Fulham will do what they do - they will go and beat Man City tomorrow night!! We will play 5 at the back and as a matter of fact, I think we are more effective with 5 at the back. So I can see the back line - Sess, Bassey, Cuenca, Anderson and Tete - with Sess and Tete linking high up with Chukka and Wilson.
posted by JohnC (Guest) - Tuesday 10th February 2026, 10:09 AM It will be the usual mid table finish! Silva & Wilson to leave at the seasons end...
posted by HBD. (Guest) - Tuesday 10th February 2026, 11:36 AM Bigboy, I, like you have been a supporter of Fulham for more years than I care to remember. Going back as far as pre Haynes days we have always been considered minnows and whilst capable of the sublime performance, can nevertheless to be dire, and totally lacking in consistency. Down the years, despite complete changes to personnel, from owners through managers to playing staff, this soft centre remains. I personally find it inexplicable because it shouldn’t be. Could it be that the majority of our supporters are to much the gentleman and are too reserved and polite? There seems somehow/ somewhere to be a lack of passion and dare I say it backbone. I guess on balance I prefer our somewhat lackadaisical approach in contrast to the rabid win at all cost attitude of a Liverpool Man U. and many other teams. Football is, after all, there to be enjoyed, but in truth it does P you off sometimes, and I don’t always enjoy it:))
posted by Mortlake (Guest) - Tuesday 10th February 2026, 11:50 AM MORTY , i will back you up on all that,the back bone is just not there2 as i have said before ,its almost like we are a nice gents club very litte noise ever created, tasty football at times , but blood and thunder aint in our DNA.But its never bothered us olds sods, i recall spending some saturday afternoons way back in fits of laughter because of the wags who never stopped with the gags , but now !!! now you would be slung out at the cottage unlike some grounds . coyw lets have the F/A cup sitting in our trophy cabinet ,. TROPHY cabinet ??????.
posted by the real arch bishop (Guest) - Tuesday 10th February 2026, 12:08 PM It's my 60th year @ the Cottage and theirs always been that soft under belly! 1975 cup final...we barely turned up on the day and West Ham were beatable.
posted by Hammy Roll. (Guest) - Tuesday 10th February 2026, 12:16 PM Remember those days very well Bish. Laughing at the antics of Jimmy Hill and Haynes , hands on hips, bollocking him. Maurice Cook was always good for a laugh. Langley, Marsh and Best similarly. It was fun, when did it all get so serious? Have to admit I get wrapped with the expectation and frustration of it all too. I just think the soul of football as an enjoyable entertainment has been consigned to history.Greed and a lack of sportsmanship has taken over. Pity.
posted by Mortlake (Guest) - Tuesday 10th February 2026, 1:41 PM Yep i was at wembley that day john cutbush cannon foddder mellor in another planet ,nothing to beat but we still never worked it out , sorry for the lovely alec stock met him just before final at the cottage, gave my wife a signed ball for her kids party at st ethelredas, always had time for the fans.Seventy eight years through the same bleedin turnstiles , and what have we got for it, a lot of strange memories at board level and on the pitch.
posted by the real arch bishop (Guest) - Tuesday 10th February 2026, 2:04 PM I agree with all the above posts and have grown accustomed to our unique approach to the game. Having experienced the War time matches where teams often included England stars who happened to be stationed nearby as most of them were released by the services to carry on playing. Crowds at the Cottage were initially restricted to 8,000 but most of the time rarely exceeded 3,000 partially due to restrictions on travel. As pointed out above, our supporters have never been passionate and rarely raise the roof with the possible exception of the second leg against Juventus. However, the immediate post War crowds in the 40’s normally were in the region of 40,000 and you had to be at the ground by 2-30pm to ensure you got into the ground. I used to stand at the Putney end and Ronnie Rooke was my idol. He was a prolific goal scorer and notched up around 1,000 goals during his long career. For a period of five years our crowds were passionate and vociferous but once the ground started to be modernised crowds decreased due to the lost of some of the terracing and the segregation probably resulted in the more genteel approach of our supporters. In addition, gradually as Fulham became more up market with former locals relocating to the suburbs maybe we lost our heart and soul in the 1950’s and 60’s. With the arrival of celebrities we adapted into a very polite crowd and known for our support and respect of a good game regardless of the result. Now our ground is loved by most teams as they known their supporters are always more vocal than ours as certainly was the case against Everton. Having be born in Fulham, raised in Fulham starting at Wheatsheaf Terrace then Homestead Road followed by Pursers Cross Road then Fulham Road and finally Bishops Road before moving to Surrey. I have always been an avid supporter but in my dotage years cannot attend but fortunately I am able to watch every game on television.
posted by bigboy4650 (Guest) - Tuesday 10th February 2026, 2:15 PM There were many times in the match when a long kick down middle would have found Wilson or Jimenez who could possibly run through and score. Marco has told then to build slowly from the back. The Everton manager spotted that and told his players to pressurise the defence, they did and the game changed but we continued to build up from the back slowly despite the fact they kept winning the ball in our area. It thus became inevitable that they would eventually score. Did the captain not see what was happening and react? or has Marco got them to continue to do what he has told them even when it is not working. Something is wrong, a team must react to the opposition managers changed tactics that are losing us the game. That said if we were 4-0 at halftime, as we should have been, that would not of matters like the crazy use of substitutes would not matter either.
posted by The Time Is Now - Tuesday 10th February 2026, 2:40 PM The great Tosh Chamberlain puffing a ciggie on the pitch...
posted by Hammy Roll. (Guest) - Tuesday 10th February 2026, 5:34 PM

Observer, it's all those things that you mentioned.
posted by OWEN - Monday 09th February 2026, 6:14 PM We’ve been saying the same thing for as long as I can remember. Since we left the championship. We are great, very very good, but can’t always last the full 95 mins. A bit like our seasons. I hope it will not be the same this year. What we need maybe some viagra to keep going for the full 95mins!
posted by JohnC (Guest) - Monday 09th February 2026, 7:15 PM When we play MAN C tomorrow, the players and manager must achieve perfection in their actions.
posted by The Time Is Now - Tuesday 10th February 2026, 2:43 PM

