There’s only one F in Fulham
The Fulham Fanzine
WHEN THE MEDIA Talks about Fulham
Break out the condiments You might need more than a pinch of salt!
billp TOOFIF Monday, 11 February 2019
A small sample of quick headlines
A view of our failed promotion attempt that killed Fulham after Malcolm’s team looked certain to go up, see The Derby Debacle . However, the rot had started 5 games earlier.
This sums up what we've all been saying for years https://inews.co.uk/opinion/footballs-travelling-fans-are-treated-appallingly/
As the weeks unfold, full articles from various media will be added to this page
WHAT THE MEDIA SAYS
Here The BootRoom are already telling Claudio haow to do his job: https://tbrfootball.com/fulham-must-take-advantage-of-ranieri-connection-and-swoop-for-danny-drinkwater/
More 'Experts' doing the job of our players' agents already, this time TransferTavern, no I'd never heard of them either: https://www.footballtransfertavern.com/premier-league/fulham/these-2-fulham-players-must-be-begging-for-a-2019-exit/
The Anorak puts a negative sping on 'Wenger's Snub', the reason Fulham gave waas that "He has no intention of working in the Prmier League again": http://www.anorak.co.uk/453943/
Sportslens Clyne no, Babel ok: https://sportslens.com/joel-matip-would-be-a-good-signing-for-fulham/251176/
Fulham stand rebuild to take two years, contractor says
21 January 2019 | By Neil Gerrard | Construction Magazine
The Riverside stand at Fulham Football Club's Craven Cottage stadium will be closed for two years while it is redeveloped by main contractor Buckingham Group in an £80m project.
Work on the new stand is scheduled to start in May 2019 and will take an estimated two years to complete, ready for the start of the 2021/22 season, a statement from Buckingham said.
The new two-tier structure, designed by architect Populous, will add 4,000 new seats, taking the stadium's capacity to 29,600.
The Club is currently working on transition plans and will be consult with the Fulham Supporters Trust in relation to relocating supporters currently situated in the existing Riverside stand.
"Buckingham Group Contracting will work closely with Populous on the new stand which will feature a new river wall and creation of a new public riverside walk," the contractor added.
Fulham will be the second major football stadium on which Buckingham Group has worked in the last two years, having been won the roofing contract on Tottenham Hotspur's £800m stadium in 2017*, under construction manager Mace.
* Remind us, how far behind schedule is that project!?
