustrating but it was fun. Win ,lose or draw one always went home with some enjoyable anecdotes to share. Then there were many wags ( male variety ) who’d have us in stitches most of the match. Messers Hill, Cook and few others endless amused us.. The point I’m trying to make is that then football was fun and played with great spirit, if rather poorly, now it’s war and there are more moans on boards such as this than pleasure. Old adage be careful what you wish for. R.I.P.
posted by Mortlake - Thursday 15th May 2025, 9:08 AM Watching football, particularly in London, is for people who can afford it and plenty of people can as we have sold out for nearly every home game. The problem is many of those people are not really fans, so many arrive late and leave early which shows real lack of interest. You cannot really blame the new stand as the old Riverside fans did not support Fulham in a very vigorous way. We have richer non supporters there now, but at least means we have more money to spend on players. Saying that in my view if we sell all the tickets, as long as that is not to away supporters in home areas, that is good. Some of the casual supporters may become real fans even some of our visitors from Chelsea might find us more interesting. We have very keen very rich genuine fans in big numbers.
posted by The Time Is Now - Thursday 15th May 2025, 3:33 PM Life has changed Everywhere not just Football, Fulham struggled for years financially. Been a fan all my life, the world has changed sad as it maybe know going back . But I still in joy going to Fulham season ticket in Johnny Haynes stand . My feelings new stand looks Great been in it couple of cup games, we’re in premiership doing well not worried how important I am just that this club makes enough money to survive
posted by DMK (Guest) - Thursday 15th May 2025, 5:29 PM

We went ahead in the first half after Everton kept missing good chances, this changed and they beat us easily because in the second half we missed a lot of good chances.
posted by The Time Is Now - Thursday 15th May 2025, 6:13 AM

Hard to win games at this level, when we let in 3 goals, especially against the high scoring Everton. Leno hands up for 3rd, Pererra yet again, letting a defender run unchecked to a set piece training ground routine. Other teams seem to block shots coming through for the first goal. When Anderson was at FFC before, we were defensively set up, his lack of pace is a serious problem, to often wrong side of attacker, if not fit play Diop. Will be interesting how he manages against Brentford. Really do need a performance from all against Brentford, playing for pride and to stop them qualifying for Europe. Been watching Fulham since the 1950's, why no set piece coach, can anyone take a free kick or corner with a chance of a goal. Highest number in league for losing games when winning. Good season, could have been much better by not addressing obvious flaws and deficiencies.
posted by denny (Guest) - Wednesday 14th May 2025, 6:11 AM I agree Denny. Have been critical of Andersen for quite some time for being too slow and appears to look for trouble by making stupid trouble.
posted by bigboy4650 (Guest) - Wednesday 14th May 2025, 7:46 AM Final trouble should read fouls.
posted by bigboy4650 (Guest) - Wednesday 14th May 2025, 10:31 AM Leeds expect to spend at least 135 mill in transfers , really another forrest, a big problem waiting them ?.
posted by pointless (Guest) - Wednesday 14th May 2025, 10:52 AM But we had enough good chances missed to make it 5 3 to us. We create a lot of chances but miss most of them.
posted by The Time Is Now - Thursday 15th May 2025, 6:15 AM