Lenos lack of urgency is madenning to say the least. His inability to take normal goal kicks is unbelievable. On saturday i envied not having Pickford on our side. I dont agree entirely with your comments re being slow in counter attacks but would in most instances blame how long it takes for us to cross the half way line. In the first half we played very well and lukics absence was fundamental in getting the ball up fast. Finally, I dont know why we have goalkeepers coach. Surely its his task to put these simple and irritant customs right. Leno deserves a lesson and should be benched a couple of games.
posted by T.NO (Guest) - Monday 09th February 2026, 4:12 PM Leno is decent but now i think he needs strong competition because the number one shirt can only be his at the moment. Leno maybe getting a bit complacent.
posted by OWEN - Monday 09th February 2026, 5:15 PM There were many times in the match when a long kick down middle would find Wilson or Jimenez who could possibly run through and score. Marco has told then to build slowly from the back. The Everton manager spotted that and told his players to pressurise the defence, they did and the game changed but we continued to build up from the back slowly despite the fact they kept winning the ball in our area. I was inevitable they would eventually score. Did the captain not see what was happening and react? or has Marco got them to continue to do what he has told them even when it is not working.
posted by The Time Is Now - Monday 09th February 2026, 8:25 PM

I was annoyed we pulled out last minute, good young talent
posted by DMK (Guest) - Monday 09th February 2026, 3:14 PM Yes, to elaborate on that DMK, our super signing Oscar Bobb's introduction and debut was a damp squib. I agree Marco's timing in bringing him on didn't give him enough time to showcase his skills. The only skill he demonstrated flopped big time! Tyrique Georges debut went like a debut should go and it was impactful for Everton and that debut will make big headlines and this is what we sign up for. We have had some fancy showboating players at Fulham over the years and arguably Lookman was the worst with his penalty flop. Lookman proved himself a good player though but not for Fulham. I hope we havn't signed another showboater in Oscar Bobb because we shelled out a lot of money. I shouldn't do this because they both had minutes in debut's but if i was going on what i saw, i would pick Tyrique George. This is just me annoyed at our loss saying that and i am sure Oscar Bobb will be a good one for Fulham.
posted by OWEN - Monday 09th February 2026, 5:12 PM Can we really only afford 4 foot 6 players(136cm)?
posted by The Time Is Now - Tuesday 10th February 2026, 2:46 PM

I am lost for words.
posted by OWEN - Monday 09th February 2026, 9:52 AM Totally agree Rich!
posted by Krebs. (Guest) - Monday 09th February 2026, 10:10 AM So according to you, Chucky hasn't been one of our best players since his return from AFCON. What games have you been watching ? Iwobi, and Bassey, I must agree with you, they seem to have lost their form completely, and are really struggling at the moment, but as they say form is erratic, but class in permanent, and they will be back.
posted by AC (Guest) - Monday 09th February 2026, 10:37 AM They will be still be recovering from the African Cup
posted by Krebs. (Guest) - Monday 09th February 2026, 12:16 PM Not my disruption when they left good points tally. And with Lukic injured Alec’s back in midfield Sam looked good before he left and not looking bad now
posted by DMK (Guest) - Monday 09th February 2026, 3:21 PM Probably recovering from a bit of dodgy bush meat. They’ve probably been squatting on the porcelain throne, dropping the kids off at the pool since they got back. Guinness with an Imodium chaser usually does the business for me after sampling one of Mrs Os curry experiments.
posted by Paddy O’Doors (Guest) - Monday 09th February 2026, 7:41 PM

Two tough matches coming up then we play West Ham , Forest and Spurs in the first two weeks of March . If we continue to play like we did in the second half we could be dragged very close to the relegation zone especially as West Ham seem to have found a winning formula with there couple of recent signings ( they found a scoring forward for £20 M how come we can’t )
posted by Brain Doctor (Guest) - Sunday 08th February 2026, 2:44 PM I can take no responsibility for yesterday’s defeat. Mr Khandelson advised me was going to buy 3 players in the last transfer window and I ended up with one. I believed him when he told me this despite him telling me porkies in every transfer window since I got here. If any Nigerian generals want to ask for my bank details so they can send money out of their country I’ll believe them too.
posted by Marco McSweeney (Guest) - Sunday 08th February 2026, 4:57 PM January window is always difficult to navigate and not the fault of the Chairman that we couldn't get Pepi over the line. Remember that PSV needed a replacement before we could get Peps. The January window is always a difficult one.
posted by OWEN - Sunday 08th February 2026, 5:14 PM

It's called experience Brian, and David Moyes has a few decades more than Marco, we just choose to forget that.
posted by OWEN - Sunday 08th February 2026, 5:16 PM For all those of us that follow Fulham, and who are anticipating playing City on Wednesday, look away now. If they don't beat Liverpool today, we will be in for a torrid time. Of course it's not a game we will get any points out of, as we never do, but I'm worried about our goal difference,which isn't very healthy even now.
posted by Alan B (Guest) - Sunday 08th February 2026, 5:36 PM God help us, with our defence, it will be v a nightmare.
posted by THE CRAVEN (Guest) - Sunday 08th February 2026, 6:36 PM Alan, they beat Liverpool but i will still be looking for that Ovaltine drink if we are losing by a cricket score. Make that a stiff Whisky.
posted by OWEN - Monday 09th February 2026, 5:25 PM

Wilson doesn't how us anything and he is entitled to have a quiet game every now and again. We have too many who could and should step up more often.
posted by OWEN - Sunday 08th February 2026, 5:19 PM Doesn't how us...
posted by Guest (Guest) (Guest) - Sunday 08th February 2026, 6:23 PM Mr Owen... conscience of the board.
posted by Old Schnitzel. (Guest) - Sunday 08th February 2026, 6:25 PM

Nice sentiments Owen but to be brutally honest TC was awful yesterday even in the first half and if Tete had come on at the beginning of the second half we would’ve won the match
posted by Fulham supporter (Guest) - Sunday 08th February 2026, 12:46 PM

Brain Doctor, you are so right. Our defenders neither have the ability or confidence to play out from the back and constantly pass across their penalty area and then back to Lino. Everton pounced on our back four giving them no time or room to clear their lines.
posted by bigboy4650 (Guest) - Sunday 08th February 2026, 12:14 PM There were times in the 1st half yesterday when we looked absolutely awesome yet the 2nd goal wouldn't arrive, woodwork twice and poor final pass, probably should have been home and dry by halftime. 2nd half starts and the impetus is gone. Berge and Anderson go into walking mode and our playing at pace stops. This happens so often when we have a single goal advantage. We really need to push for more when we get our noses in front and Berge and Anderson must be told to stop slowing our play
posted by NRL (Guest) - Sunday 08th February 2026, 2:22 PM

