Didn't realise you had reached your teens with all these made up stories, not funny, just boring !!
posted by Tony (Guest) - Thursday 21st February 2019, 9:15 AM try to write in English, as you appear to all on here as a juvenile moron.
posted by nosferatu (Guest) - Thursday 21st February 2019, 11:14 AM

I feel the same way.
posted by BAZ (Guest) - Thursday 21st February 2019, 3:22 AM Totally agree mate-Our absentee,could'nt care less owner and his blundering,idiotic son are destroying this club.
posted by GEZZA (Guest) - Thursday 21st February 2019, 11:48 AM

What with the lot from labour jacking . Now three have jacked from the Tory party.
posted by GEEZER (Guest) - Wednesday 20th February 2019, 1:40 PM All defectors are treacherous just shows their true characters.lead by Chuck Ammonia.
posted by Tony R (Guest) - Wednesday 20th February 2019, 2:57 PM What do you lot think about the MPS leaving Labour and the Tory parties. May be for a centre party. And may be all work together for the good of the country instead of there own parties. HOPE SO.
posted by GEEZER (Guest) - Wednesday 20th February 2019, 6:35 PM David Icke will be the next PM you mark my words...
posted by Hints - Wednesday 20th February 2019, 11:15 PM Independent Party? Everyone of these MPs is a Remainer so it's a bit early to be talking about centre parties and what's best for the Country. Especialy the Tory defencfors who at the last election stood on a brexit manifesto. Sorry but all I can see is more chicanery! We need our own Trump to get rid of these life time job politiciens.
posted by willie2B (Guest) - Thursday 21st February 2019, 2:14 AM Just shows how deep the treachery has reached inside Westminster when MP's from both sides will not accept the will of the people.How many of our games can we get replayed because we didn't like losing them? It
posted by nrl (Guest) - Thursday 21st February 2019, 8:49 AM I think we have all seen what Europe thinks of us,sneers, insults,attempts to blackmail us,all they really want is our very large contribution,so who would want to stay in Europe under those terms knowing we are the millwall of Europe!!!?.
posted by sir grump (Guest) - Thursday 21st February 2019, 12:11 PM

Imodium is usually good for that ;0)
posted by MST (Moderator) - Wednesday 20th February 2019, 11:44 AM Brian your a diamond, trying to imagine the grin on your face WHEN you go and collect your winnings- good luck Bro
posted by John (Guest) - Wednesday 20th February 2019, 12:27 PM Imagining is about as close as it will get!
posted by 5crawny - Wednesday 20th February 2019, 12:55 PM Probably right Bro,but Newcastle would never be able to beat City would they ?
posted by John (Guest) - Wednesday 20th February 2019, 2:13 PM This is the week of the great turnaround
posted by Nick (Guest) - Wednesday 20th February 2019, 4:39 PM Nick are you part of Carlsberg (if only)
posted by Will (Guest) - Thursday 21st February 2019, 9:28 AM

As bad as Chelsea maybe at the moment, I would change places with them any day of the week. They will still be in the Premier League next season, and we won't be. See what I mean.
posted by Malden Mick (Guest) - Tuesday 19th February 2019, 11:24 PM Change places with that lot ? Never !
posted by Sw6 (Guest) - Wednesday 20th February 2019, 7:32 AM I didn't mean as a club, I just meant their position in the league table. Don't be stupid, I would like to see them at the bottom, and us at the top, and I just hope that they get another good hiding in the Final on Sunday. It would be lovely.
posted by Malden Micjk (Guest) - Wednesday 20th February 2019, 7:51 AM Think City will take care of that !
posted by John (Guest) - Wednesday 20th February 2019, 12:30 PM You should say what you mean in the first place , and your calling ME stupid , lol .
posted by Sw6 (Guest) - Wednesday 20th February 2019, 3:19 PM I hope Chelsea WIN! I am a Londoner and have no time at all for the bloody mancs.
posted by doom (Guest) - Wednesday 20th February 2019, 5:31 PM I hope chelsea lose , but as a fulham fan what else would i say , coyw .
posted by Sw6 (Guest) - Thursday 21st February 2019, 7:10 AM

There was a poster on Tiff dubbing himself "ck" making all sorts of claims and accusations. He was good, imposter or not, but the forum has suffered since in terms of over moderation. Can't be too careful, it seems.
posted by Simon (Guest) - Tuesday 19th February 2019, 5:34 PM Easier to point to his twitter feed, which is in the public domain.
posted by The Arizonan - Tuesday 19th February 2019, 7:16 PM My reading of it is different: he’s withdrawn his tweets as he’s been advised to stop digging a hole for himself, as Khan has probably threatened to take him to the cleaners....
posted by Rm (Guest) - Tuesday 19th February 2019, 8:05 PM I think it is as Arizonian says..Having spoken to someone who works at FFC there is an atmosphere of fear so everyone is laying low..Certain People have already been "moved to different roles" in light of bullying allegations in academy. Management are under investigation for inducements/ Agent collaboration etc and other dealings..not a nice place to be at the moment
posted by rich (Guest) - Tuesday 19th February 2019, 8:23 PM If you had followed his tweets Rm you'd have seen he's been inviting lawsuits both here and in the US. No reason for him to avoid them. He wants to be sued to bring his allegations out into the open. As RoC said, things are not all tickety-boo at the club and, if Kline prevails, there's a shed load of touble in store for the club and its owners.
posted by The Arizonan - Tuesday 19th February 2019, 10:38 PM If we are guilty big fine & 10 point deduction this season not next as D1 will looming. Will the Khans ever know anything about sport NO!!!
posted by Will (Guest) - Thursday 21st February 2019, 9:50 AM If it were to go tits up the Khans could well be disqualified from ownership. Let that one sink in.
posted by The Arizonan - Thursday 21st February 2019, 3:10 PM

mate, it's a joke
posted by Nigel (Guest) - Tuesday 19th February 2019, 2:56 PM Well said DG , sheet head is a right plank , not funny at all , where is he ? Who cares ? Whose Sarri now , lol !
posted by Ben Twilley (Guest) - Tuesday 19th February 2019, 4:56 PM

You and me both Baz. Coco Ranieri must pack up his big top and move on. I wont be so arrogant as to say "go get Lee Johnson " but i think we should at least enquire about him. If that don't work, offer him sh!t loads of money. lol
posted by Dan Gleebals (Guest) - Tuesday 19th February 2019, 1:51 PM

He may have brokered the deal, but it was Fulham that bought the player of their own violition. Therein lies the blame.
posted by The Arizonan - Tuesday 19th February 2019, 2:58 PM Anyone messing with there own violition is on the fiddle!
posted by Chris of Jokes - Tuesday 19th February 2019, 3:39 PM ... and prone to violinse.
posted by The Arizonan - Tuesday 19th February 2019, 4:20 PM Crikey, don't string it out...
posted by MST (Moderator) - Tuesday 19th February 2019, 4:27 PM Or harp on!
posted by Chris of Jokes - Tuesday 19th February 2019, 5:08 PM Plucky reply ...
posted by The Arizonan - Tuesday 19th February 2019, 5:20 PM Let's all hope we are plucky and lucky on Friday night! Now that is enough from me as the barrel is fully scraped clean.
posted by Chris of Jokes - Tuesday 19th February 2019, 5:26 PM For a goal target Friday let's piccalo number and no high flute-ing ideas. Just to be clear-a-net win would help drum up enthusiasm. I bass this on past experience of orchastrating an ensemble such as those shrinking violas that we are obligattoed to follow (groan)
posted by The Arizonan - Tuesday 19th February 2019, 7:13 PM

Yes someone lives locally and no risk! I know a club who might be interested in a manager swap deal too...
posted by John (Guest) - Tuesday 19th February 2019, 7:58 AM I think they should keep Sarri , he's doing a great job , isnt that right shedhead !
posted by Sw6 (Guest) - Tuesday 19th February 2019, 8:39 AM At least the blue nosed know how to react with a manager they are not happy with! Tiny protest by us fans singing ‘you don’t know what you’re doing!’ When going to a back 5 against Man.Utd and even then Ranieri thought we were upset by taking the pointless Schurle off. (And before you say it, A protest about Ranieri is also a protest against Tony Khan who appointed him saying he was ‘risk free’.)
posted by Tom (Guest) - Tuesday 19th February 2019, 1:20 PM

What's a BWM?
posted by The Arizonan - Monday 18th February 2019, 2:41 PM The majority.
posted by Will (Guest) - Monday 18th February 2019, 2:42 PM Get up to speed! Dyson havent manufactured in the UK for ages. They manufacture in Malaysia, which is why they like a tanking UK currency as they earn in dollars and convert back to sterling. Brexit is a catastrophe for the Bristish economy but great for bigots, xénophobes and Little Englanders, who believe we still have an Empire, or, at least, should have
posted by Rm (Guest) - Monday 18th February 2019, 3:05 PM Land rover sales are down because seventy percent of the cars are diesels. Snowflakes again. Others are just warnings they might pull out. It will cost them millions to set up some where else. People voted to come out because the so called people running this country GOT IT BADLY WRONG. And people had' had enough of there s###t. And they are still GETTING IT WRONG.
posted by GEEZER (Guest) - Monday 18th February 2019, 3:10 PM Yes, Geezer, they sure are getting it wrong. However, that doesnt mean we should all punch ourselves in the face. We are hitting out at the wrong people; screwing the economy will only make it worse
posted by Rm (Guest) - Monday 18th February 2019, 3:12 PM PS Landrover and jags are the same company. And BOB marley and the wailers [BMW]. England is there biggest buyers.
posted by GEEZER (Guest) - Monday 18th February 2019, 3:18 PM The bell ends have had two years to get it sorted. Why its taking so long is because they have to see that they are well and truly sorted out first.
posted by GEEZER (Guest) - Monday 18th February 2019, 3:24 PM if they pull out, stop buying their products! how many will do that I wonder
posted by doom (Guest) - Monday 18th February 2019, 3:32 PM Unless politicians start telling the truth about the dependence on our close relationship with the EU nothing will get sorted. The reason its taken so long is that its only now that we are facing a deadline that its becoming apparent that you cannot square a circle and that Brexit was one big fat lie ( or lots of big fat lies)
posted by Rm (Guest) - Monday 18th February 2019, 3:32 PM Rm- Totally agree, well said
posted by Keetch54 - Monday 18th February 2019, 4:29 PM Im quite close to land rover and can assure you the new plant just opened in the czech area could do away with solihull and other plants in uk. Airbus in ukis also in for a killing.unfortunately these are the things the polititians didnt warn you.Also ba can no longer be majority shareholders of IAG,hence they will stop controlling aer lingus. Iberia....fly the flag.
posted by T.no (Guest) - Monday 18th February 2019, 5:24 PM Your quite correct many lies were told during the run up to the referendum, I clearly remember being told that if we voted to leave we would have to have an emergency budget - never happened, unemployment would rise- just the opposite, the economy would crash - no sign of it, America would put us at the end of the queue for any trade deals, the man in charge says we won't I suppose the plague of locusts could still happen !!! Oh yee of little faith
posted by John (Guest) - Monday 18th February 2019, 5:31 PM Geezer not sure why you think li'l old blighty is BMW's biggest market. Take a trip to Germany, Saudi Arabia, UAE, Russia, etc., etc. There are more BMW's on the autobahn than there are in the UK!!