Very few of the players from our academy become consistent starters in other teams. Our young players are just not good enough.
posted by The Time Is Now - Monday 12th May 2025, 4:37 PM The Time Is Now .... I once heard an ex-Brazilian player and former football director say that people misunderstand the role of the academy. The main goal of the academy is actually to produce squad players, so the club doesn't need to spend money on transfer fees and high wages for average players. The money saved can then be used to improve the first eleven with higher-quality signings.
posted by Morpheus (Guest) - Monday 12th May 2025, 7:26 PM Young players given a chance must come in and hit the ground running i think and really make an impact in the time they are on the pitch. Josh King and Godo spring to mind and Marco has used these two in limited game time. If a manager debut you on in the 85th minute you know you got 5 minutes to make an impact and this has never changed. If you are a slow burner and you need more time, then unfortunately your skills and talent will come out later rather than sooner. Wayne Rooney is a perfect example at Everton and it didn't take a long time to know Rooney was a lot more than ordinary.
posted by OWEN - Monday 12th May 2025, 10:59 PM Never heard of him but quick check, it appears he’s just another Havey Elliot, who decided to dump Fulham for a bigger club for his first professional contract. I agree in principle, our records of losing great youth potential is not good but what can Fulham do when these so called big clubs come with a big contract offer to these blue eye kids. Sadly, we are a selling club and just a step in a steep ladder to the players and kids.
posted by JohnC (Guest) - Tuesday 13th May 2025, 8:30 AM Let me be clear. I am NOT a bees supporter. Went to Henry Compton. But the Bees don't have an academy and seem to have a knack of consistently plundering other clubs for exceptional players. There is a long list of such players. What we should consider is scrapping our academy and setting up a decent scouting team. Talbot is clearly not up to it. We will continue to lose our best young players to the Liverpools of this world. We are nothing but a nursery for the big boys.
posted by Aussie Mal (Guest) - Wednesday 14th May 2025, 4:51 AM Aussie Mal ... That is not correct. Brentford have re-established their academy. I’m also not sure if you are aware, but in order to participate in any UEFA competition, it is mandatory for a club to operate an academy; otherwise, they are not permitted to take part. I believe this regulation was introduced specifically to discourage owners and clubs from acting purely out of self-interest, without contributing to the wider football pyramid. Let us not forget that our Under-21 side used to defeat Brentford’s team quite comfortably, on one occasion, Fulham won 6–1. I am therefore not entirely convinced of the quality of Brentford B. In fact, they did not even compete in a formal league; they only played friendlies, which is hardly the ideal system for developing young talent.
posted by Morpheus (Guest) - Wednesday 14th May 2025, 8:31 AM JohnC ... Larger clubs typically compete in more competitions and tend to rotate their squads more frequently. They also provide significant playing time to younger players, particularly in less important fixtures or early rounds of cup competitions. Fulham, however, appears reluctant to offer such opportunities, even in matches of lesser importance as demonstrated in the previously mentioned fixture against Leicester. Unfortunately, Fulham has one of the worst records when it comes to giving minutes to young players. In fact, it seems that not only within the Premier League, but across all European leagues, Fulham ranks among the lowest in terms of playing time allocated to academy graduates. Given these circumstances, I personally find it difficult to blame young players for seeking opportunities elsewhere — even at bigger clubs, where they are more likely to gain valuable first-team experience.
posted by Morpheus (Guest) - Wednesday 14th May 2025, 9:04 AM AUSSI MAL, you went to henries holiday camp , as did myself and Morty, what years??.
posted by the real arch bishop (Guest) - Wednesday 14th May 2025, 10:49 AM It’s quite strange about biereth he was in our under 18s side what won the league forward line was very good we played 3 upfront with stanfield playing deep scored only about 8 but he was more a provider biereth played right centre scored 23 and Bowie played left centre scored 15. Biereth turned down our contract went to arsenal had l year in 21s the following year went to Motherwell on loan at some point arsenal released him .Silva would have done the same too young.
posted by Mick The Beard (Guest) - Wednesday 14th May 2025, 11:53 PM Mick The Beard .... Actually, he was not released. Arsenal sold him to Sturm Graz for £9 million, and Sturm Graz then sold him to Monaco for £13 million. After being named the best signing in the French league, he is now worth more than £25 million. Let's face it — he is worth more than any forward Fulham currently has. In fact, he's more expensive than three of Fulham's first-team forwards combined. Do you think it's right that there was no pathway for him to the first team?
posted by Morpheus (Guest) - Saturday 17th May 2025, 3:27 PM

Another one who left us on a free due to the lack of a clear pathway is Mika Biereth. Very few people on this forum may know him, but he has broken several records in Ligue 1 — including becoming the first player in 70 years to score three hat-tricks in his first seven games. He also surpassed Zlatan Ibrahimovic’s record for the most goals scored in his first seven Ligue 1 appearances, reaching 10 goals. Additionally, Biereth is currently the top scorer across the top five European leagues in 2025. It feels pointless to have a great academy if we have a manager who doesn’t give young players a chance. In that context, it’s hard to demand loyalty, isn’t it?
posted by Morpheus (Guest) - Monday 12th May 2025, 4:14 PM