Agree
posted by DMK (Guest) - Saturday 07th February 2026, 8:36 PM I agree, and we also need a Tom Cairney'sh replacement because he is not getting any younger. We just cannot win games with wingers and i think we are too sussed now. It is obvious that our left wing side is the most potent and we are so easy to work out now. We were doing great first half. Chukwueze hit the bar and Smith Rowe hit the bar and both were playing well. We went searching and asking the wrong questions. The question we should have been asking second half is why the supply had stopped for our guys up front and how was we going to turn around the tactic from Moyes who worked us out again. Sometimes it is not a question of tiredness, football is more tactical than that. We don't even have anything to go at in Europe like Spurs and Newcastle, we are just struggling tactically. We are now looking like a team full of talent but not able to stear them in the right direction and that is down to the manager. Our Chairman and people upstairs delivered so no excuses there. Now we have to figure out a way of playing and being more consistent.
posted by OWEN - Saturday 07th February 2026, 8:39 PM Work the ball up to Smith Rowe a lot more. Rowe should be operating behind the targetman in that pocket. Give Smith Rowe more responsibility; he can handle it, and don't take him off unnecessarily.
posted by OWEN - Saturday 07th February 2026, 8:51 PM Castagne was having a nightmare from the start impacting HW's game , ESR and Iwobi didn't step up to the plate early in the second half when Everton upped their game and Leno should be dropped Kevin despite his great goal last week should not replace Chukwueze whose always dangerous
posted by fulham supporter (Guest) - Sunday 08th February 2026, 5:54 AM We should have been 3-0 at least at half time. in the second half Everton raised their game a little and we could not cope. Why did the the subs come on so late, in fact whenever we brought on subs they scored. That period when the defence and the keeper kept giving the ball away lost us confidence which they picked up. Very disappointing as the first half showed how well we can play. We threw it away through poor concentration and bringing all the subs on at the wrong time.
posted by The Time Is Now - Sunday 08th February 2026, 8:08 AM

Played some great football first half but didn’t take our chances not ruthless enough second half very poor didn’t turn up . Everton were not great gifted them the midfield and goals owe Leno what a mistake
posted by DMK (Guest) - Saturday 07th February 2026, 6:47 PM I hate to say this, but Brentford are putting us to shame we. I tipped them for the drop this season, and now they will probably beat us into a European spot. It's embarrassing.
posted by THE CRAVEN (Guest) - Saturday 07th February 2026, 7:50 PM I have to go along with you Craven, and I feel quite embarrassed as well. However, how much must Thomas Frank, and Spurs fans feel, after their dreadful season, so far. I must admit though, their injury list is horrendous, much worse than ours. My local team Brighton, are also on skid row, with the fans that I know, calling for the managers head. The one good thing, and let's be grateful, for that, we are not involved in a fight to save the drop. So folks, it could be a lot worse.
posted by AC (Guest) - Saturday 07th February 2026, 8:22 PM They look an all round better side than us at moment. Nothing to be ashamed of, they looked a lot better than a lot of teams at moment
posted by DMK (Guest) - Saturday 07th February 2026, 8:40 PM

I forgot to mention that Wilson had one of his worse for a long time whilst Bobb failed to impress but cannot be judged on this performance coming on late into a side not bothering to put in a decent shift.
posted by bigboy4650 (Guest) - Saturday 07th February 2026, 6:03 PM Bobb did a fancy-dan trick he completely made a meal of. We needed to sort the basics first and how we were going to get ourselves back into the game at 2-1. Marco i think lost the plot second half. Too slow in our build ups second half and we didn't have the ball a lot and when we did, we gave it back to them. Bad day at the office for Marco.
posted by OWEN - Saturday 07th February 2026, 6:11 PM Is Bobb really so small, defenders will throw him around like a ball.
posted by The Time Is Now - Sunday 08th February 2026, 9:43 AM

We looked like a top team in the first half, like a relation threatened team in the second half. What happened at half time. We seemed to forget to defend and attack, is that what Marco told them to do? We are an attacking team and we must attack as hanging onto small leads is what are worst at. That is what Everton did and what MOTD demonstrated .
posted by The Time Is Now - Sunday 08th February 2026, 9:50 AM

We could see and feel Everton coming into the game more and more in the second half, and Marco needed to react not just tactically but also be a bit more vocal on the touchline. David Moyes showed Marco a lesson in tactics and how to come into a game second half and the embarrassing thing was he didn't have to be on the pitch.
posted by OWEN - Saturday 07th February 2026, 6:20 PM

Get on Tete, Bassey, Bobb. This is a disgrace. I haven’t seen a manager try to give away a match like this since Magath.
posted by Drago (Guest) - Saturday 07th February 2026, 4:41 PM This was the deepest bench we have had all season. Silva needed to change after 60 minutes. He has taken us as far as he can, and that’s not only about this match. Look at the whole season. How many matches have we fallen apart in the final 15 minutes? His coaching Monday through Friday is great. But what counts is Saturday.
posted by Drago (Guest) - Saturday 07th February 2026, 4:49 PM Craven Cottage is way too polite. Marco should’ve been booed off the pitch. This was his worst match as manager. Totally unacceptable, bordering on incompetence.
posted by Drago (Guest) - Saturday 07th February 2026, 4:59 PM And Leno constantly putting under pressure with his poor decision making
posted by GDM (Guest) - Saturday 07th February 2026, 5:02 PM Should’ve been out of sight first half. Can’t afford to miss those chances. God knows what happened the second half. Just gave them them possession. Can’t defend corners either, must be top of the league for conceding from them.
posted by Dellers (Guest) - Saturday 07th February 2026, 5:32 PM Funny I didn’t think the back four were bad. They were put under pressure 2nd half because the midfield went missing and Leno made a howler
posted by DMK (Guest) - Saturday 07th February 2026, 6:57 PM Our midfield got sorted tactically because of Moyes. Same thing happened last year at home. I think we have to accept and admit that Cuena is average and Castagne is too slow at right back. Welcome back Bassey and Tete back in defense i think.
posted by OWEN - Saturday 07th February 2026, 7:04 PM Like Tete and Bassey. But fought Cuenca was outstanding to day and played well in Basseys absence hard to pick between them. Tete is our best right back. Castagne not a bad understudy
posted by DMK (Guest) - Saturday 07th February 2026, 8:48 PM Berg had one of his best games first half and helped drive the ball forward. We have to give credit to David Moyes yet again and he proved the master tactition over Marco and thats the truth. I still think that Cuenca is starting to look a bit suspect and Castagne struggles with pacey and tricky wingers more so than Tete. No advancement from Castagne which is needed now and again and when he comes forward he isn't as productive as Tete.
posted by OWEN - Saturday 07th February 2026, 9:06 PM Midfield great in first half Berge also played very well at UTd
posted by DMK (Guest) - Saturday 07th February 2026, 10:53 PM It was Marco's tactics that lost us the game, who put on subs just before a corner. It takes a while for new players on the pitch to find their position and role. Wait until a corner is completed before making subs is what everyone does including Marco. He normally put on subs at around 65 minutes, had he forgotten that and rushed the changes. Is Marco showing signs of early debenture?
posted by The Time Is Now - Sunday 08th February 2026, 10:00 AM dementia
posted by The Time Is Now - Sunday 08th February 2026, 10:01 AM