Brexit was always going to lead to major job losses and anybody who thinks otherwise is simply incorrect. That is not an opinion it is a simple fact. One airline gone blaming Brexit, one car manufacturer doing the same, Sunderland will be next, then Derby, then, then then.

Sterling is volatile and been under pressure for some time and how long do you thing the economy will grow (if you think sub 1% is growth!!)once it is £0.90 to the euro and equal with the USD which is not just possible but likely if we leave without a deal.

The minimum duties that most analysts are predicting is 4% but maybe as much 8% for some goods. If sterling drops by 10% it doesn't take a mathematician to work out that the economy could shrink by up to 5% and if you think there are a lot of foodbanks now wait 'til then!

That's what happens when you give people who don't know what they're voting for a vote unfortunately :0(((.


posted by MST (Moderator) - Monday 18th February 2019, 5:52 PM We are in a transition from oil to electrics. Companies like Landrover just haven't kept up with the times. The Germans have progressed starting small. Volkswagen up is 'E' The Golf is a 'E' BMW is a 'E' We will blame Brexit for most of our problems when Brexit has not even breathed in yet. Away from cars, new deals can be negotiated no problem. We will have new deals with America, China, the swiss ect. Half of Europe are skint anyway and i suspect that when we leave, others will follow.
posted by OWEN (Guest) - Monday 18th February 2019, 5:56 PM Owen, when we leave the EU we will leave behind over 30 trade deals with countries outside the EU that the EU negotiated on our behalf as well as trade deals with all the EU countries. It has taken 30+ months to negotiate an exit from the EU and we are still nowhere near agreeing a final plan, how long do you think it will take to negotiate new deals with other countries? It isn't happening overnight mate as if by magic like some people (including you) seem to think) and in the meantime what do you think will happen?

Chaos but don't worry most people who contribute to this board won't be around to see it so all's well..........Sigh!!
posted by MST (Moderator) - Monday 18th February 2019, 6:14 PM MST about BMW it has been in the Times about it. And as you say its all about predictions. which dont mean nothing. Just like percentages in a game of football. And to be quite honest its just like whats going on at Fulham its all behind closed doors. But if they get it wrong politics in this county will never be the same again.
posted by GEEZER (Guest) - Monday 18th February 2019, 6:19 PM If it was in a newspaper then it must be right (to be read in a sarcastic tone) ;0)). Suggest you have a look on their corporate website ;0)).
posted by MST (Moderator) - Monday 18th February 2019, 6:25 PM Bob Marley and the Wailers - thanks Geezer. Marley'd gone but seems like the wailers are posting on this thread in droves.
posted by The Arizonan - Monday 18th February 2019, 6:48 PM MMST i think we are the largest overseas market
posted by GEEZER (Guest) - Monday 18th February 2019, 7:24 PM The beech trees on here should stick to football where their reactionary views are almost amusing. Face it, England is little. We'll soon find out when we're on our own.
posted by The troll (Guest) - Monday 18th February 2019, 11:15 PM *brexiteers
posted by The troll (Guest) - Monday 18th February 2019, 11:16 PM Why is it that every time a company announces bad news everyone relates it to brexit? 27 members only 3 holding there heads above water it’s a no brainier for me. Times are changing rapidly
posted by Mike (Guest) - Tuesday 19th February 2019, 7:05 AM "Nicholas Shaxson" The Financial Curse Good read.
posted by Reader (Guest) - Tuesday 19th February 2019, 8:10 AM The country is falling apart as a result of the Brexit!! Parliament is a mess. The political parties are a mess! The Brexit deal is a mess! The manufacturer industry is a mess! High street, albeit nothing to do with Brexit, is a mess! You don’t hear much about banks affected by brexit because they have all moved their accounting and bookings out of UK as a result of the Brexit - that’s not a mess but a complete disaster for our financial center of the world! We are five weeks away from leaving the complete situation is a mess! Honda moving out is the least of my worry for my kids!
posted by John (Guest) - Tuesday 19th February 2019, 8:11 AM England forever, EU for never. You lot posting in favour of being in then EU, want your heads testing. They are the most crooked lot of 27 nations that could ever be assembled, and the auditors won't even sign of their accounts as they have more fiddlers than an orchestra. We will go on to be a great nation again once we are out, with our own laws, fishing rights etc, and we won't be handing over billions of pounds to a load of crooks that hate us, as proved every year in the Eurovision song contest. If you all love the EU so much, go and live in Europe, but you will soon be hurrying back, once you see how well we are doing on our own.
posted by LTS (Guest) - Tuesday 19th February 2019, 8:40 AM I think some of you have lost sight of the fact that the "billions of pounds" we pay to the EU offsets the "TRILLIONS OF POUNDS"" we (you, I, businesses and ultimately you and I) will pay in duty when we are no longer part of the EU.

The reason Honda are leaving is because the EU and Japan have struck a free trade agreement which, means that they no longer have to manufacture in the EU and if they stay in the UK they will be subject to duty when they ship into the EU. It's a no brainer for a business.

Naively, quoting the Eurovision Song Contest LTS once again compounds my argument that if you give someone a vote that does not know what they are voting for, you end up in a mess like the one we have.

You should also remember how many people in this country are employed by European companies; who do you think owns our utilities? EDF - France, eON - Germany, NPower - Germany, etc., etc., etc. Where do you think our food comes from? Even Cadbury's chocolate is imported from Poland.

You Brexiteers have no idea what you have doe to this country and most of you won't even live to see the legacy you've left for your children and grandchildren. It's enough to make you want to cry :0(((.
posted by MST (Moderator) - Tuesday 19th February 2019, 8:53 AM Owe dear MST, still spouting the same nonsense about brexit!!! The truth is no one really knows what will happen or what shape brexit will yet take, yet you remainders know everything according to you. Have you not not noticed how the press report good articles saying inspite of brexit new jobs created, and then in the next article it will be because of brexit jobs closing. You might also want to do some research into who owns various news outfits such as the Guardian, Huffpost, the independent I could go on. And just just to prove a small point the bbc ran a article on the front of there website saying that the ftse has suffered a dip the dip was 0.05% yet the previous week the ftse has gained a whole 2% yet nothing on any of the news outfits go work that one out.
posted by Snowflake tormentor (Guest) - Tuesday 19th February 2019, 9:16 AM MST - Head / Wall / Smash You are wasting your time.
posted by Keetch54 - Tuesday 19th February 2019, 9:21 AM Snowflake - yes no one know for certain what will happen. But tell me one good thing happen since 2016? All the mess above. Nhs have no staff. Pounds have dropped 15% - make the country weaker globally. Etc etc. Perhaps once we left Eu things by magic will change for the better. In that respect I hope you are right and I am wrong! But am not sure and seen no evidence yet!
posted by John (Guest) - Tuesday 19th February 2019, 9:22 AM I know Keetch. What gets me as there are people like ST above who are relying on news beats from the media they mention and all the time assuming that's the same for everyone when actually some of us actually work in business and are seeing the issues firsthand. Again, give someone a vote who does not know what they are voting for.....
posted by MST (Moderator) - Tuesday 19th February 2019, 9:24 AM Keetch54, sadly your comment just proves my point, you aren’t able to deflate with any factually evidence you just say the same thing over and over again. John, thank you for your reply as you at least put some comments forward to discuss. With regards to the NHS have no staff , there has always been a shortage of staff even before the brexit vote, are you saying that since the vote NHS staff have returned back to there country? Or that due to the population increasing at a faster rate than the NaHS are able to recruit staff that there is now an even bigger shortage? With regards to the pound, I’m probably in a better posit than most to comment on this due to the companies I own. If you look at the value of the pound two days before the referendum it is not far of parity with what it is now,if however you look at the value of the pound and I’ll thrown in the value of the ftse on the evening of the referendum then both are considerably under this was due to the markets inflating the values on that day and then shortselling the next day. The truth is John personally I think we will have a tough ride after brexit if it happens in its correct form(this I doubt will happen, personally I think we will get a very watered down version) but this I believe is the point remainders are missing we didn’t vote for a better economy , we voted for a better way of life and to be able to make decisions for ourself, not by some unelected body that we can’t control
posted by Snowflake tormentor (Guest) - Tuesday 19th February 2019, 9:37 AM To say "that's what happens when you give people who don't know what they're voting for a vote", suggests that the comment only relates to those of us that voted leave and not the "remainers".Is this not displaying a somewhat condescending superiority?
posted by bumble (Guest) - Tuesday 19th February 2019, 9:43 AM Couldn’t agree more Bumble, they can’t debate and have this superiority complex, I’m right your wrong head in the sand attitude and can’t or won’t listen to any other views. I’m happy to listen to other people’s views and I’m happy for my olio. To change if I can see a valid reason for doing so, yet remainers heads are so far stuck in there Guardian whilst eating there humous they can’t see the wood for the trees. By the way MST I own one of the largest IFA firms in the south east so I’m pretty sure my knowledge of the markets is greater than yours, why business do you own
posted by St (Guest) - Tuesday 19th February 2019, 9:52 AM Err, anyone going to the game on Friday? Just thought it would be good to bring it back to Fulham which I thought this message board was generally designed for. But crack on and debate and argue about something that has bored me to tears for the last two years!
posted by Chris of Jokes - Tuesday 19th February 2019, 10:43 AM St- I have been a commodity broker for 41 years, I own offices in London Holland and Malaysia, and I look on in despair when I travel around the world at what on earth are any benefits from this fiasco for generations to com.
posted by Keetch54 - Tuesday 19th February 2019, 11:05 AM Ok so we are going down the my dick is bigger than your dick are we ST? You have no idea of my background, knowledge on the subject or my connections so please don't make uninformed accusations.