It seems to me that Brian Talbot & co haven't got a clue when it to scouting new young talent.
posted by Krebs. (Guest) - Monday 12th May 2025, 2:37 AM This is the reason why, that a professional, knowledgeable, home based Director of Football is needed.
posted by mwk (Guest) - Monday 12th May 2025, 6:56 AM Was the managers that led to the players mentioned moving on. Having said that the recruitment has been an issue for many years. Watched Amorim almost in tears yesterday so we’re not the only ones who can’t pick our noses. With regards to youth recruitment, the best academy doesn’t mean the best team. The only solution is to hire the best scouts and coaching staff available and hope for the best. Didnt Napoleon say he’d rather have lucky generals than good ones?
posted by Paddy O’Doors (Guest) - Monday 12th May 2025, 9:59 AM He also said what times tea, but what do i know.
posted by pointless (Guest) - Monday 12th May 2025, 12:21 PM Recruitment has, for many seasons, been too little too late( those late to the sale miss the best), and somehow strangely un- targeted. We constantly seem to be in competition with other teams of comparable levels and invariably, if not always, miss out. Surely the players you want and positions you prioritise should be identified as early as possible. Approaches should follow at the earliest opportunity, before the big boys start bidding. I fully except that we’ll never compete with the big 6/8 but you’d think we’d be an attractive alternative to other mid-table teams.Planning, courage of your convictions and commitment surely make sense. Scratching around at the end of the window and having to settle for what’s left does not look like a plan laden with potential success. Talbot gets singled out, but not fully knowing how the system works, from where I sit, everyone must shoulder a portion of blame. Of course now it’s going to be even more difficult to attract good players. With Brentford, Bournemouth looking like they’ll be playing in Europe, our recruitment just got a whole lot more difficult.But hey, what do I know? I’m just a silly old git who continues to support a serially underachieving club.
posted by Mortlake - Monday 12th May 2025, 2:31 PM Another one who left us on a free due to the lack of a clear pathway is Mika Biereth. Very few people on this forum may know him, but he has broken several records in Ligue 1 — including becoming the first player in 70 years to score three hat-tricks in his first seven games. He also surpassed Zlatan Ibrahimovic’s record for the most goals scored in his first seven Ligue 1 appearances, reaching 10 goals. Additionally, Biereth is currently the top scorer across the top five European leagues in 2025. It feels pointless to have a great academy if we have a manager who doesn’t give young players a chance. In that context, it’s hard to demand loyalty, isn’t it?
posted by Morpheus (Guest) - Monday 12th May 2025, 4:13 PM We have a number of much richer neighbours who lead the que for young players. Even with Spurs near the bottom of the table their name will attract good young men and Chelsea will attract even more. We get what is left. Equally we can buy better players from around the World that will cost less than any academy player. I do not believe from a cost effective point of view we should have an academy but can understand the benefits for children with ambition to be a professional footballer.
posted by The Time Is Now - Monday 12th May 2025, 4:33 PM

Theodore or Theophilus? Are the family particular Kojak fans? The players have decided the season is over so if I was you I’d not bother about the Cottage and concentrate on ‘who loves ya baby’.
posted by Paddy O’Doors (Guest) - Monday 12th May 2025, 10:04 AM Lol' its Theodore and maybe more of the Roosevelt than Kojak, Lol. Still a bit more to play for Paddy and how about trouncing our next door Neighbours, Brentford which i am sure you will agree and would like to see a win double over them. Don't forget our finale Man City which is a game for fans and non-fans, two wins will make a fantastic finish to our season and we could all retire and melt into summer happy as Larry and 5 day test cricket matches. What more could we wish for, Lol!!!!!
posted by OWEN - Monday 12th May 2025, 11:50 AM Paddy i told you weeks ago the players decided season over , usually about 45 minutes into most games.
posted by the real arch bishop (Guest) - Monday 12th May 2025, 12:23 PM What about half season tickets for the first half of games only? They’d even fill the Pizza Hut stand if they did that. Happy supporters, happy stewards, happy cleaners, happy bar staff. I think I’m on to something here.
posted by Paddy O’Doors (Guest) - Monday 12th May 2025, 1:01 PM Don’t think football grounds the best place for babes in arms to be fair not fair o people around or the infant to be cooped up for 90 minutes my kids did not start coming with me till they got to about 5 but them days they had plenty of room for manoeuvre
posted by Ipitommi (Guest) - Monday 12th May 2025, 4:35 PM I am a Fulham fan so home to win our last two game but applying logic the way we have played since that horrible loss to crystal palace we really do not look like we can beat anyone.
posted by The Time Is Now - Tuesday 13th May 2025, 1:28 PM