We are inviting Everton to score. Get the substitutes on Now.
posted by bigboy4650 (Guest) - Saturday 07th February 2026, 4:26 PM I hate to say it but we are suspect in defence and have not competed in the second half.
posted by bigboy4650 (Guest) - Saturday 07th February 2026, 4:36 PM

Massive gulf between U21s and Premier League.
posted by MST (Moderator) - Saturday 07th February 2026, 2:23 PM

Loose lips sink ships...
posted by MARCOS (Guest) - Friday 06th February 2026, 1:34 PM Don't get too ahead of ourselves! Remember last season? Moyes is a very canny manager with years of experience and even if they are 1-2 goals down, make no mistake he can change it up a little bit and come back to bite us. Yes Brilliant, we are blessed in good options on both wings now more than ever and we have home advantage but sometimes that doesn't mean much. Still slightly worried about our right side but i understand that Tete will feature at some point. It doesn't mean he will be up to speed though, remember Bassey? Stiil, i expect Marco to work all the puzzles out. Godd chance of all 3 points saying that.
posted by OWEN - Friday 06th February 2026, 2:44 PM

You mean the three players marco was promised in december, not them in particular but , he was promised three in got one, lost another in a ffc farce what did we expect ?,so what will marco do now , why no talk talk,?tell us now are you going or staying if the latter please sign now and lets get on with the rest of season.And it may keep harry at ffc .
posted by the real arch bishop (Guest) - Thursday 05th February 2026, 11:46 AM We have a good first choice and ok second choice keepers. Pepi is a striker. Just need number 8 as well as keep Wilson and get Pepi in my opinion.
posted by MST (Moderator) - Thursday 05th February 2026, 12:16 PM PS We have an option on Chucky.
posted by MST (Moderator) - Thursday 05th February 2026, 12:17 PM Yes option for Chuk and have read prize was set when loan was done at 23m. Silva already said he’s pleased with him and if he keeps it up we’ll sign him plenty of time
posted by DMK (Guest) - Thursday 05th February 2026, 1:08 PM If he keeps it up? Chukueze is easily one of our best stand-out players and he has shown more than enough for me. Remember against Brighton? Who does that coming straight back from a big tournament and scoring the goal that got us back into the game? If we don't sign him it will be another one of Fulham's failures and it would grieve the hardest of stony-hearted supporters.
posted by OWEN - Thursday 05th February 2026, 1:49 PM Agree Owen
posted by DMK (Guest) - Thursday 05th February 2026, 9:41 PM

Rules is rules unless they aint.
posted by The Time Is Now - Wednesday 04th February 2026, 3:35 PM Some boxes are far too close to the pitch and, especially at Arsenal, where the managers (especially managers like Arteta) interfering with the play. No reason why the boxes cannot be say 3 meters from the pitch. btw I like the new proposal that a time wasting keeper can turn his goal kick into a corner for the opposition! likewise, a time wasting throw-in reversed.
posted by JohnC (Guest) - Thursday 05th February 2026, 9:15 AM Not just managers, also subs warming up should stay well clear of the touchline. How often do you see the linesman trying to see down the line from halfway to judge whether a ball went out of play in the far corner with any number of people blocking his view.
posted by Old Bloke (Guest) - Thursday 05th February 2026, 7:16 PM