Just when I thought we were having a serious debate. Shame :0(.

Bumble, please kindly don't make assumptions either. My remarks to having a referendum regarding such a serious subject that affects millions of lives for many years to come refers to the stupidity of asking the public to decide and that refers to both Brexiteers and Remainers.

If you had the same referendum today the results could well be the same and they could well be different but the dynamic of the electorate has changed massively in 30 months so it is unlikely the result would replicate the previous one.

Many older people will be dead or not able to vote and many younger people would now be eligible to vote so how can it be sensible to ask the man in the street with (in general) little or no fact (whether researched or not) but a mountain of rhetoric on one specific day to decide the destiny of an entire nation and then act on a result that was (more or less) 50/50 give or take a few thousand votes in the odd 30,000,000.

My last comment on this particular thread but an interesting debate nonetheless.




posted by MST (Moderator) - Tuesday 19th February 2019, 11:51 AM Shame on you MST, you should stoop so low especially as the moderator
posted by ST (Guest) - Tuesday 19th February 2019, 12:07 PM So Keetch 41 years very impressive since commodities or ETC were only regulated in 2003 , or do you mean Swaps?
posted by ST (Guest) - Tuesday 19th February 2019, 12:11 PM Agricultural- therefore your assumption shows a lack of understanding of the broader nature of commodities. Not everything is bought and sold on a tv screen.
posted by Keetch54 - Tuesday 19th February 2019, 12:46 PM ST - tut and rolled eyes. Another lack of understanding of what a moderator does on this board does. Still, as long as you’re happy....
posted by MST (Moderator) - Tuesday 19th February 2019, 1:35 PM The electorate chose to free barrabas instead of jc.
posted by T.NO (Guest) - Tuesday 19th February 2019, 2:15 PM Mst and others. You are still after all this time still missing the point. As to what fifty million people vote to get OUT.Its got nothing to with money shares etc. Its our way of life how We speak the way we are. MST and others you are like the politicians you have not read the warning signs. To what the people were thinking . Mst you say people voted to leave didnt have a clue to what it was all about . Neither did the politicans to what people were saying or thinking. They caused this problem not us
posted by GEEZER (Guest) - Tuesday 19th February 2019, 3:14 PM Keetch you said you were a commodities trader in reply to me working in the finance industry, selling agricultural equipment or supplies is not commodities trading in the exchange! MST I have a rough idea what being a moderator does very similar to bersco in parliament you let people speak only when it’s the same opinion as yours!! Geezer I couldn’t I said it better myself, u voted for w way of life and for my children and there children to be safe, and for those of you still looking through your rose spectacles get your head from out of your backside before it’s to late.
posted by ST (Guest) - Tuesday 19th February 2019, 3:28 PM ST- Once and for all I trade cargoes of vegetable oils ( Substantial volumes at a time ) from origin to destinations world wide flat priced and not on an exchange. Geddit?
posted by Keetch54 - Tuesday 19th February 2019, 3:57 PM In the 1975 referendum I voted to leave the Common Market (EU). Prior to the referendum, both Enoch Powell (political right) and Tony Benn (political left) said the aim of the Common Market was to create a political government for Europe and that if we stayed in the Market we would live to regret it in later years. On this issue they were both right.
posted by Bumble (Guest) - Tuesday 19th February 2019, 4:12 PM Of course I get it Keetch that’s why I questioned what you put Geddit;-)
posted by ST (Guest) - Tuesday 19th February 2019, 4:27 PM So I’m guessing you sell palm oil Keetch?
posted by ST (Guest) - Tuesday 19th February 2019, 4:28 PM MST' i think we will eventually be in a powerful position concerning trade deals. We are probably the 5th most powerful country and the most influential in the world. Any lost trade deals can be renegotiated again, who wouldn't want to deal with Great Britain? The car industry has had a good run now for 100 years plus on Deisel oil, everything is in transition now with electric cars creeping in and driverless cars. We don't see things until it is in our faces and not just blaming the likes of Land-Rover who are a bit slow off the mark. We also have big problems with our roads, i don't think we will be ready for self-driving cars ect. Our Roman friends left us with too many windey roads all over the place and it will cost billions to re-design and just to get everything with technology into place. Back to Honda who promised to stay put here? They should not have made that promise and for good reason. Honda and the Japs are so far ahead in technology, but that techno gear and ideas are back in Japan. Technology is developing at a rate of knots and everybody is catching a breath to keep up with it. I challenge anybody to get a workforce of say 2000 people and machinery up to speed with electric technology? Not possible, and there needs to be a lot of thought and thinking hours at the table before any new production on electrics. Boris Johnson had the right idea bringing Electric bikes forward but we are still not up to speed with those fly-over bypasses etc. We are thinking about all these technology but still not proactive enough to change things. One guy i was reading about today has just invented a Battery that can run for 3000 miles before a charge, can you imagine that? I think they have incorporated it with Hydrogen which is very volotile and dangerous. The guy must be a genius because there is only a prototype for Hydrogen technology but there is still a danger with that stuff. The boffins and clever people like your Teslas who are pushing this stuff are funded generously. We have some clever people here too but they need lots of money and thinking time to bring it to the table. We are just not at the races at the moment, but we are Britain and i think that everybody will eventually want to do business with us again.
posted by OWEN (Guest) - Tuesday 19th February 2019, 6:02 PM Owen sorry i have to disagree with the start of your post. We are not powerful any more We are a third rate nation that lives on memories about our past [.except the snowflakes.] WE could not organise a kiddies christmas party. There is no such thing as a GREAT BRITIAN anymore.
posted by GEEZER (Guest) - Tuesday 19th February 2019, 7:55 PM MST has it spot on..FYI GB represents about 1.15% of the world GDP and we are now 7th/8th in terms of economy..we were 5th before brexit but Califiornis is now bigger than us..so anyone who thinks we are Great is harping back to an empire many years ago (built on invading other countries taking there goods and using their cheap/slavery labour)..the reason we are great now is because we (I thought) learnt from that and realised inclusiveness and sharing ideas/culture /people etc is for good not bad..Anyone who says WTO works needs to read up on it as we are bound by pretty strong rules as is everyone else and doesnt make good reading if we go down that path..so imagine why would any nation want to give us a better trade deal with a consumer market of 60m than say the EU with a market of 600m people..SO economically it was always a stupid idea and sadly its divided a nation through nationalism and scaremongering. Nationalism is a forerunner to facism and as someone said its a reason to hate people you dont know...Cameron May Rees Mogg and now Corbyn have a lot to answer for IMO
posted by DT (Guest) - Tuesday 19th February 2019, 8:44 PM

What about academy players. Dembele, Roberts, Sess x 2. Lower league, Smalling for sure 10 years ago.
posted by Phil (Guest) - Monday 18th February 2019, 12:34 AM Chris Smalling?
posted by Hints (Guest) - Monday 18th February 2019, 6:42 AM Steve Finnan
posted by Guest (Guest) - Monday 18th February 2019, 11:22 AM I was trying to think of player we bought from league 1 or 2 team and then improved him . I cant think of anyone in the last 7 years . We got Cairney from Blackburn so maybe that counts , although i think at the time we were both in Championship .
posted by davidk (Guest) - Monday 18th February 2019, 11:35 AM Geoff Horsfield from halifax town
posted by Pez (Guest) - Monday 18th February 2019, 1:08 PM Geoff Horsefield from Halfiax Town
posted by Pez (Guest) - Monday 18th February 2019, 1:09 PM Geoff Horsfield signed in 1998 from Halifax who I believe had just been promoted from the Conference to the third division...
posted by bumble (Guest) - Monday 18th February 2019, 2:08 PM Geoff Horsfield signed in 1998 from Halifax Town who had, I believe, just won promotion from the Conference to the third division.
posted by bumble (Guest) - Monday 18th February 2019, 2:10 PM Barry Hayles, could be a long list.
posted by Will (Guest) - Monday 18th February 2019, 3:00 PM Barry Hayles, could be a long list.
posted by Will (Guest) - Monday 18th February 2019, 3:01 PM Barry Hayles, could be a long list.
posted by Will (Guest) - Monday 18th February 2019, 3:02 PM Barry Hayles, could be a long list.
posted by Will (Guest) - Monday 18th February 2019, 3:04 PM Sorry site error.
posted by Will (Guest) - Monday 18th February 2019, 3:11 PM Anything more recent that 1998 ? I think that was year we signed both Finnan and Horsfield . If that was the last year we signed a player from an English lower league division (one or two) , it maybe doesnt say much for our domestic scouting . Sure there must be some nuggets out there
posted by davidk (Guest) - Monday 18th February 2019, 4:12 PM Jimmy Conway mid 60's GREAT MAN & in ill health now, hade time to help kid's like me to play at the Scrubs, west London.
posted by Will (Guest) - Monday 18th February 2019, 6:08 PM Came from Bohemians Ireland, had to look it up.
posted by Will (Guest) - Monday 18th February 2019, 6:21 PM Harry Bales did us proud
posted by John (Guest) - Tuesday 19th February 2019, 12:48 PM Barry Hayles is still playing at the ripe old age of 45
posted by Pez (Guest) - Tuesday 19th February 2019, 1:09 PM Allan Clarke
posted by bill@usa (Guest) - Tuesday 19th February 2019, 3:00 PM Gordon Davies
posted by Eddie (Guest) - Wednesday 20th February 2019, 5:28 PM Gordon Davies from Merthyr did ok
posted by Eddie (Guest) - Wednesday 20th February 2019, 5:30 PM

May have been a bore, but what would you give to have Hodgson back as our Manager?
posted by Rm (Guest) - Sunday 17th February 2019, 7:01 PM Love to have Roy back. He was the best ever. Shame he chanced his arm at Lpool. Great to see Brentford score a goal!
posted by Phil (Guest) - Sunday 17th February 2019, 7:09 PM What odds would you get that 6months ago Fulham finishing in the bottom two and wolves seventh and winning the FA cup!!
posted by John (Guest) - Sunday 17th February 2019, 8:26 PM It breaks your heart to see just how far we are now behind Wolves. They are settling nicely in the top half of the Premier League table and we are heading back to the Championship. Where did it all go wrong. I must be honest, I never contemplated us being relegated this season, and I thought that it would be us and not Wolves in the top half.
posted by A C (Guest) - Sunday 17th February 2019, 11:48 PM Wolves were dominant last season playing prem football. We played a style that didn’t adapt and our late purchases didn’t help. Lack of planning and a manager out of his depth. So we go again. That’s the beauty.
posted by Phil (Guest) - Monday 18th February 2019, 12:27 AM Gordon Davies did ok
posted by Eddie (Guest) - Wednesday 20th February 2019, 5:23 PM Sorry ignore last post it’s on the wrong thread.
posted by Eddie (Guest) - Wednesday 20th February 2019, 5:24 PM

