r/fulhamfc • u/Darth_Revan_ • 1h ago
Rumours Potential away kit leak as per Footy Headlines.
Love it, only downside for me is the sponsor having the name be so long but beats a gambling sponsor imo!
r/fulhamfc • u/comptonasskim • Feb 16 '23
Hello all!
I’ve noticed with our return to the Premier League, we’ve seen an influx of foreign fans and tourists coming to this sub for advice around their first games - from buying tickets through to matchday tips and what to expect. With this in mind, I thought I’d write a quick guide to help anyone thinking about coming down to the Cottage. If this is useful, feel free to sticky it to the sub and I can update with recommendations from everyone else here!
Buying Tickets
Tickets will go on sale to members before general sale. To guarantee a seat, especially against the bigger teams, I recommend purchasing a membership. Tickets will get to general sale eventually but may sell out before that point.
The exception is cup games. These will be much easier to get a ticket to, with season ticket holders themselves having to repurchase their seats (and sometimes not doing so). If you want to guarantee a seat, cup games are a much less stressful experience (albeit at the cost of a worse atmosphere in the earlier rounds).
The other option is repurchasing through the Fulham Facebook group, which can be found here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/2204930047. This will often have season ticket holders who are unable to make a game, and will sell (often at a reduced rate vs general sale) their seat for a particular fixture. I wouldn’t try this route unless you’re actually a Fulham fan…
Where To Sit
Hammersmith End: Loudest home support, especially towards the back of H4, H5, H6. The front rows, up to about G/H, are uncovered so watch out for rain, and the first couple of rows are sunken below pitch level so views are pretty poor. If you get here early, you can head down to the far end of the stand for a pint on the corner by the river underneath the George Cohen statue, which is lovely. Getting pints at halftime is pretty hellish, you’ll need to duck out at like 40 mins. I never do it myself but each to their own!
Johnny Haynes: A lot of season ticket holders and families, but still good atmosphere. Traditional wooden seats in the back two thirds of the stand (which is a cool experience). Beware of seats behind the poles! Again, pints at halftime are a bit of a nightmare. This is a very unique stand and a Grade II listed building I believe, so a v cool one to attend!
Riverside: The shiny new stand. V posh matchday experience, but you’re paying premium for it. It’s not finished yet, so not a huge amount of seats available.
Putney: Half home fans and half away. It used to be the much maligned neutral stand but atmosphere has steadily improved since the relocation of a lot of Riverside fans to it during the redevelopment.
Pubs
Over Putney Bridge, you’ve got the Golden Lion. One of the busiest pubs on a match day, this is a stone’s throw from Putney Bridge station. You’ll need to show your ticket to gain entrance so don’t bother if you’re not actually attending the match. Big garden and lots of screens to watch the early kickoff, and gets suuuuper busy on match day. Avoid The Eight Bells, Temperance and Kings Arms as they tend to be away pubs on matchdays.
On the Putney side of the river you’ve got The Spotted Horse (good food), The Coat & Badge (great outdoor area and screens outside to watch the early/late kickoff), The Rocket (Wetherspoons yes, but it’s on the river and actually got nice riverside seating) and The Bricklayer’s Arms (super old school, quite a cool experience if you’re not from the UK and want a proper pint). Just be aware that it takes around 15/20 minutes to walk to the ground from these so leave in enough time.
On the Hammersmith side of the grounds, you’ve got the Crabtree. Right on the river and absolutely lovely! Full of Fulham fans. And then there’s a tonne of pubs on Fulham Palace Road such as The Distillers and Old Suffolk Punch.
If you’re attending your first match and want a quintessential Fulham experience, I’d say Golden Lion and Crabtree can’t go wrong.
r/fulhamfc • u/Barrels_of_Corn • 7h ago
Sad to see him go. Would’ve kept him over Joa
r/fulhamfc • u/Darth_Revan_ • 1h ago
Love it, only downside for me is the sponsor having the name be so long but beats a gambling sponsor imo!
r/fulhamfc • u/Zealousideal_Kale265 • 6h ago
Seen reports we're interested in Flo Balogun.
I welcome this rumor with a lot of enthusiasm. I think this is exactly the type of transfer to alleviate some of my anxities I have around this upcoming season.
It's just a rumor, and I'm sure there are plenty of clubs that would also like him in their squad, so I'm not feeling too optimistic it will happen. But we can dream, can we not????
UPDATE
Lots of differing opinions on this, and wanted to address a few things
I do not think this will realistically happen. I don't think we'd be his first choice and I'm sure bigger clubs will be interested.
I do think regardless of price, he'd be a good fit based on his skillset and how our new coach says he wants to play
Until we are linked with one of these "proven goal scorers" everyone here is clamoring for, and until this rumor is well and truly debunked, I will continue to want this move.
r/fulhamfc • u/TheAthletic • 6h ago
Fulham are in talks to sign striker Gonzalo Garcia from Real Madrid.
The potential move would see the 22-year-old follow new Fulham head coach Alvaro Arbeloa, regarded as his football mentor and actively involved in discussions, from Madrid to west London.
Arbeloa was appointed by Fulham earlier this month after leaving Madrid, where he was replaced by Jose Mourinho.
Madrid are expected to retain some power or preferential right over his future as part of any potential deal.