Just seen this news. I didn't know properly that we could pursue this move outside the window but apparently a free transfer and a free agent is anybody's and up for grabs. Apparently, we were pushing hard to get Pepi over the line and offering insane money that included a buy to loan deal that would have seen Pepi stay at PSV until the summer. That deal wasn't worth it in my opinion. The didn't have a replacement for Pepi but the galling thing around Pepi staying at PSV is that his value may have increaced throughout the summer and we would have to pay more for him. Something might be happening around Sterling and we will soon know a lot more. It looks like the interest in Raheem Sterling has come about because we couldn't get Pepi over the line.
posted by OWEN - Tuesday 03rd February 2026, 8:15 PM Replying to your own posts isn’t a good look.
posted by Paddy O’Doors (Guest) - Tuesday 03rd February 2026, 8:22 PM Paddy' first post was a paste from Football insider this morning the 3rd so a recent post. Sterling not a popular move but apparently, we are very interested.
posted by OWEN - Tuesday 03rd February 2026, 8:35 PM I know, but if I don’t at least try to p someone off here I feel like I’m wasting my day. There’s a biblical quote for every occasion. Think Proverbs 26 11 covers the Sterling situation nicely. Somebody below said he was good around the youngsters at Chelsea. By that logic we should see if Huw Edward’s is free.
posted by Paddy O’Doors (Guest) - Tuesday 03rd February 2026, 9:58 PM Now performing at the Pier Riverside Stand...Owen & Paddy.
posted by Burlington O'Bertie. (Guest) - Wednesday 04th February 2026, 7:23 AM Bring back "Freddie Fulham!"...
posted by Jock Ben Gunn. (Guest) - Wednesday 04th February 2026, 8:47 AM Sterling if we can get him we should grab him. He will be extra fire power and it would be just up the road for him too!
posted by Tonyjohn (Guest) - Wednesday 04th February 2026, 10:58 AM What’s the difference between an Indian and an African elephant ? One of thems an elephant !
posted by Steve (Guest) - Wednesday 04th February 2026, 11:11 AM Take him for i50 grand a week tops h3 would love to stay in London but money talks doubt he needs the cash but two years in Saudi would be tempting but I would take him at a price
posted by Iptombi (Guest) - Wednesday 04th February 2026, 2:15 PM Owen we won’t have to pay more as we have a pre-contract arrangement for the fee and personal terms so no need to panic ;0)
posted by MST (Moderator) - Wednesday 04th February 2026, 2:42 PM Ipi, don’t see the point he’s no Willian in his Indian summer. He hasn’t played for the best part of a year.
posted by MST (Moderator) - Wednesday 04th February 2026, 2:44 PM As long he is willing to accept the Fulham wage structure. He has not shown much in the last two years, there again these days a 31 year old should be good for four years if he can get physically and match fit quickly he could be a good asset.
posted by The Time Is Now - Wednesday 04th February 2026, 3:40 PM So he has to select a team if he wants to play football again this season. Unless an arab club come along with a silly offer I would assume hes not in condition to demand his terms.
posted by T.NO (Guest) - Wednesday 04th February 2026, 4:38 PM Premier League clubs have to register their new squad for the final part of the league campaign by Thursday February 5. That is significant for any players who are free agents once the window closes, with the likes of Raheem Sterling still looking for a club. Unless they move abroad, they must have a club by today otherwise they will not be able to register to play in Premier League games for the remainder of the season. The only exception is if a club does not use all their 25 spaces when they register their squad on February 5. They can then add free agents up until the fourth Thursday in March. We will know soon enough if Raheem Sterling is joining us or not. Not sure what time the deadline today is?
posted by OWEN - Thursday 05th February 2026, 2:11 PM We only have 24 players in our squad plenty of spare capacity for free transfers an young players.
posted by The Time Is Now - Thursday 05th February 2026, 5:04 PM If any club registered less than the 25 and leaves spaces you can fill them with free agents. Fulham only registered 24 last season. Not that I really want Sterling we have four good wingers. And why waste money on his wages getting him fit, he won’t be ready for premiership and looked unfit on loan at Arsenal. Sad I used to like him, but don’t think he’s good enough for Fulham now
posted by DMK (Guest) - Friday 06th February 2026, 10:19 AM I think i had my fair share of analysing the Everton game but i maybe one last point about Raheem Sterling? While we wait for Pepi late summer it might be worth a shot to get Sterling in and give him a job to do in between Cairney now and again in midfield. If Sterling hasn't found a club willing to have him and his wage structure suits Fulham. Yes, he is a winger and he has played both left and right for Liverpool and Man City. He was involved in two back to back premier league titles for Man City 2017-18 and 2018-19. First signed by Benitez for Liverpool and he had an excellent career there. Brendon Rodgers who some like played Sterling in the number ten role at age 20 and Sterling adapted and was quite successful in that role. Note; Liverpool fans at the time were asking questions on what position is best suited for Sterling. Combined with his Experience for England, Sterling at age 21 could still have a lot to give. I didn't say it would be easy, and i still think Sterling would have to climb a hill or a smallish mountain to gain his fitness before a real pace prem game. Horses for courses and most players will not adapt to drastic changes of positions and can be successful in doing so but Raheem Sterling is a different animal and character of a player that has been asked to do these changes for Liverpool Man City and England. He knows about hard graft and i think one time Brendon Rodgers gave him a break for a holiday back to his homeland of Jamaica because of burnout. Our precarious plight and position is our own doing because we don't have anybody but Tom Cairney who plays in the middle properly but he is age 34 and somewhat limited in gametime. We have a youngish squad now more than ever but somewhat lacking in experience and something needs to be done about our weakness in the middle of the park. No use in waiting for Pepi when we still have problems in the middle. Another fancy-dan winger in Bobbi is okay on the right but it won't solve our problem in the middle.
posted by OWEN - Sunday 08th February 2026, 12:59 AM Apologies, age 31, no more post from me now.
posted by OWEN - Sunday 08th February 2026, 1:01 AM

Bobb should be a good asset as well.
posted by The Time Is Now - Wednesday 04th February 2026, 3:42 PM

ESR, plays consistently every game, and improves with every match. Next question ?
posted by AC (Guest) - Tuesday 03rd February 2026, 12:36 PM Bish, you are basing your argument on ESR from last season. As previously indicated, he has been on of our best players this season (only second to Wilson in my opinion). Ask anyone who goes to games regularly.
posted by MST (Moderator) - Tuesday 03rd February 2026, 12:37 PM Go regularly away games I can’t make record or watch 90 mins Fulham TV ESR been outstanding
posted by DMK (Guest) - Tuesday 03rd February 2026, 3:10 PM

If anything it should have been a MU corner
posted by Tailgater (Guest) - Tuesday 03rd February 2026, 10:15 AM The VAR is an aid to the ref so while finding it was not a penalty is not unreasonable to mention there was a free kick outside the box. We should have defended the free kick better. We had a defender with the scorer, if he had jumped as well he would have won the ball. Good defenders should anticipate what is likely to occur and conceding a header from a free kick is bad defending.
posted by The Time Is Now - Tuesday 03rd February 2026, 10:26 AM There's a reason why Marco is not already charged for his outburst at the ref for the decision. If they did, they'd have to release the VAR audio. The whole truth would come out. I am looking forward to when this is on the 'mic up' if they lied or not!
posted by JohnC (Guest) - Tuesday 03rd February 2026, 10:58 AM The pen was given for a foul which subsequently showed a good tackle. VAR is not within its remit to go back and find another incident outside the box after the ref had already given United the advantage. It should have been a goal kick to Fulham.
posted by MST (Moderator) - Tuesday 03rd February 2026, 12:00 PM Fulham could have done no more in Pepi deal after fee and terms were agreed. And told it couldn’t happen because they could not find a replacement. It’s just came out that Fulham offered to still buy him and give him back on loan till end of season. And they still refused. So I still wouldn’t bank on us getting him in the summer. We also tried for Troy Parrot but bid was rejected. So don’t be to hard on club, there were only 7 deals completed on dead line day most overpriced panic buys from clubs in relegation battles.
posted by DMK (Guest) - Tuesday 03rd February 2026, 12:05 PM The so called protocol is not to get involved in decisions outside the box unless for serious foul play so why do the people in the VAR studio decide to on this occasion
posted by Jim (Guest) - Tuesday 03rd February 2026, 12:37 PM From what we know now, it seems that the club did everything to get Pepi over the line, but we're thwarted at every turn by PSV, so let's not blame our club management or Marco for not getting his signature. Whether we go back in again in the next transfer window, who knows, but if he has a good World Cup, his price will no doubt increase, however if he fails, we might even have a rethink on his value.
posted by AC (Guest) - Tuesday 03rd February 2026, 12:46 PM Well done var once again took the play back till they found a reason to disallow goal apparrantly we was offside by an elbow ( PATHETIC offsides getting worse seems. Every time we score opponents surround the ref seems to be a tactic these days never celebrate a goal now know var is comlng how many gone against us How many goals have we scored var wise
posted by Ipitombi (Guest) - Wednesday 04th February 2026, 2:31 PM Marco Silver is Fulham through and through so any thing that happens in a match he is biased against reality if reality is bad for Fulham. That is why he get in a lot of trouble and we should not support him if he is ignoring the truth.
posted by The Time Is Now - Thursday 05th February 2026, 7:27 AM Silver ?
posted by Ted (Guest) - Thursday 05th February 2026, 9:34 AM There is silver and gold but only one Silva managing Fulham.
posted by The Time Is Now - Friday 06th February 2026, 1:04 PM So why call him Marco Silver ?
posted by Ted (Guest) - Friday 06th February 2026, 3:32 PM My spelling is dreadful.
posted by The Time Is Now - Friday 06th February 2026, 8:10 PM