The players are in holiday mode. Happens every season. Why is everyone surprised?
posted by Paddy O’Doors (Guest) - Sunday 11th May 2025, 5:23 PM In my opinion your expectations are too high we need to get established as a premier league club I’m as disappointed as anyone we didn’t progress against palace but then again didn’t expect to beat Liverpool at home (only lost 2 away games) or Chelsea at the bridge don’t think a European expedition would do our squad any favours so don’t see which point I am missing.
posted by Chief (Guest) - Sunday 11th May 2025, 6:46 PM You are missing the point Chief, Brentford, Bournemouth, Crystal Palace and Brighton have all had better a better season than us, come on we should be better than them. You are setting your sights far too low, have some positivity and belief we can do better.
posted by Reporter (Guest) - Sunday 11th May 2025, 10:01 PM Why is every one now quoting my reporting that few weeks ago you were mostly hooting with anger and telling me so negative , suddenly all i am reading is folk agreeing with me , and Morty.
posted by the real arch bishop (Guest) - Monday 12th May 2025, 12:26 PM Would not say they have had a better season they’ve not had a shocking last 5 or six games like us been a complete disaster and very expensive khan must be spitting feathers need something outstanding last two and an enourmouse amount of luck little bees right up for it sure city will want to finish on a high frankly up p-+sed. with it if little bees wack us not going to last game for a nothing match
posted by Ipotombi (Guest) - Monday 12th May 2025, 4:48 PM A few weeks ago Morty we had not messed up at Bournemouth messed up against Chelsea messed up against villa and Everton Should have got 9 points at least think we’ve had a disappointing season overaull had some. great wins but far nor£ disappointments
posted by Ipitombi (Guest) - Monday 12th May 2025, 4:57 PM

Agree with this posting. We have had a lot of decisions go against us and it reconfirms my view that smaller clubs do not get the balance of benefit when it comes to refereeing decisions. In my view, VAR should make important decisions by panel and not allow the referee the final say. It works very well in Rugby Union. Of course, the big clubs won’t want this. You can bet that a club like Manchester City would have got that penalty decision on Saturday
posted by FFC forever (Guest) - Tuesday 13th May 2025, 10:38 AM

Feel let down when we had so many chances to shine , few good games then a complete let down
posted by the real arch bishop (Guest) - Sunday 11th May 2025, 11:33 AM Not satisfying to be right Bish, but right we were.
posted by Mortlake - Sunday 11th May 2025, 12:46 PM

We have become too slow and predictable. Almost walking football at times and give the ball away too cheaply.
posted by Bertruvius (Guest) - Sunday 11th May 2025, 9:19 AM Your an idiot,when Silva arrived we were in the championship He got us promoted comfortably playing some fantastic entertaining football.He then got us to a semi final of the league cup and lost out by a single goal to Liverpool. After selling our 2 best players he then got us to a quarter final against palace got us to almost record points in the premier league. I’m as disappointed as anyone in the last couple of games and admit that most of the team are on the beach apart from pride v Brentford I for one are happy we’re not in Europe and believe me if Silva leaves we will struggle to replace him so stop behaving like spoilt children and get behind them.
posted by Chief (Guest) - Sunday 11th May 2025, 12:22 PM Think the personal insults weaken your argument. Everyone is entitled to an opinion. Your choice to agree or disagree.
posted by Mortlake - Sunday 11th May 2025, 12:45 PM Not personal insults but can’t believe the amount of negative comments about Silva,the players or general tactics,we’ve had a decent season and look back to the shambles we endured under Parker and the way we fell apart on almost a weekly basis sometimes I wonder if these people actually support Fulham.
posted by Chief (Guest) - Sunday 11th May 2025, 1:23 PM Chief that is a brilliant and so true posting. I wouldn't say that a majority of our fans, but not all, think the way that we do about our club, but so many have excessively high expectations. I know that we have been a Premier League club before, and quite recently really, but in general, we are a novice at this level, and considering the draw backs that we have gone through this season, we have done exceedingly well, under Marco's guidance, and for him to leave at this point in our Premier League education, would be a complete disaster. We must just pray that Marco is here to stay for some while, otherwise under a new coach/manager, we could struggle l e to maintain our current position. My congratulations to both Brighton and Brentford for their efforts this season, but they will both probably end end with nothing to show for it, like us. Unless of course they consider a spot in a really low European competition an achievement, which will badly effect their League form in 25/26.
posted by THE CRAVEN (Guest) - Sunday 11th May 2025, 1:46 PM Two of the poorest clubs in the Premier League, have actually reached a non consequential European final, and just look at where they are in the Premier League. Why ? Answers on a postcard please! !
posted by AC (Guest) - Sunday 11th May 2025, 2:08 PM Throw Bournemouth in there too I attend most home games and a few away and you normally get the more genuine ones that travel I will be renewing next season and would be a lot happier if I know Silvas still our manager so we can compete in the best league in the world unquestionably
posted by Chief (Guest) - Sunday 11th May 2025, 4:11 PM