Where would that be?
posted by The Arizonan - Sunday 17th February 2019, 7:15 PM Yes call to arms is the best i have read also
posted by john (Guest) - Monday 18th February 2019, 11:46 AM Think it is https://hammyend.com/index.php/2019/02/fulham-should-go-out-fighting-on-the-front-foot/
posted by Will (Guest) - Monday 18th February 2019, 5:45 PM Thanks WIll. Excellent article but a bit like peeing into the wind unfortunately. Anyway, muchas gracias amigo.
posted by The Arizonan - Tuesday 19th February 2019, 2:11 AM Seems like its a movies quote from sam pecinpah so what would roy rogers have said about it.
posted by the real arch bishop (Guest) - Tuesday 19th February 2019, 2:42 PM Well Bish my old amigo. Roy would have given Dale a quick seeing to, jumped on 'ol Trig and nipped offf to the local hostelry until all the "call to arms" shyte had died away. He'd have left all that to Bowie, Crockett, Travis and the rest as dying wasn't his speciality. How's it going Bish? Long time no hear.
posted by The Arizonan - Tuesday 19th February 2019, 11:20 PM Keep being cloned,so stand back and adopt another for a while, bit like harry lime.
posted by the real arch bishop (Guest) - Wednesday 20th February 2019, 2:31 PM

I agree we should have signed him permanently what a mistake
posted by FFC supporter (Guest) - Sunday 17th February 2019, 5:21 PM Hard man defender but can also run w the ball and pass it. Tony Khan is an absolute mug. He loved the club as well.
posted by JJVOL07 (Guest) - Sunday 17th February 2019, 5:57 PM And we needed defenders. He was replaced with rubbish.
posted by Phil (Guest) - Sunday 17th February 2019, 7:10 PM Kalas' he had great presence and i remember a sublime pass from him surging forward, i can't remember against who? Bigger guys like him and big Mac were Fulham through and through. I would rather have these guys and with their weaknesses all day long. Given a chance and they would have improved and gotten better. How many mistakes and chances have our new guys have? and they make mistakes every week so no better than Kalas, Mac, Piazon, and i cold go on...
posted by OWEN (Guest) - Sunday 17th February 2019, 9:09 PM Before he came to us he helped Middlesbrough's get promoted, seems to me the cuckoo's up the road don't want him to play the premier league. Seriously think the loan market needs a complete rethink when wealthy teams can control where players go
posted by nrl (Guest) - Thursday 21st February 2019, 9:43 AM

The lot at the top can do these things. Middle of the table and down dont stand a chance. The quicker they f###k of the better for the majority of club it will be a lot better. Gods wonder full game is run by the minority for the majority. Just like our country is. Over and out
posted by geezer (Guest) - Sunday 17th February 2019, 12:49 PM Can't argue with that mate
posted by John (Guest) - Sunday 17th February 2019, 1:23 PM That’s why the championship is so much better and top level club football as a sporting contest is loosing its appeal. What connection is there between prem stars and fans. None.
posted by Phil (Guest) - Monday 18th February 2019, 12:29 AM Totally agree geezer the top clubs aka global franchises have pulled up the drawbridge and distanced themselves from the real teams of the English game. They should do the decent thing and get this European Super League up and running allowing the English league to re structure and return to its former competitive glory.
posted by Eddie (Guest) - Thursday 21st February 2019, 12:17 PM

West Ham game is Friday and it will take more than one game for the fans to love Ranieri! Sadly, there’s no love in the air....
posted by John (Guest) - Saturday 16th February 2019, 10:46 PM Sorry, but not one supporter near me, has any time or respect for Claudio, and it's yet another bad appointment by the Khan's. I am surprised that he has not been shown the door during this almost two week break. He who hesitates is lost once again by the club. There is absolutely no question that we will get hammered by West Ham on Friday, with him in charge,and forgive the pun ! !
posted by A C (Guest) - Saturday 16th February 2019, 11:41 PM As one supporter I respect Claudio he won the premier league with Leicester and apart from the transfer window did not sign any of these overpaid prima Donnas. As for blaming the Khans they got us to the premier league it just hasn’t worked out but I for - believe we will come back stronger so stop pointing the finger and get behind the team!
posted by Mike (Guest) - Sunday 17th February 2019, 11:04 AM His LCFC title wasn't down to him. If Vardy had pulled a hamstring that year they'd have maybe been relegated. CR out!!!
posted by JJVOL07 (Guest) - Sunday 17th February 2019, 11:33 AM Owen, you should be on the board. Numpty!!!!!!!
posted by MC (Guest) - Sunday 17th February 2019, 6:30 PM My apologies Owen, just sick of the mismanagement of FFC and idiots with more money than sense that no "Jack" you know what, about football or FFC! I am now only getting fun out of Michael Jackson, Gary Glitter and Rolf Harris statue comments with Jimmy Saville commenting on his omission!!!!!! HOW BAD CAN IT GET? We are down but.....how much further will we go?
posted by MC (Guest) - Sunday 17th February 2019, 6:37 PM Mike The Khans record will be twice in the PL & twice religated in one year as for getting behind the team thats a job I'll leave to Jimmy Saville & the boys.
posted by Will (Guest) - Sunday 17th February 2019, 8:46 PM No need to apologise MC' i am on a learning curve to take criticism. Sometimes i do write something that strikes a nerve. This writing lark has made me think a little bit more. Not this post in particular. Trying to be a more grown up Owen...
posted by OWEN (Guest) - Sunday 17th February 2019, 8:49 PM

If I remember correctly , there was hardly a whimper of him leaving on the official website . Yet another player of FFC ‘s youth set up gone.
posted by Staines not so massive (Guest) - Saturday 16th February 2019, 7:47 PM I always said we should never have let him go and all I got was abuse from dear old KEETCH, still he always talks sh-t.
posted by AK47 (Guest) - Saturday 16th February 2019, 8:34 PM It’s a hard game and hard to make it and Cauley didn’t cut it at the top level. Roberts was stupid to leave so early in his career. Sess is better advised but will be off this summer. We are a feeder club.
posted by Phil (Guest) - Saturday 16th February 2019, 9:06 PM You can't blame Sess if he leaves he doesn't get a game under CR . Brings him on with 2 minutes to go against Man U when were are losing 0-3 at left back what an insult . Like Cairney he should be playing every week apart and from Mitro he is the only player up front with a footballing brain ! With CR in charge FFC is making the same mistakes that they made with Magath and as far as I am concerned Leicester City won the PL despite CR ! Our season is over I'm afraid although like most who post on this site will still go to the matches and support FFC even although it is painful to watch apart from 45 mts against B & H . The only good news is I can keep my seat for next season because the development is off best if the owners had said at the outset the new development was subject to FFC remaining in the PL .
posted by FFC SUPPORTER (Guest) - Sunday 17th February 2019, 7:00 AM I think you will find Cauley Woodrow was not from our academy , we got him from Southend
posted by No All (Guest) - Monday 18th February 2019, 12:26 PM No we didn't, we got him from luton !
posted by Duggie (Guest) - Monday 18th February 2019, 6:59 PM

Make that 2 goals for Cauley. Well done to him. I can see him scoring against us in the Championship next season. Revenge is sweet
posted by Brian Jarvis (Guest) - Saturday 16th February 2019, 5:23 PM I thought he was only on loan or do Barnsley have the right to buy? Don't worry like Dan Burn he will play in the Premiership one day mark my words - don't know about Fulham after this season of diaappointment
posted by Rich of Cambridge (Guest) - Saturday 16th February 2019, 7:14 PM ROC- he signed for them permanently
posted by Keetch54 - Sunday 17th February 2019, 3:33 PM Without wishing to be disrespectful to the lad. He did very little when on loan at Bristol City. Now scoring in Division One; perhaps he has found his level.
posted by bumble (Guest) - Sunday 17th February 2019, 7:38 PM I think AK47 might disagree.......
posted by Keetch54 - Sunday 17th February 2019, 8:05 PM

Yes THATS the problem they own the club
posted by AK47 (Guest) - Saturday 16th February 2019, 9:00 AM Don’t see why it is a problem they’re not selling the ground also invested a lot of money in the club don’t understand why people always slagging them off. They’re Americans and don’t understand the English game
posted by Mike (Guest) - Saturday 16th February 2019, 9:22 AM Firstly, I don’t think it’s true. Bad rumours. Secondly, if they are Americans and don’t understand the game - that’s a problem in itself! I wouldn’t recommend anyone to invest in the stock market if the don’t understand what drives the prices up and down!
posted by John (Guest) - Saturday 16th February 2019, 9:35 AM Lets not forget a certain mr Kline, is he the reason no stand will be built or part of it.
posted by sir grump (Guest) - Saturday 16th February 2019, 12:25 PM You don't see its a problem, they have turned the club into the laughing stock of the Premier League. No, not a problem.
posted by AK47 (Guest) - Saturday 16th February 2019, 12:27 PM Laughing stock we’re not even bottom! People like you should go and support Chelsea !!
posted by Mike (Guest) - Saturday 16th February 2019, 1:39 PM You really are a pr-t
posted by AK47 (Guest) - Saturday 16th February 2019, 5:58 PM Anyone posting as AK47 is a Pratt and most likely a BFC as well. Jog on
posted by Phil (Guest) - Saturday 16th February 2019, 9:07 PM I think you should look in the mirror if you wish to see a PRATT
posted by AK47 (Guest) - Sunday 17th February 2019, 9:19 AM Temper , temper...........
posted by Keetch54 - Sunday 17th February 2019, 3:34 PM You lot do talk a ship load of crap. Speculation, rumour, fantasy. Get real for fuc* sake. Meeting this week with the Fulham Trust clearly stated that work on the Riverside will start in May. If you’re true supporters join the Fulham Trust, support proper supporters, and get the facts.
posted by Realistic (Guest) - Sunday 17th February 2019, 5:55 PM Proper supporters??? Who are we then?
posted by The Arizonan - Sunday 17th February 2019, 8:21 PM By that I meant, people who take support of the club seriously by signing up to official supporter organisations, like the Fulham Trust, read the minutes of their regular meetings with the club and don’t dick around reading the gossip columns and endlessly trade the same old crap, that many on this site appear to favour. If you’re going to do something do it properly, research, use legitimate sources and don’t regurgitate unsubstantiated gossip. I swear half the posters on here recently, wake up in the morning, having had some kind of dream or epiphany, and immediately share the information, assuming that they must have read it somewhere. They definitely come out of the woodwork when things aren’t going to plan.
posted by Realistic (Guest) - Monday 18th February 2019, 8:43 AM Thanks fo the clarification.
posted by The Arizonan - Tuesday 19th February 2019, 3:19 AM