Phillips was found out at Man City and subsequently everywhere he’s been farmed out to since. It’ll probably all be down to mental ‘elf. It normally is. Parker is a great coach, unfortunately for him and everyone forced to watch the teams he manages, not at football. I hear the Slovakian paint drying team are looking.
posted by Paddy O’Doors (Guest) - Tuesday 03rd February 2026, 12:52 AM Parker is a decent Championship manager but does not understand the Premier League in any way.
posted by The Time Is Now - Tuesday 03rd February 2026, 8:22 AM Phillips move to Man City was never a right one. He's a good player but not technical enough to play for Man City or Guardiola. He would have been much more successful at clubs like Villa, Man U or Spurs. Like many young players made the wrong call, attracted by the money and/or kudos of a big big club, then to find the pond far too big to swim in. On Parker - I hope he gets to see out the season. I don't dislike him as much as many Fulham fans. He was sometimes a bit too much about himself but he did ok for Fulham.
posted by JohnC (Guest) - Tuesday 03rd February 2026, 8:50 AM

Personally i think no worries Brian, Marco will stay no danger! Where would he go available? Crystal Palace will be vacant in the summer but can you see Marco moving a few miles down the road? Marco's biggest club i think was Everton and that moved proved terrible for him. Man Utd will most likely go in for a bigger profile manager than Carrick, though i think Carrick deserves a shot at that one. Carrick and career is flawless with 3 wins on the bounce. I wouldn't put it past Utd to go all out and win the prem, they are more than decent, they have a false reputation as Manure utd which is nonsense, they are capable of blowing everybody put in front of them away easy as you like. I have never seen passing moves that cut open opposition like that from any team but Arsenal and City, they are top-notch and their self belief will spread. That's the only possible job i see Marco going to but like they say horses for courses, Marco doesn't suit utd personally. After Amorim who is Portuguese Marco Silva? Marco is Fulham and Fulham is a great stylish attacking side going places with decent prospects such as Oscar Bobb. Only a knock on the head and a funny turn will make him leave.
posted by OWEN - Monday 02nd February 2026, 11:30 PM Tete and Muniz will soon be back, and Bassey and Robinson will soon be fully fit, with Kevin and Bott on the wings we will hammer teams. I am not the slightest worried as even without most of the desires mentioned we outplayed Manchester United apart from in the need to score more goals than them., We are one of the best teams in the league.
posted by The Time Is Now - Tuesday 03rd February 2026, 10:15 AM Think Wilson will have to keep up thev good work now till end of season otherwise. Interest will drop off
posted by Ipitombi (Guest) - Wednesday 04th February 2026, 2:36 PM

City ? Brain ?
posted by Ted (Guest) - Monday 02nd February 2026, 8:59 PM

He wasn't at his best and he wasn't the worst out there. I would persevere with him no probs.
posted by OWEN - Monday 02nd February 2026, 7:07 PM Play Sess until Robinson is fully fit, one of the fastest player in the League looked like one of the slowest.
posted by The Time Is Now - Monday 02nd February 2026, 7:26 PM why not bassey left back with Cuenca covering.
posted by t.no (Guest) - Monday 02nd February 2026, 8:38 PM Bassey didn’t cover himself in glory Sunday when up against Fernandez before cross to season, should have pulled his shirt, tripped him up or something and we would have an extra point. Not sure about Basseybeing left back, would much prefer Sessegnon playing there. As for Robinson not showing same confidence and definitely not as quick as he was previously, could be fitness or lost a yard or two.
posted by Sussexcol (Guest) - Monday 02nd February 2026, 9:05 PM After the dust has settled and looking at them logically, i think Man utd are pure quality and they will blow every team away easy, i wouldn't beat myself up about that defeat, we done good to draw it back to level. We just got sucker-punched, it happens to the best.
posted by OWEN - Monday 02nd February 2026, 11:37 PM

Two hours to go yet. Window closes at 7pm
posted by MST (Moderator) - Monday 02nd February 2026, 5:08 PM If you had been watching Sky TV's , Deadline day programme, MST, the Sky reporter at Motspur Park, said that there will be no more signings for Fulham today. Pepi however, will join us in the summer, plus others no doubt.
posted by THE CRAVEN (Guest) - Monday 02nd February 2026, 5:41 PM Dele Alli seen speeding down the A3 towards Motspur Park, hope he makes it.
posted by Paddy O’Doors (Guest) - Monday 02nd February 2026, 6:52 PM Got that wrong paddy Ali was speeding to the deli
posted by Opitombi (Guest) - Monday 02nd February 2026, 6:59 PM No need to be too disappointed, it is great news for Muniz to show his worth without too much competition. With little chance of us being relegated we have the the time to also give our young German some playing time. Pepi will be the icing on the cake for us in the summer. Fulham future looks up and up. Deli Ali i would swerve on that one . Ali is full of emotional baggage for my liking.
posted by OWEN - Monday 02nd February 2026, 7:05 PM Craven I have too little of my life left to dedicate it to Sky Sports deadline day programme. I’d rather take a bite out of an apple and watch it go brown. Each to their own though ;0).
posted by MST (Moderator) - Monday 02nd February 2026, 7:10 PM How brown is that apple mst, lol...
posted by OWEN - Monday 02nd February 2026, 7:12 PM Yet another disappointing transfer window. Thought we had discussed and ear marked targets in international break window. Wonder how realistic the Pepi bid and discussions where as this could have been concluded a couple of weeks ago and still time for them to find suitable replacement if this was the stumbling block. Seems like we may have put all our eggs into one basket.I am concerned that many seem to think that the Muniz return is gonna set the world on fire as don’t thinkhe is a prolific goal scorer. Led to believe that we wanted a wide player, centre forward and forward thinking midfielder. Not even our customary loan player.
posted by Sussexcol (Guest) - Monday 02nd February 2026, 9:16 PM