YOU HIT THE NAIL ON THE HEAD
posted by 22 (Guest) - Sunday 11th May 2025, 6:14 AM Have to agree.
posted by Mortlake - Sunday 11th May 2025, 6:18 AM Squad needs an overhaul in the Summer, we will immediately improve when Perreira leaves.
posted by Reporter (Guest) - Sunday 11th May 2025, 8:08 AM

Good post 100 percent agree
posted by DMK (Guest) - Saturday 10th May 2025, 6:00 PM As old Cottager used to keep on about, and I am in total agreement with is get rid of that useless geriatric chief scout TAlbot Along with his freeloading son.
posted by BC (Guest) - Saturday 10th May 2025, 6:14 PM I agree with that BC, particularly when you see the recruitment of teams like Brentford and Bournemouth in particular. Brighton and C. Palace aren’t too shabby either.
posted by Mortlake - Saturday 10th May 2025, 6:32 PM I also agree BC about Talbot,and as for Brentford there scouting is second to none.
posted by old un (Guest) - Saturday 10th May 2025, 8:11 PM Agree with Drago and BC
posted by bigboy4650 (Guest) - Saturday 10th May 2025, 9:01 PM I also agree with BC re Talbot and son.Poor recruitment.
posted by GEZZA (Guest) - Saturday 10th May 2025, 9:46 PM Marco agrees to stay with Fulham, as he has just agreed a contract extension. So we can forget anymore rumours.
posted by Brian from West Sussex (Guest) - Saturday 10th May 2025, 10:35 PM Brian I don't know where you got your Marco signs story from, but I think that is just wishful thinking. From what I have just read on the BBC sports Internet, it seems that MS has agreed to sell his soul to the devil, and join Spurs. He must be bloody mad, but it's his choice.
posted by THE CRAVEN (Guest) - Saturday 10th May 2025, 11:05 PM Marco has taken the team as far as he can take it and I forecast he will leave . We should say a big thank you for a great run and wish him well but he never had the resources to do any better than he has done also , he didn't have the luck with injuries that Bournemouth Brentford have had this season .
posted by FULHAM SUPPORTER (Guest) - Sunday 11th May 2025, 3:10 AM What a fickle bunch. Silva out. My dick wants to laugh. Don’t forget the laws of the jungle. We are a boutique club. This season was a success by our standards. We had a good cup run and were never in danger of relegation. What more do you want? If we made Europe with this squad that could end in tears. Let’s not pretend we’re something we aren’t.
posted by Zod (Guest) - Sunday 11th May 2025, 7:04 AM I agree with you Zod, however, I don’t think it’s the losing that is the issues, it’s the manner in which you lose. We had some great days this season, which built expectations, but to go with a whimper with some truly pathetic performances will disappoint everyone. Drawing comparisons with Brentford, Bournemouth etc. merely goes to reinforce the view that there is much that needs to change. I’m not sure people are so fickle as you say, they are football fans and they/we want a modicum of success or at least a vestige of pride by going down fighting to the last.
posted by Mortlake - Sunday 11th May 2025, 7:50 AM Agree with BC for an elite club our scouting network and set up is a joke, Championship level at best.
posted by Reporter (Guest) - Sunday 11th May 2025, 8:10 AM Agree with BC with those 2 Talbot clowns in charge of scouting is not good enough. For a team like us who has, or should have aspirations within the premiership there must be much better quality out there.
posted by riverside (Guest) - Sunday 11th May 2025, 2:49 PM

In my opinion, we have drastically gone down hill since the Palace Cup result, and even myself after today's result, feel rather let down, with now nothing to play for, except trying to stop little Brentford finishing in a European spot. How after beating a team like Liverpool, can we not beat a crap side like Everton, and quite honestly, we were the better side today, apart from our lack of finishing off our chances. So disappointing overall, and we are now running on empty. Season over.
posted by THE CRAVEN (Guest) - Saturday 10th May 2025, 6:57 PM Defending was shameful also craven and not just blaming back four. Feel sorry for Jimenez worked socks of again got his goal even tracked back to help
posted by DMK (Guest) - Sunday 11th May 2025, 7:27 AM Everton were poor? Maybe we have to consider the David Moyesy factor? David Moyes can make a defeat into an unexpected win by doing a few tweaks here and there and i think thats what happened in the second half. This is the reward for appointing a manager the second time around which doesn't happen too often. Moyes is just a wily character of a manager and his experience is second to none, we have to hold our hands up to that...
posted by OWEN - Sunday 11th May 2025, 10:36 PM