Glad you reminded me !
posted by John (Guest) - Friday 15th February 2019, 7:48 PM Thats all right john glad i could help. Stanley one up and playing well. Have some nice touches .
posted by GEEZER (Guest) - Friday 15th February 2019, 8:37 PM Stanley now two up
posted by GEEZER (Guest) - Friday 15th February 2019, 8:58 PM Actually it was a half decent game mate Sunderland once a top club,their supporters must be gutted on how the fortunes of their club have nosedived. We must hope that we haven't started on that long road. There seems to so much that is wrong with our great cub and sadly not showing any signs of improvements!
posted by John (Guest) - Saturday 16th February 2019, 4:11 PM

Its called Magath and his wondrous decision to play him at right back the ( last ) season we were relegated when he was humiliated by Stoke’s speedy winger ( name escapes me ) This was considered a punishment for Burn questioning Magath’s tatics in previous games. His confidence was shot to bits so he sought a new start elsewhere.
posted by Keetch54 - Friday 15th February 2019, 7:34 PM Dan Burns problem was he wasn't agressive enough for the size of him. Don't get me wrong I like Dan, just needs to be mean as fcuk.
posted by Metchick's Marvel ! (Guest) - Friday 15th February 2019, 7:34 PM Beleive winger was Jermain Penant
posted by Keetch54 - Friday 15th February 2019, 8:06 PM Well whoever the winger at Stoke was it was unfair putting a big left footed central defender at right back ! I always thought a decent coach could have made him into a decent player pity
posted by FFC supporter (Guest) - Saturday 16th February 2019, 1:11 PM Yea, Jamie Pennant/ What ever happened to him. gone to China?
posted by Rich of Cambridge (Guest) - Saturday 16th February 2019, 7:15 PM

"The existing plans reveal excavations are not deep enough to bury current managers' ego..."
posted by Simon (Guest) - Friday 15th February 2019, 3:32 PM Wouldn't the Thames be deep enough though.
posted by Dreamer (Guest) - Friday 15th February 2019, 3:38 PM Clearly, an acceptance of the inevitable relegation
posted by Rm (Guest) - Friday 15th February 2019, 4:57 PM Come on guys - we've known for some time that we were nowhere near good enough to be in Premier so it makes sense to postpone building a new stand. One day maybe !
posted by John (Guest) - Friday 15th February 2019, 5:41 PM If it has been delayed / postponed , makes total financial sense . Probably one of the better decisions made by the Khans in the last 12 months . Is Khan Sr still looking for the Fulham FC car park he mentioned meeting the fans in just after he bought the club - shows a level of due diligence . Maybe he thought he was getting Bishops Park as part of the deal .
posted by davidk (Guest) - Friday 15th February 2019, 5:58 PM Whoosh...unkind of Edward not to have dated this April 1st.
posted by Simon (Guest) - Friday 15th February 2019, 6:11 PM Is this true or fake news what is the source. If this is true then I fear for the future of this club
posted by Baron (Guest) - Friday 15th February 2019, 8:07 PM Are we about to be sold????? that's why no work on stand,as I said further down there are folk looking for a prem club,now it appears we are going down Khan may , just may!decide game over.
posted by sir grump (Guest) - Saturday 16th February 2019, 12:24 PM Bit like the lack of signings in the January window Upstairs clearly think FFC is doomed so no point in increasing the crowd capacity and improving the Hospitality facilities no one will pay big ‘bucks’ for the Champioship also doesn’t help having Ranieri who in my opinion hasn’t got a clue ,,,pity
posted by FFC supporter (Guest) - Saturday 16th February 2019, 1:17 PM

She's probably looking on behalf of her husband Mehrdad Ghodoussi. Middle Eastern money I guess. Khan won't sell anyway.
posted by Hints - Friday 15th February 2019, 9:40 PM

Its closed August to mid May except on days when there is NFL game in London . It is open Mid May to end June to coincide with season ticket purchase with office hours 11.00 to 1500 .
posted by davidk (Guest) - Thursday 14th February 2019, 5:38 PM Supporter Liaison Officer/Supporter Relations: 0343 208 1222 or email enquiries@fulhamfc.com and they will endeavour to respond to your query within 48 hours.
posted by MST (Moderator) - Thursday 14th February 2019, 5:43 PM Many thanks. Email not needed for an enquiry. Just needed to forward articles in the press regarding the present shambles, not that they will be bothered I suppose.
posted by JIMJO (Guest) - Thursday 14th February 2019, 9:18 PM Then and it by email idiot!!
posted by Impartial (Guest) - Friday 15th February 2019, 10:07 AM I sent an email to Khan's PR exec (jim.woodcock@fleishman.com)
posted by Simon (Guest) - Friday 15th February 2019, 10:29 AM What’s the point? It’s like telling Teressa May’s PR team what majority of the people think of her progress on the Brexit! Suggest to find something better to do with your time! Khans are sticking to their plan and won’t care one bit!
posted by John (Guest) - Friday 15th February 2019, 10:32 AM Doesn’t matter what Teresa May does, the other side will oppose it. Unfortunately that’s the state of British politics they are just a bunch of jumped up councillors acting like children. If I was her I would say stick it I’m off sort it out yourselves.
posted by Midds - Friday 15th February 2019, 10:41 AM Takes as little time to send email to Khan's PR (and receive acknowledgement) as it does to post on here. What's the point with either, you may ask.
posted by Simon (Guest) - Friday 15th February 2019, 11:38 AM Midds i would agree with you. That’s exactly what Cameron did and then handed Teresa May a hospital pass! She took it nicely then even more stupidly enough by throwing herself under a bus by calling an election! We have smart politicians - they should come and manage Fulham!
posted by John (Guest) - Friday 15th February 2019, 12:22 PM ThanksSimon
posted by JIMJO (Guest) - Friday 15th February 2019, 12:27 PM Go for it Jimjo. The reply I received "consider your views being shared with the chairman tomorrow...you can always share feedback here, and it is in turn shared with the chairman."
posted by Simon (Guest) - Friday 15th February 2019, 1:12 PM Needs to be catchy heading to get Khan's attention , something like " Free season tickets on offer , book buy 30 April " or " Jacksonville Jags star signs for Chelsea " . Things like we need a change of direction , Khan Sr needs to watch what Khan Jr is doing , Raneri does not have a clue , why are we a joke , just will be mentally binned .
posted by davidk (Guest) - Friday 15th February 2019, 3:08 PM

Fulham v Accrington Stanley is not that far away But the Khans seem oblivious to the fact.
posted by Will (Guest) - Thursday 14th February 2019, 6:00 PM And Stanley to win two nil
posted by geezer (Guest) - Thursday 14th February 2019, 6:58 PM Never 2-1
posted by Will (Guest) - Thursday 14th February 2019, 7:26 PM No way.we will be 0-0 until the 95th minute when he will bring on TC and RS but sadly we will give away a penalty and lose.
posted by Dreamer (Guest) - Friday 15th February 2019, 7:51 AM

To be fair the club cannot sell you a ticket they have not been allocated yet! And when they do have the tickets, like all clubs, there is a pecking order! Nothing unusual. So let’s not blame the club. The issue is we suffer enough watching the home games - do we want more!?
posted by John (Guest) - Thursday 14th February 2019, 12:01 PM On a flippant note better Away than the next three home games(gulp)
posted by Will (Guest) - Thursday 14th February 2019, 12:21 PM The loyalty points system for away tickets seems fair and works for me. Never had an issue booking on line for away tickets and the price cap of £30 per adult also seems fair.
posted by Chris of Jokes - Thursday 14th February 2019, 12:21 PM The only thing that was winding me up was this four per STH issue, Why should someone with over 700 points be able to get their mates tickets but other STH have to wait until their points to go on sale
posted by dean (Guest) - Thursday 14th February 2019, 2:24 PM Playing devils advocate, if you have three season tickets two of which are junior and those two do not have enough loyalty points but you want to take your two kids with you, then it means you can get all three tickets at the same time and they are all together.
posted by Chris of Jokes - Thursday 14th February 2019, 2:35 PM I’m after a couple of West Ham tickets if anyon can’t make it
posted by Staines not so massive (Guest) - Thursday 14th February 2019, 8:23 PM

Seems like we are about to be investigated by head honcho m/p about fraud, racism,etc etc, might we relegated twice.??
posted by Albert rn (Guest) - Thursday 14th February 2019, 12:56 PM Source?
posted by The Arizonan - Thursday 14th February 2019, 3:59 PM From Damien Collins head of digital media entertainments,he is head honcho regarding complaints regarding all sports ,he has listened and has said he will take it with his dept as he thinks there is some thing to investigate.
posted by sir grump (Guest) - Friday 15th February 2019, 1:54 PM A tory M/P I believe.
posted by sir grump (Guest) - Friday 15th February 2019, 1:55 PM Thanks Grumpy.
posted by The Arizonan - Friday 15th February 2019, 3:06 PM My pleasure, still freezing in sage brush land? funny in westerns Arizona never gets cold film companies !!cant get it right.
posted by sir grump (Guest) - Saturday 16th February 2019, 1:09 PM