He ain't going anywhere, any time.
posted by Alan B (Guest) - Monday 02nd February 2026, 3:26 PM More signing on fee!
posted by Harry O (Guest) - Monday 02nd February 2026, 3:52 PM

Fulham’s proposed deal for PSV attacker Ricardo Pepi is ‘in the balance’ on the final day of the January transfer window, according to Sky Sports. His current club are trying to sign a replacement so the Whites are having to patiently wait. The two teams have already agreed a fee of £32million while personal teams have also been agreed.
posted by MST (Moderator) - Monday 02nd February 2026, 11:35 AM Same old board set up lets wait till last legs and then we pounce ,only been trying for months , started last season,still not got him all the talk and they dont have a replacement?. When it gets to transfers we are simply the worse
posted by the real arch bishop (Guest) - Monday 02nd February 2026, 12:10 PM Bishop, we are in a good place, no worries. Let's see how far up the league table we can finish. Pepi will be the icing on the cake in summer.
posted by OWEN - Monday 02nd February 2026, 7:10 PM Once they said they needed a replacement first the deal was off. We have been looking for a new striker for three years they were going to get one in a few hours, I don't think so.
posted by The Time Is Now - Monday 02nd February 2026, 7:31 PM

It will be a very sorry time down at CC, if Marco decides to pack his bag to join yet another club, but in football this happens more often than not, and we will survive. Of course it is so important that the Khans bring in a top manager, who will take over a club on the up, with great potential, and not some has been. Personally I haven't a clue as to who I would like to take us on, but it will probably be a foreign guy again.
posted by Alan B (Guest) - Monday 02nd February 2026, 9:50 AM It'll be Thomas Franck and he might actually suit us.
posted by Ted (Guest) - Monday 02nd February 2026, 11:26 AM Let's all do the okee cokee. Pepi signing is on, no it's off, no it's back on again, then it's off, and then it's on again. I don't think any of us at this stage know what's going to happen, but isn't it always a last day drama with us, and one of the reasons, that Marco is getting fed up with it, season after season. I think that if Pepi signs, Marco stays, if he doesn't sign, Marco is off in June, so this is a big decision today. The good news is that we have received a bid from Everton to sign our Harry, and Fulham have told them to get lost. If he is going to leave in June, I'm not sure that Everton would have even entered his thoughts, he would be thinking higher than that.
posted by AC (Guest) - Monday 02nd February 2026, 11:30 AM Fulham have approached PSV again on the ‘penultimate day’ of the window with a €35m offer. According ED, the Eredivisie side are reluctant to let the American leave today due to limited options [because of injuries] in attack. ED say the only way PSV can sanction a move is if they find an appropriate replacement for the 23-year-old. That seems unlikely considering the window closes in the next few hours. The same source claims a transfer may ‘still be on the horizon’ as PSV can agree terms with Fulham for Pepi to join them in the summer.
posted by MST (Moderator) - Monday 02nd February 2026, 11:32 AM Well it does now look like the Pepi deal is off, at least until the summer, and let's not shed any tears over this, as he wouldn't have been available to play until mid March anyway, and we will possibly have Muniz back in the next couple of weeks, and if he can pick up where he left off, he could add a few goals to the column. However if Kevin can prove himself, which is possible, then we will be winning a few more games, especially at home, with his goals. So pleased that he has now got that monkey off of his back, and what a goal to open his account with. Wow.
posted by AC (Guest) - Monday 02nd February 2026, 12:45 PM Ideal for ffc frank lives in sw14 won’t happen with his little bees connections
posted by Ipotombi (Guest) - Monday 02nd February 2026, 7:01 PM Scotty P should be available shortly. Problem solved.
posted by Paddy O’Doors (Guest) - Monday 02nd February 2026, 9:59 PM

I did think that we had been hard done by, with some dreadful VAR decisions, but I didn't realise it was 12. That is outrageous, and completely unfair, and it all started at Stamford Bridge. It's therefore quite remarkable that we are in touching distance of a place in the top 6, and at present sitting in 8th place in the Premier League.
posted by THE CRAVEN (Guest) - Sunday 01st February 2026, 11:33 PM Not surprised at that stat if completely true. We need to realize that the powers to be do not want us in premiership division as not considered a big club and we don’t get the decisions we deserve. We are currently above the mighty Spurs, Forest, Leeds, West Ham, Wolves etc and close to free spending Chelsea, United etc.
posted by Sussexcol (Guest) - Monday 02nd February 2026, 8:59 AM

I don't know anything about Pepi and i didn't think we would seal the deal but understand we were only a million short so why not. The only thing i know about him is that he is a striker and apparently a very prolific one. What intrigues me is that Pepi would rather sign for us Fulham rather than West Ham who have a better history for winning trophies. Mst, if you could enlighten us on why Fulham? Are we becoming more fashionable now? Maybe it's our playing style that appeals to Pepi and maybe he can see himself being more prolific with Fulham? I felt we should hold off for a striker and give Muniz a proper run out but even clubs like Villa are buying extra strikers. Watkins Abraham,Madjo and Kadan young. It makes perfect sense to keep up with clubs around us, and even the likes of Forest are recruiting extra strikers. Jimenez is run off his feet now and we still thank him and owe him but he is running on fumes. Muniz, Jimenez, Pepi, and the young German if we keep him is the way to go. For too long now we have been stretched and found ourselves wanting in the target man department. Maybe Jimenez will be moved on? The only problem i can see on the horizon is how do we keep Muniz happy on the bench if Pepi takes off like a rocket.
posted by OWEN - Sunday 01st February 2026, 9:56 PM Would West Ham really buy a player not available until April in the position they’re in? Would he go there without a release clause? He could only be available for half a dozen games. I’d tell the dyke fingering Eindhoveners to stuff it and go back in the summer.
posted by Paddy O’Doors (Guest) - Monday 02nd February 2026, 12:36 AM Apparrantly Peppi would not be released till a replacement was found
posted by Ipitombi (Guest) - Monday 02nd February 2026, 7:05 PM