Sources with knowledge of the situation indicated Madrid had decided months ago that Garcia would leave this summer — but the process was put on hold after Mourinho’s arrival as the new head coach wanted to see the striker in pre-season. The Portuguese liked the player but is not able to guarantee a prominent role in the team next season as it stands, leaving the choice on his future up to Garcia.
r/fulhamfc • u/Public-Map-5273 • 6h ago
Will he get more more minutes this season? i watched every Canada game this WC, and he was a top 3 player for them. it’s a shame Canada’s team was so beat up and missing Davies and Koné.
r/fulhamfc • u/CubicleMonkey_ • 6h ago
Title.
r/fulhamfc • u/Heavy_Cupcake_6246 • 19h ago
r/fulhamfc • u/NotMyFirstRodroPal • 1d ago
COYW!
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r/fulhamfc • u/Big_Lynx_8126 • 19h ago
I'm a new supporter. My dad's been a die hard Fulham fan for about 20 years, and we're finally visiting Craven Cottage for our first match together against Crystal Palace. We'll be in London for four days. Any local recommendations on where to stay and spend some time? Just looking for a mellow area with some decent food and a good pubs that ChatGPT or a few Google searches may miss. We’re avoiding popular tourist attractions at all costs.
Thank you in advance
r/fulhamfc • u/Wonderful-Acadia-296 • 1d ago
r/fulhamfc • u/Willing-Ad-5324 • 1d ago
I'm a Bangladeshi here.This lad from Fulham Academy has decided to represent Bangladesh.I really want to know how good he is, and if he has any chance to play for the first team.A player of his level is a milestone for Bangladesh football.
r/fulhamfc • u/Heavy_Cupcake_6246 • 1d ago
r/fulhamfc • u/Possible-Apartment48 • 1d ago
New sponsor on the front of the shirt Shirts coming Thursday !
r/fulhamfc • u/hanameister • 1d ago
I found WC this year very entertaining, as someone from Norway. I would like to watch some Football from England, but I have one specific criteria; a player from Norway in the squad. Doesn't have to be a starter or even great player, but if they are in tier 1 or tier 2, I am interested.
You have 2 player from Norway who I think played well this WC, and would like to watch them play further. Granted I know very little about this team and these players outside of their performance at the WC. Will Oscar Bobb and Sander Berge be playing for this club for long? Are they key players? Do you like them? Will they get solid playing time? Or will they most likely be traded elsewhere soon, and if so why?
There are a couple other teams I could have chosen from in premier league too, notably Man City and Arsenal, but would feel too much of a bandwagoner. I know you dont have full information of these players and where they will be, years from now, but based on what you have watched of these players and the history of your team keeping players like these; what do you think?
Edit: Also found out I lived 20 minutes away from the stadium for a year, but was not interested in Football then (almost 10 years ago lol). So geographically it makes sense too as I am familiar with that area.
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r/fulhamfc • u/therealmocha • 2d ago
Hey all
I (like most Americans) caught the soccer bug this summer and decided to look for a PL team to support. I didn’t wanna go for a Big 6 and really liked Clint Dempsey when I was young, so I chose Fulham.
Besides the fact that I get to root for Antonee Robinson’s hair, what other things are supporters looking forward to this year? I’m a Bears fan in American football, and we’re all very optimistic about our upcoming season. What would a successful season look like to you? Are there any unheralded players I should know about?
Apologies if there’s a lot of these kinds of posts, I’m just coming in as a pure novice to EPL football
r/fulhamfc • u/Heavy_Cupcake_6246 • 2d ago
r/fulhamfc • u/Dave_Eagles • 2d ago
Diop seemingly close to Ipswich move? £8.5m reported here, Fabrizio reporting £10m. Thought he had quite a decent World Cup and feel a little disappointed, feel like Ipswich are getting a bargain. Thoughts?
r/fulhamfc • u/wheresizzy • 2d ago
I'm doing a Fulham save in Football Manager and whipped up a new badge to use, so I decided to share it here.
I'm someone who appreciates tradition -- really -- but IN MY OPINION Fulham's badge could use a refresh to give it more character. The whole "cottage rooftops and a doorknob" thing is a stretch conceptually, and not as charming as it could be.
Here, the FFC is retained, but in a more dynamic font... and without the off-putting (to me) downward slant. I added the hunting dog because it fits the history of Craven Cottage as a hunting ground, and who doesn't love a dog?

r/fulhamfc • u/CautiousCottager • 5d ago
r/fulhamfc • u/bluedreamer33 • 4d ago
If he really wants out of Milan who’s to say our club can’t reach out and try to land him. Talk about an opportune signing. I know it’s wishful thinking mostly but man would it be nice to see.
r/fulhamfc • u/rj218 • 4d ago
My family is tentatively planning another trip from the US to see Fulham around the holidays. However, the way the schedule lines up it would be against Arsenal on the 30th (+/- a few days). Knowing this is a derby, I'm a little worried about tickets even with a membership.
For reference, we are Fulham members. We have been to see Fulham three times, first when Mitro broke the scoring record in the championship on a PK against Peterborough, second time was Aug 2023 against Brentford when Diop had a terrible giveaway - still can't forgive him for that - , and more recently a tie against Bournemouth over the festive Fixtures in 2024.
Do members without season tickets have a difficult time getting tickets for derbies like this? Thanks for any help from someone more local.
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