No, and don’t agree with it! I also thought the same - why do we need to pay to get some news on when some of our players coming back from injury!! So frankly I don’t care anymore if the club can’t be open and share such important news free!
posted by John (Guest) - Thursday 14th February 2019, 1:07 PM Here we go - for free . Betts out until season end Mawson out until mid March , maybe latter New Serb guy - not injured but rusty has not played "top class " football for quite a while. New Norwegian guy - had fractured ankle since November so has not played , then shin injury as we signed him - Now in training and should be under consideration by West Ham game
posted by Davidk (Guest) - Thursday 14th February 2019, 1:50 PM Cheers, nice to see the policy of signing fully fit top class players continued in Jan!
posted by Chris of Jokes - Thursday 14th February 2019, 2:09 PM Yep , i think most of us were rather foolishly expecting some fully fit signings in the first week of January , players who might have made an immediate impact . But of course this was unrealistic , we never do the obvious so two signings in the last hours of the window , with both requiring some lengthy adjustment time , was par for course . And as both are signed until season end , not sure they are long term . Think we might get a Kosta Packet Mitroghou type cameo from both of them .
posted by davidk (Guest) - Thursday 14th February 2019, 2:20 PM We will be relegated mathematically by the time they are fit enough to play. Pointless signings in my opinion but I hope I am wrong though.
posted by Chris of Jokes - Thursday 14th February 2019, 2:37 PM If this wasn't Fulhamish I don't know what is . Many seasons ago our "latest signing" was paraded for the fans to welcome one small thing he was on crutches! It appears vey little has changed !
posted by John (Guest) - Thursday 14th February 2019, 3:47 PM The change will be that they will be carried on by stretchers!
posted by Chris of Jokes - Thursday 14th February 2019, 3:49 PM John - That was Kosta Packet . Record signing , 12 games to save our season and he could hardly walk . I think he managed one game in Cardiff and thought he was converting tries as his 3 goal efforts were way over the bar . He had been injured since November , so Teflon who was in charge of transfers at the time knew exactly what he was getting . Once again a last minute offer for a Dutch striker fell through so we accepted Kosta as replacement . Plus Kosta's agent had it written into contract that his client would only play in the Premier league not the championship , so the next season we had to loan him out to Benfica . Great business , Teflon is one sharp cookie teaching Jr Khan how to run a club properly .
posted by davidk (Guest) - Thursday 14th February 2019, 5:51 PM Nice to see Scotty Parker’s spat with AK47 has gone
posted by Staines not so massive (Guest) - Friday 15th February 2019, 10:14 AM

Think he gave up in disgust. Couldn’t think of anything positive to say. Pity on so many levels:(
posted by Mortlake (Guest) - Thursday 14th February 2019, 10:48 AM 2 busy licking the khans bottles 2 write anything
posted by gladice (Guest) - Friday 15th February 2019, 11:57 AM

I will be if we leave next month. Still feel cannot trust remainer PM plus seems civil service has been working against Leave for last 2 years. Sooner out the better. More convinced than ever that OUT was the right decision. Do you have a name, Text is unusual?
posted by willie2B (Guest) - Thursday 14th February 2019, 9:03 AM NO DEAL is the nearest to what 17.4 million voted for. Those who want a 3rd Referendum, (there was one already in 1975 and our second in 2016) might not get what they wished for because I believe the British have had enough with 650 MP's trying to frustrate this countries desire to become an independent sovereign country once again and return to our third country status and our booze cruises to Calais and Ostend. No seruously, I am Danish an hope that the UK really benefits from its independence. I am a member of the Danish Folkparti and we together with two other parties are dedicated to also leaving this unelected, undemocratic and unaccountable organisation. The EU will sink without British taxpayers money as after the Germans the UK pays between 35 & 43% the cost of the EU. Mrs Thatcher (before she was elected said) they only reason anyone would want to be a member of the EU is if they wanted to sponsor and unwrite several countries in Europe to a living standard they themselves cannot afford.
posted by Rich of Cambridge (Guest) - Thursday 14th February 2019, 10:17 AM Hmmm if we leave without a deal that means we will also loose the trade deals that the EU struck with over 30 countries outside of Europe and there is no contingency in place meaning that it could take up to two years to renegotiate those deals.

I still can't believe that so many people in the twilight of their years want those with a future in front of them to live in a country with higher taxes, high loss of jobs, loss of resources, trade borders, reduced freedom of movement around the world for British people, risk of war, risk of more people on the breadline, higher prices, and, and, and.

Beggars my belief to be honest - very sad :0(((((((
posted by MST (Moderator) - Thursday 14th February 2019, 10:25 AM you talk a load of poo.
posted by doom (Guest) - Thursday 14th February 2019, 10:35 AM Totally agree with willie2B.
posted by Midds - Thursday 14th February 2019, 10:44 AM Couldn’t disagree more MST. It’s going to be tough initially but at least we’ll be in control of our own destiny. EU, biggest load of self serving un Democratic, un-elected bureaucrats in existence.
posted by Mortlake (Guest) - Thursday 14th February 2019, 10:54 AM EU & British politicians, the vote was OUT!!! Get it done. Brexit is as FRUSTRATING as FFC. Would like our season to start again, not possible just like a new referendum I voted stay but thats life.
posted by Will (Guest) - Thursday 14th February 2019, 12:04 PM Spoken like a true man Will :)
posted by Mortlake (Guest) - Thursday 14th February 2019, 12:18 PM My ancestors were hugenots and i voted to leave. I want immigrants to live and work here but i don't want tom dick and harry turning up randomly and they should be able to speak English to integrate into society. No one has any manors anymore, no one says please, thank you or excuse me. Also look how difficult it is to leave, just think how much harder it would be in the future, if we leave you might be pleasantly surprised by what happens after. All other European nations could do the same thing and instead of being centrally administered within the eu each European country can trade with each other outside of eu. I dont just want us to leave - I want Italy, Ireland, Holland, Spain etc to leave and do what we are doing. Stop this eu nonsense. The reason it was set up was to maintain peace. The EU probably just want a European army to take over Russia. even if the country becomes poorer for it I will be proud that we stood up for what we believe in
posted by Pez (Guest) - Thursday 14th February 2019, 1:20 PM Pez there are a lot of Tom,Dick & Harry's that are British. As for peace there must be many souls looking down saying WTF did i die for !! Lets get back to football less or more than ten goals conceded in the next three games
posted by Will (Guest) - Thursday 14th February 2019, 1:56 PM Ten sounds a nice round figure Bruv
posted by John (Guest) - Thursday 14th February 2019, 3:51 PM OUT ,,, anything else is dishonorable and tantamount to cheating , bye bye eu
posted by england fan (Guest) - Friday 15th February 2019, 12:06 PM MST, you are correct. The Uk is now about 80% a service economy.With a service economy, it is necessary to have free movement of people. The referendum was pitched as the economy vs controlling immigration.It is all so boring now, but I cannot remember a worse set of MP's - labour or conservative - with a few honourable exceptions of course.
posted by Mike (Guest) - Friday 15th February 2019, 8:08 PM

You really do talk cr-p
posted by AK47 (Guest) - Wednesday 13th February 2019, 9:11 PM This is irrelevant. In my opinion America has fair and democratic elections as is possible in any election these days. You do not have to be selected by a elite group of politicians like in Britain by a party. They have them every 4 years and you can only stay in office for 8 years in total unlike in Britain. If you don't like what you have to can vote them out. I am not a Trump supporter and was not a Clinton supporter either. It was nothing to do with me , Let America vote for who they want and if they don't like what they have they will vote for someone else next year. With Obama big promise being Obamacare and Gun law changes and Trump wanting to build a wall what I get out of all this is the American president is not the most powerful person in the world as unless the senate agrees he cant do a lot.
posted by Tezza - Thursday 14th February 2019, 11:37 AM its who puts the most doe up. and when there man gets in he has to pay back. And killer blair only go in with the yanks backing. And it gave the yanks another lap dog.
posted by GEEZER (Guest) - Thursday 14th February 2019, 1:25 PM

Nothing really profound; I (and others) have been writing this on the board for months (probably the author's source) ;0)
posted by MST (Moderator) - Wednesday 13th February 2019, 2:32 PM I've forwarded this to Jim Woodcock, Khan's PR exec.
posted by On behalf of FFC's silent majority. (Guest) - Wednesday 13th February 2019, 4:18 PM waste time sending to khans as they will not do nothing, as the press and the fans been telling them for months the transfer policy and the manager selection of CR was WRONG.
How many more times must they be told?????
posted by fredh (Guest) - Wednesday 13th February 2019, 5:44 PM Looks like the khans have more on there plate to worry about with a top M/P now taking up Klines case,stand by for our family club to be relegated if found to be true , if so will khan sell?.
posted by sir grump (Guest) - Thursday 14th February 2019, 1:36 PM

Leaving Cairney and Sess on the bench and McDonald out of the squad completely doesn't exactly help his cause!
posted by Chris of Jokes - Wednesday 13th February 2019, 9:41 AM Must admit Warnock's recent success has surprised us all. AND WHY SHOULD HE NOT WASTE TIME - All the top teams do it, and a lot worse. I can't recall he has publicly castigated his players or his management. He has just got on with the job. I laughed at Cardiff in August but have to applied him now. Well done Neil! Ranieri is not happy with a lot of things, players mostly - he's not likely to have a go at the management that has ensured a nice send off to his (hopefully) retirement. The man lost his usefulness 2 seasons ago but is an easy excuse for the unaware or stupid. You can't make a silk purse etc.......... but you can blame him for believing anything he was told before signing. Truth is that less than half the players are good enough for EPL, none defensively; no new players to come in Janaury (except freebees on crutches); and teflon Mac would manage the cash. Any football man, including fellow posters, could have told you that our defence was crap. If Ranieri was a gentleman, rumour does not support this, he would have resigned in embarrassment. Roll on next season.
posted by willie2B (Guest) - Wednesday 13th February 2019, 10:56 AM Warnock did not kick the ball out of play , it was one of their players , huge volley from half way line . Now it was meant as a forward pass , but it achieved the purpose . Full credit to Warnock , has got a lot out of little plus his teams always have fighting spirit . Ok the football is crap , but is ours any better at the moment ?
posted by davidk (Guest) - Wednesday 13th February 2019, 11:00 AM On paper that Cardiff team is probably the worst in Prem Lge history. I hate Warnock but you have to give him huge amounts of respect from getting every last inch of talent and effort out of every one of his players, look at the squad, how many of his team are better than ours?? Answer none, but how many of his team talks and tactics and organisational skills better than ours... Every single one, he created a siege mentality within a club, he doesnt suffer fools and players are banished for mistakes, wonder how he would get on with Seri, Le Marchand and Anguissa..?
posted by Adam (Guest) - Wednesday 13th February 2019, 2:49 PM Je pense que non
posted by Keetch54 - Wednesday 13th February 2019, 5:02 PM