Their winner was scored against tired Fulham defenders who had played brilliantly up to that point. We played well so did Man U and on paper their players are better than ours. We did very well to nearly get a draw against a big team on the up. Man U will finish 3rd in the table. It would be nice for us to have a comfortable win next game, we do not have many of those.
posted by The Time Is Now - Sunday 01st February 2026, 5:21 PM We played poorly in defence and re-wind back to the Brighton game we got away with a few. This is a different level, we have to defend better.
posted by OWEN - Sunday 01st February 2026, 5:37 PM Fulham are poor at defending, Robinson can’t defend for toffee nuts, Andersen is caught out of position far too often, the keeper deserves better cover, he can’t be expected to save everything,Fulham played well today except for the occasional lapses in defence
posted by JRD (Guest) - Sunday 01st February 2026, 5:42 PM My opinion says that we have a very decent side now, glued together with a very good coach/manager in Marco Silva. In fact, we have a good side, but as yet, still find it hard to either win or draw against the likes of Manchester's United and City, and of course Arsenal. Things may begin to fall apart in the summer if Marco decides to leave. Harry might also leave if think that he can do better elsewhere, but I doubt it, as there is no guarantee the he will be a success, at another club, who will drop him like a hot potato, if he has a couple of moderate games, as we know that he can do, like today. If Chucky and Kevin, and now Oscar, turn into a lethal treble, plus an hopefully in form Muniz, we could become something special, with a couple of mid field generals, although ESB and Sander, are improving on a match by match basis.
posted by THE CRAVEN (Guest) - Sunday 01st February 2026, 5:53 PM We missed bassey and Tete and Robinson is not quite 100%. Considering that, we ain’t bad. We gave Man U a better game than City and Arsenal. Their Pen should never been a penalty. So we ain’t bad. Based and Tete will be back next week. But we need to sort out left back. Sess played well as an offensive full back but he left Bassey with a hospital pass covering his position. We are definitely a top 8 team!
posted by JohnC (Guest) - Sunday 01st February 2026, 6:21 PM We did defend badly for last goal. Should have settled for point we deserved. Hard to play against 12 . Let a lot go for Utd but pulled us up for same thing, but that always happens when you play big clubs. We played good football but must be more street wise
posted by DMK (Guest) - Sunday 01st February 2026, 6:25 PM That's the missing words i was struggling to string this together DMK, 'Streetwise' i think you summed this game up superbly with the one word mate better than all my waffle. Streetwise...
posted by OWEN - Sunday 01st February 2026, 6:29 PM Cuenca was the reason we lost? he was off the pitch when Bassey was turned ans Andesrson was unable to block the shot. Seem to remember he scored the disallowed goal. Robinson shoul have been subbed before half time. Anderson as usual if it goes over him he is not catching the player. leaves Cuenca exoposed. Saying all that Kevin and Bob, we are really looking at the future along with with King. Exciting times ahead.
posted by denny (Guest) - Sunday 01st February 2026, 6:42 PM

Not creative enough!!!!
posted by OWEN - Sunday 01st February 2026, 4:29 PM Man U + bent VAR = no chance
posted by Dellers (Guest) - Sunday 01st February 2026, 4:41 PM The ref did not give us anything except an obvious penalty.
posted by The Time Is Now - Sunday 01st February 2026, 5:24 PM

Ref would never have given penalty the othe way around. Refs are too chicken. By the way .Real madrid just beaten a low league team at home in the 99th minute. penalty.Muat be refs cousin
posted by T.NO (Guest) - Sunday 01st February 2026, 4:23 PM Even without the penalty Jimenez would have fluffed that one. Can't always rely on ref, we have to do more in these type of games. Jimenez is flawless at taking penalties but i didn't see anything productive from him the rest of the time.
posted by OWEN - Sunday 01st February 2026, 5:32 PM He won the penalty…..
posted by Dellers (Guest) - Sunday 01st February 2026, 7:11 PM Scrap VAR it is a complete shambles they make it up as they go along let the referees ref I would much prefer they make a mistake or two rather than VAR dissect every decision it is ruining the game.i am totally in favour of goal line technology but can we not all get together in a petition to rid this from our once beautiful game
posted by Jim (Guest) - Monday 02nd February 2026, 5:33 PM

I agree.
posted by Tom (Guest) - Sunday 01st February 2026, 4:03 PM Now we know why Marco bought Kevin. He is going to be crowd favourite next season.
posted by AC (Guest) - Sunday 01st February 2026, 4:07 PM

Football is bent in favour of the big teams , decisions always go against the smaller clubs
posted by Brain Doctorv (Guest) - Sunday 01st February 2026, 3:32 PM Beaten but not disgraced, I thought that it was a great effort, even without any of Wilson's goals. Highly entertaining, and a draw would have been justice.
posted by LTS (Guest) - Sunday 01st February 2026, 4:10 PM

bassey again .
posted by T.No (Guest) - Sunday 01st February 2026, 3:58 PM

Cuenca and Robinson are struggling , time for Bassey
posted by BrainDoctor (Guest) - Sunday 01st February 2026, 2:29 PM Yeap once again united ref bias. Nice stuffed brown envelope waiting after the game ref
posted by Dellers (Guest) - Sunday 01st February 2026, 2:51 PM Cuenca isn’t enough of an athlete to cope with Man U. Too weak in the air, too slow. Bassey should come on ASAP. Jedi needs help with Amad, too.
posted by Drago (Guest) - Sunday 01st February 2026, 2:53 PM

Fcuk me Bish, bet you can’t wait for us to lose today!! In case you hadn’t noticed, ESR has been one of our best players this season! Bobb broke his leg in training - doesn’t make him injury prone. Also, if you listen to Marco’s interview, he is over the moon with Bobb signing. Jeez!
posted by MST (Moderator) - Sunday 01st February 2026, 1:22 PM Got the time right for there win, esr been one of best players , really ?.he never plays a full game why ??.Injury prone could be. Hardly sets the div alight does he ?.
posted by the real arch bishop (Guest) - Monday 02nd February 2026, 12:06 PM

In that case, how did he pass a medical ?
posted by AC (Guest) - Sunday 01st February 2026, 11:15 AM Probably dropped his Richard Mille on it.
posted by Paddy O’Doors (Guest) - Sunday 01st February 2026, 11:18 AM According to silva he can play but knowing silva he won’t be to fussed think he will start next week
posted by Ipitombi (Guest) - Sunday 01st February 2026, 12:09 PM