TV money is waping the English game beyond recognition, most especially in the Premier League. Anyone know what Fulham's current wage bill is (other than way way too much)?
posted by The Arizonan - Wednesday 13th February 2019, 3:21 AM Found it. STL !,727,000 per player average, roughly the same as Athletico Bilbao and 15th in the PL rankings (which strangely mirror the bottom half of the table). Here's a link, amounts in USD. https://www.statista.com/statistics/675303/average-epl-salary-by-team/ Enjoy ...
posted by The Arizonan - Wednesday 13th February 2019, 3:31 AM Ari if waping means that TV money has spoilt the game in England, I would like to say that I agree, but I don't. In so many parts of the world the EPL can be seen by enthusiastic supporters on TV. This is why commercial outfits like Sky, BT and numerous streaming companies and pirate outfits scramble to make money, which, as we all know is the source of all evil. In the commercial world we choose to live in, there will always be winners and losers; and like always, we the punters are the biggest losers. Many football clubs outside the top, say 6 EPL teams, are to a lesser also losers as the really big money goes to the top teams. The threat of a super European league ensures that the top 6 dictate the rules while the FA can do nothing. Teams outside the top 6 are fodder, games that provide exercise and even more money. It's the same all over, company directors set their own inflated incomes, footballers chase the highest pay, corruption is widespread. The government could intervene but doesn't. Ask yourself why, then switch on the TV, sit back and enjoy; a bit like the inevitable rape.
posted by willie2B (Guest) - Wednesday 13th February 2019, 4:41 AM You don't think the TV money has warped the game in England? I'm at a loss to address that one. What has worldwide audience figures got to do with it? Traditional support for English football has been trashed in favour of those who can cough up 74 quid to watch a game; thee quarters of the premier league are, as you say, cannon fodder while the lower leagues, the amateurs and the schools are starved of cash. The PL in its current hyperinflated form is an abomination and an affront to those supporters who truly are the bedrock of the game and essential to its future development. Contrast it to rugby and weep. The PL has become a predictable, boring tourist attraction sponsored in the main by the gambling industry and inhabited by overpaid and overrated imports to the detriment of home grown talent.
posted by The Arizonan - Wednesday 13th February 2019, 6:48 AM All thanks to you Johnny !
posted by Jimmy h (Guest) - Wednesday 13th February 2019, 7:28 AM I for one look forward to the day that the top 6 breakaway good riddance to the arrogant bastards. Let them set up their European Super League, there are more than enough big city clubs left to help us return to the old league structure of divisions 1 to 4. Sunderland in the third tier which I refuse to recognise as league 1are a perfect example, take a look at their away following this is real passion. Not a bunch of tourists wearing the latest over priced shirt of one of the global franchises, sitting back and watching from the comfort of their home on a ridiculously large tv screen. Hopefully we would see a return to a fairer more competitive system and maybe even the domestic cup tournaments might return to their former glories. The FA Cup once again at the forefront of the English game. These greedy financially driven franchises are not holding us to ransom they have the brains to know when they are better off. Unfortunately They have neither the bollocks or the inclination for a full scale breakaway mores the pity.
posted by Eddie (Guest) - Wednesday 13th February 2019, 7:53 AM Spend a fair amount of time in Sunderland, if you could bottle the passion for the team from the whole City, you would make a fortune. Unparalleled in my experience.
posted by Keetch54 - Wednesday 13th February 2019, 8:28 AM My point Ari, is that football belongs to everyone but has been taken over by Murdock and Co (who want to control us all, as in Blair, phone tapping, Cameron and so on). The problem is MONEY, lots of it. It is easy to understand. If I earn £200 a week anywhere in the world and I'm offered £2000 a week to play in England what do I choose? Easy to understand Ari, especially in the USA where MONEY is King.
posted by willie2B (Guest) - Wednesday 13th February 2019, 11:12 AM I can see the likes of Sky etc getting this all wrapped up like they have and then turn round in 18 months or so and telling the FA they can only afford to pay half the amount they had promised to . Up the creek without a paddle springs to mind
posted by Staines not so massive (Guest) - Wednesday 13th February 2019, 1:09 PM Tend to agree let the top six go and play each other in nothing matches could not give a f-+ck personally won’t be watching any of them f this comes of Mind you watching Man U last night once again when one of our darlings play a proper team they get there arse kicked don’t think our big boys are quite as good as they think they are - c
posted by Len (Guest) - Wednesday 13th February 2019, 10:19 PM You lot are so full of sh!t. If Fulham were to make it into the top six you'd be like a dog with two tails, slavering to play the other 5 top teams and bored playing the "minnows".
posted by Hints - Thursday 14th February 2019, 9:16 AM Think you're wrong there Hints, and I believe the correct saying is "as happy as a dog with two dicks", or is that too non-PC for your liking?
posted by The Arizonan - Thursday 14th February 2019, 3:54 PM Hints if you really knew the personality and expectations of the TRUE Fulham supporter you would realise that it is indeed you that is full of the brown stuff
posted by Eddie (Guest) - Thursday 14th February 2019, 4:24 PM

Keep off the sauce, Pat. You might find you can reduce the nightmares to just one a week - Every Saturday afternoon!
posted by willie2B (Guest) - Wednesday 13th February 2019, 4:47 AM Not long fools, not long.....bye!!
posted by Me Me Me (Guest) - Friday 15th February 2019, 5:34 AM

Sadly it doesn’t work like that. If it did as we lost to Cardiff our season would be over. Second thoughts that would be a better way
posted by Phil (Guest) - Tuesday 12th February 2019, 10:44 PM

I found this somewhere on the web, and i know it is classed as useless info, but it is going to be a long fortnight folk. I hope Cairneys idea can work. Would like to see Lazar Markovic and Havard Nordtveit make their debuts... P.S. My long sabbatical strike is now over. Normal service resumes. Tom Cairney is forgiven because he at least is trying to gee-up the lads and be a captain. My original gripe was news that Cairney wanted to play our Slavisa style passing game which i do like, but not if it is contrary to how Ranieri wants us to play. Is that some reason to our confusion on the pitch? I have gone off Ranieri and he isn't for Fulham long term. He won't be sacked until the close season i think, so we really need everybody to pull together if there is still a squeak... GO KARTING HERE WE GO!!! HAVE A GO' IT IS FUN APPARENTLY!!!!!!
posted by OWEN (Guest) - Tuesday 12th February 2019, 5:01 PM Never mind gokart racing, they need relaxation and contemplation. Morty, can you take the squad fishing? Season's still open; roach at Sonning, pike at Walton or barbel at Sunbury lock might fit the bill ...
posted by The Arizonan - Tuesday 12th February 2019, 5:46 PM Owen you are one of the most boring people i know. You come up with the same old twaddle.
posted by GEEZER (Guest) - Tuesday 12th February 2019, 6:48 PM Owen - At least the last time you buggered off into the sunset , you had the decency to make it a week and not 48 hours
posted by Keetch54 - Tuesday 12th February 2019, 7:20 PM Geezer' we wait with bated breath for the next game and that is 12 days away. Just providing some info on what our star players get up to. Just like Captain Cairney says' 'Relax' everybody, chill out' you never know, we might even beat West Ham? Keetch' i have come back by popular demand, yes' people are missing my post. I should be charging a fee for my time and posts, but i love you guys so much. So just to keep you regular Joes from slitting wrists, jumping into the Thames, or doing the extreme, like kidnapping Chairman Khan's son, i have chosen to be your Psychiatrist, and helper. Just call me DR Owen' (MD) I need a title...
posted by OWEN (Guest) - Tuesday 12th February 2019, 8:05 PM My nephew recently committed suicide and you think it’s funny, you are an absolute disgrace. Get lost.
posted by Old bloke (Guest) - Tuesday 12th February 2019, 9:33 PM You really have a problem Owen, your last post was horrible and not funny. While your at it we play West Ham on the 22nd and today is the 12th. That is 10 days not 12. If you have to indulge yourself in telling us what we already know at least get it right. I hope the people who wanted you back by demand keep reading your inaccurate posts carry on doing so, I will not be reading or replying to your drivel again.
posted by Peter (Guest) - Tuesday 12th February 2019, 9:51 PM My post is a paste about Cairney and his ideas to get some team bonding. I put a little spin on it and meant to be taken in jest and not meant to offend anyone. MST, Arizonian, these guys are fair and honest, they can say if i am offensive. Looking at it again, i maybe should not have joked about anyone slitting wrist, sorry about that old bloke, i was just trying to put a joke spin on things to tide us over being no football for a while. A joke gone wrong and not thought through a massive Sorry guys, just thinking now how some might take it. Sorry...
posted by OWEN (Guest) - Tuesday 12th February 2019, 10:10 PM Your about as funny as toothache.
posted by Old bloke (Guest) - Tuesday 12th February 2019, 10:15 PM Look what happened to Coleman when he did dodgems
posted by Phil (Guest) - Tuesday 12th February 2019, 10:45 PM I had a mate who worked on the dodgems, he got the sack and claimed funfair dismissal.
posted by Paddy (Guest) - Wednesday 13th February 2019, 7:31 AM Don’t think Owen meant these things literally 10 days 12 days don’t bother me no big deal chill out !!!
posted by Len (Guest) - Wednesday 13th February 2019, 10:29 PM Len this is not a one off post he has said sorry about, look back at his postings, he has made many good fans leave this site. It’s about time he was told about some of his horrible posts. I have no issues about him posting as I will scroll past anything he writes. As far as chilll out goes tell that to old bloke. There are young fans on here that don’t need to read this sh*t. Hopefully they have a higher intelligence level than him and they also scroll past the drivel
posted by Peter (Guest) - Thursday 14th February 2019, 8:03 PM Peter' look up the word 'Literally' and see what it means? And so what' i pasted a post about Cairney and go-Karting, big drama! I apologised over my bad joke, that wasn't good enough for you. There are young fans on here that don't need to read about Cairney doing Go-Karting? I know its boring for you and i am not bothered. You are really winding me up now. I am just containing myself from saying something much stronger. Even Brentford Bob has more cheer and humour than you. Get over your better than i Fulham fan and chill out!!!
posted by OWEN (Guest) - Thursday 14th February 2019, 9:40 PM I don’t care about your Cairney post,but again you have tried to change the subject. You know what the problem about the post was because you admitted it. You cant stand being proved wrong again. Go and crawl back into your hole you disgraceful mug.
posted by Peter (Guest) - Friday 15th February 2019, 9:25 PM I admit that i used the wrong word 'Slit throat) What i actually meant was the long wait to the next game. People use the wrong words to say what they mean all the time. How many times do i need to say sorry? You are making out that masses of people are leaving this site because of my horrible post. Who are you, the forum police? Why won't you tell MST to hand in his resignation and then 'Captain Peter' can take over this site? Then you can pick all the nice people you like to hear from you 'Muppet'! This is why Fulham are partly in this mess because Know alls like you are critical about every little thing. Read my post again, and it refers to us having 2 weeks of nervous tension, waiting, and wondering what to do if that is the right explanation. I know what i meant, and len did. You 'Judge' peter, i would say the word muppet, is not the correct depiction of you. Gonzo, Fozzy Bear, and Characters like crazy Harry were funny. You are about as funny has that communist Jeremy Corbyn who will eventually ruin this country. Peters rules and regulations sucks!!!
posted by OWEN (Guest) - Friday 15th February 2019, 10:37 PM P.S To Captain Peter.''' If you read it again' from, 'Just to keep you regular joes, and so on, Take it to a read proof criminal expert or whatever they are called, and i am confident that they would suss that no harm was meant by me. Lieutenant Columbo would have worked that one out in a minute flat. 'Regular Joes'? How can you take this stuff serious? Get a grip!!!!!!
posted by OWEN (Guest) - Friday 15th February 2019, 11:20 PM Columbo? No more from me, what an absolute joke you are. By the Way my wife thinks your terrific. Must get my Mac cleaned.
posted by Peter (Guest) - Saturday 16th February 2019, 8:20 AM Okay Peter, i want to end this. I have to say sorry apologize again. I used another word that i thought i had said .... Throut something, which is offensive and wrong. Honestly, i couldn't remember what i had said until i scrolled further down. This is what gets peoples backs up and can hit home if any of this affects them. I have not been so active on here nowadays anyway and i only comment now and again. All the best to all Fulham fans...
posted by OWEN (Guest) - Saturday 16th February 2019, 10:38 AM Ok we will call this a draw. No apologies required, have a good season or what’s left of it. Finally, I must ask you this, for next season you have to choose 4 players and a manager. Who are they? Remember, you only get one shot at it. Good luck
posted by Peter (Guest) - Saturday 16th February 2019, 11:17 AM Thanks for accepting my apology, it thought me a lesson to watch what i write. If i had to pick a manager, i will wait until a few games more are played. I have got this feeling that we may just make history by appointing Slavisa back in the Championships? He is popular with the fans and we didn't know how good we had things until it was taken away from us. Sean Dyche got Burnley up and was relegated, and back up again. It makes good sense to appoint Slavisa again and that would boost players morale. If i go with 4 players, i would go for Richo, Chambers, Steven Sessegnon, Kabano, and wait for it''' AK-47 Kamara. Assuming we are back in the Championships???
posted by OWEN (Guest) - Saturday 16th February 2019, 12:52 PM OOOPS! thats 5 players 'Ha ha' i am terrible, i always put my foot in...
posted by OWEN (Guest) - Saturday 16th February 2019, 12:54 PM At least you put your foot in, can you tell Schurrle to do the same.
posted by Peter (Guest) - Saturday 16th February 2019, 2:13 PM

I would agree just dosn't make sense. He is currently on £100K a week which is £5 million a year. Comparing this to other players in a similiar position would sound about right . Juventus is paying £20 million a year for 4 years so £80 million in total and he will be 32 at then of it so there is no real transfer value at the end and if he is poor or dosn't fit in they wont be able to move him on as I would not be going anywhere like China if someone was going to pay me that sort of money to live in beautiful Turin for 4 years. Madness Aguro and Kane are on roughly £250,000 a week.
posted by Tezza - Tuesday 12th February 2019, 3:59 PM I won’t shed a tear if these big clubs go bankrupt and disappear without trace! They are killing football and the smaller clubs with such inflated salaries! Like man United with Sanchez, all their players now want £300k min. If Ramsey is not the second best player in Juve, all other players will also want £300k a week min! This inflation will push down the league! So would luv it if these clubs run into financial difficulties!
posted by John (Guest) - Tuesday 12th February 2019, 8:45 PM Ramsey did us damage the first time we played Arsenal this season with a wonder goal. He is a luxury player but still a good footballer. To be fair to him, Arsenal didn't want his services anymore. I couldn't believe what they want to pay him but fair play to him. If Juve are daft enough to pay that kind of money, he will take it all day long. Ramsey is another player along with Gareth Bale that boosted Colemans CV...
posted by OWEN (Guest) - Tuesday 12th February 2019, 10:28 PM OMG get real it’s only £200,000 after tax. Then he has his sun tanning and hair treatments, waxing not lyrical and pick me ups. So net £2pw. He will have to hitch home poor boy.
posted by Phil (Guest) - Tuesday 12th February 2019, 10:48 PM

Was there any specific mention of only signing players with two legs though? If not, that could be the get out clause.
posted by Chris of Jokes - Tuesday 12th February 2019, 4:00 PM Where did you see this. Club admitting see before you buy! Now Mike Ashley may snap us up.
posted by Phil (Guest) - Tuesday 12th February 2019, 10:50 PM Have another look at the heading Phil.
posted by Little Ern (Guest) - Wednesday 13th February 2019, 3:49 PM

They will probably sack him next Monday with no time to prepare for the game!
posted by Adam (Guest) - Tuesday 12th February 2019, 12:20 PM I'd take that!
posted by John (Guest) - Tuesday 12th February 2019, 1:23 PM l would take him having no time to prepare for the next game all day as his preparation so far, in my opinion, has been s**t
posted by Dreamer (Guest) - Tuesday 12th February 2019, 2:53 PM Be fair they have to find him first. He must be hiding this week
posted by Phil (Guest) - Tuesday 12th February 2019, 10:51 PM

John, sorry to tell you mate but it's over. Has been since the end of November. We are relegated regardless who or what we get in... you need to to let it go.
posted by Hints - Tuesday 12th February 2019, 10:53 AM There is none so blind as they that refuse to see John. Start getting the youth involved before they all leave and the players that will still be with us next season.
posted by Baz (Moderator) - Tuesday 12th February 2019, 11:38 AM It was over in August when we tried to play out. Now it’s too far gone. SJ caused this. CR inherited rubbish and will be gone soon
posted by Phil (Guest) - Tuesday 12th February 2019, 10:53 PM

Yes sad to hear of the passing of Gordon aka as the bank of England and would say one of the worlds greatest keepers.RIP
posted by Dreamer (Guest) - Tuesday 12th February 2019, 10:13 AM The word " Great" is to often used to describe footballers these days, in this case few would argue - one of our countries greatest.
posted by John (Guest) - Tuesday 12th February 2019, 10:17 AM You say ONE of the greatest,if so I ask you who was as good? Answer: none. End of. RIP hero
posted by marbella white (Guest) - Tuesday 12th February 2019, 11:17 AM This has made me feel sad. I hope our George is around for a long, long time yet.
posted by Baz (Moderator) - Tuesday 12th February 2019, 11:35 AM Spot on Baz thinking the same too a very sad day :((
posted by marbella white (Guest) - Tuesday 12th February 2019, 11:47 AM No one was as good as Banks in goal, I was adding him to the list of other great English players. Mathews , Haynes , Edwards , to name a few
posted by John (Guest) - Tuesday 12th February 2019, 2:45 PM Top keeper, top man and a genuine legend whilst alive, now immortalised. Cohen, Hunt, j Charlton, Moore, Stiles, Ball, R Charlton, Peters, Hurst,
posted by Phil (Guest) - Tuesday 12th February 2019, 10:57 PM And Ray Wilson, RIP
posted by The Arizonan - Wednesday 13th February 2019, 3:09 AM

Neither the Khans nor SJ would ever give up their enormous pride and even consider this notion. Let’s start fresh. Find someone young and innovative, both at the helm and on the pitch. Our squad will be completely turned over most likely next season and rightfully so. The new players aren’t good enough and our promotion heroes that still remain will never go all in again wearing this shirt after their treatment this year.A nice 3-4 year rebuilding project with young and hungry players and manager is in order. Stave off a second consecutive drop next season and we can build from there. Gotta avoid FFP issues like we’ve experienced the last time we dropped. We all gotta hope the Khans are learning some lessons. We pull a Sunderland and we’ll be wandering in the wilderness for years. This summer will be nerve wracking for all of us without a doubt. Hoping for the best
posted by Californian - Tuesday 12th February 2019, 5:26 AM Hope there is just enough leeway in their pride to sack CR
posted by FFC supporter (Guest) - Tuesday 12th February 2019, 6:22 AM Sack CR and hire bloke who created this mess. Madness. Go down and enjoy the football. Prem is rubbish
posted by Phil (Guest) - Tuesday 12th February 2019, 10:58 PM

Makes no difference Bruv we were gone weeks ago
posted by John (Guest) - Monday 11th February 2019, 9:25 PM Come on Fulham Take some heart Wolves did us a favour!!!
posted by Frank (Guest) - Monday 11th February 2019, 9:55 PM Newcastle so unlucky last seconds 1-1 thoroughly deserved win.If only Fulham could have Benitez and amazing tactical display.Absolutely agree we were relegated 10 games back no improvement actually shambles since Ranieri.
posted by Kevin (Guest) - Monday 11th February 2019, 9:58 PM Makes no difference, we have to make 9 points, it just ain't gonna happen. Not when we've got Max La Marchpast in the team and CR running it.
posted by Dan Gleebals (Guest) - Monday 11th February 2019, 10:13 PM Who do you think will go down along with Huddersfield and Cardiff. I fancy Southampton now !!
posted by Alan B (Guest) - Tuesday 12th February 2019, 7:45 AM I fancy fulham .
posted by Bob (Guest) - Tuesday 12th February 2019, 8:12 AM No doubt Alan B's comment is tongue in cheek, but wouldn't it be so Fulhamish for us to avoid the drop now, after being written off by everybody, including all of us who post on this site.
posted by Brian Jarvis (Guest) - Tuesday 12th February 2019, 8:46 AM Brian, some things are above being " Fulhamish" we won't and dont deserve to be in this division next season- if we manage to get anything from City & Liverpool it will at least restore a bit of pride- but it just ain't going to happen!
posted by John (Guest) - Tuesday 12th February 2019, 10:44 AM