Hello, I am a French student, a football fan and an exchange student at Queen Mary.

I am writing a thesis on football culture in major European capitals. One of my chapters concerns the huge difference between Paris (with a PSG that without MBAPPE, ZlATAN, CAVANI, NEYMAR and Messi has difficulty filling the 48,000 seats of the Parc des Princes) and LONDON (and its many clubs with full stadiums).

I have had the chance to see several matches since my arrival in the capital but the stadium that I liked the most is without hesitation Craven Cottage. Not being an expert in the history of football in West London but being sufficiently aware of the presence of other clubs such as Brentford, QPR, Chelsea or historically Wimbledon: I was wondering if in your opinion FULHAM would be able to fill a 40,000 seat stadium?

I remember the debate was when West Ham left Boleyn Ground for the Olympic Park or Tottenham with the WHL renovation and its 60,000 seats.

Today West HAM and Tottenham are full at home with more than 55,000 supporters so I was thinking would a club like FULHAM despite its location in West London (more posh and less popular) be able to fill a 40,000 seat STADIUM like Stamford Bridge which is ironically in FULHAM at the same price as WEST HAM? Thank you for your answers

With TC (suspension), Reed (inury), Lukic (1 game suspension) all out, I wonder if Josh King will finally get a run out.

Hello,

Apologies if I missed this in an FAQ somewhere. I'm looking into buying Fulham away tickets at Liverpool. Return trains from London are about 120 pounds so looking at the coach option.

I can't seem to find the times for when the coach departs/returns or where to meet after the match for the return trip to London. Does anyone know where I can find this information?

Thanks,

11 corners against spurs and not a single one seemed like a threat.

Why have almost all corners taken so far this season done absolutely nothing? I see the delivery as a bit lacklustre and not much effort made in the box but why is that? What does everyone else thinks?

I see a lot of people slate him at times and dread it when he has to start but I don't really get why. I know at times he can be questionable and he's quite poor on the ball but this season especially everytime we have needed him he has performed well. He is brilliant in the box, very physical, always gets behind the ball and has that no nonsense aspect about him which I really appreciate. Not saying he should start over Andersen but I think people need to appreciate him more as backup. What do people think about him? I'm curious.

Right?

#FT: Tottenham Hotspur 1-1 Fulham

Venue: Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

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Tottenham Hotspur

Fraser Forster, Ben Davies, Radu Dragusin, Destiny Udogie, Pedro Porro, Yves Bissouma, James Maddison (Lucas Bergvall), Pape Matar Sarr (Archie Gray) (Will Lankshear), Son Heung-Min, Timo Werner (Dejan Kulusevski), Brennan Johnson.

Subs: Djed Spence, Luca Williams-Barnett, Brandon Austin, Sergio Reguilón, Callum Olusesi.

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Fulham

Bernd Leno, Calvin Bassey, Issa Diop, Antonee Robinson, Kenny Tete, Emile Smith Rowe (Timothy Castagne), Sander Berge, Sasa Lukic (Tom Cairney), Raúl Jiménez (Rodrigo Muniz), Reiss Nelson (Harry Wilson), Alex Iwobi (Ryan Sessegnon).

Subs: Samuel Amissah, Steven Benda, Joshua, Adama Traoré.

MATCH EVENTS | via ESPN

54' Goal! Tottenham Hotspur 1, Fulham 0. Brennan Johnson (Tottenham Hotspur) right footed shot from the right side of the six yard box to the top right corner. Assisted by Timo Werner.

57' Sasa Lukic (Fulham) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.

62' Substitution, Fulham. Harry Wilson replaces Reiss Nelson.

62' Substitution, Fulham. Tom Cairney replaces Sasa Lukic.

67' Goal! Tottenham Hotspur 1, Fulham 1. Tom Cairney (Fulham) left footed shot from the left side of the box to the bottom right corner. Assisted by Alex Iwobi.

68' Substitution, Tottenham Hotspur. Dejan Kulusevski replaces Timo Werner.

78' Substitution, Fulham. Rodrigo Muniz replaces Raúl Jiménez.

83' Tom Cairney (Fulham) is shown the red card.

85' Substitution, Tottenham Hotspur. Lucas Bergvall replaces James Maddison.

85' Substitution, Tottenham Hotspur. Archie Gray replaces Pape Sarr.

86' Substitution, Fulham. Ryan Sessegnon replaces Alex Iwobi.

86' Substitution, Fulham. Timothy Castagne replaces Emile Smith Rowe.

90'+6' Substitution, Tottenham Hotspur. Will Lankshear replaces Archie Gray because of an injury.

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Looks like it's sold out but only just found out I can make it now

I am Norwegian and has always had my eyes on premier league football. (Like most Norwegians I think) I’ve never had a team that I’ve supported in the prem but ever since Fulham signed Sander Berge I’ve found myself being more interested in the team, and suddenly a supporter.

I feel a little stupid because Fulham is a club that I don’t know too much about since the media over here basically only covers Man City because of Haaland, but I would like too know what are some references , history etc. that any good Fulham supporter knows off?

Appreciate it :)

I moved to Singapore from London a couple of years ago and the one thing I’m missing is a Fulham community

I wondered if there are any whites out in Asia who’d be interested in watching the odd game?

Thanks to those who replied and messaged with advice for the Brighton match for a visiting American and his parents. We’ll see you at the Golden Lion beforehand. Also I snagged a solo ticket to the Arsenal match, so if anyone wants to drop a message I’ll be there on the 8th ready for pints and good football.

What are the best pubs around Craven Cottage to get some drinks and food before a match?

Fulham fan, looking for an exciting environment. First time to Craven Cottage.

Possibly coming for the match against Arsenal, what is the Putney End like as I have heard there will be alot of away fans there? Thanks

Hi, I am coming from the States and looking to sit in the Hammy end for a game against Bournemouth. I've sat there before and loved it but bought those tickets without thinking of rain.

How many rows away from the field still have some roof coverage in case of heavy rain? Is it once the letters start for rows where the roof covers and numbered rows are uncovered?

Thanks

COYW

Hi!

Sorry to post this here, but I thought that you would be able to help me. I am visiting London with my friend in the end of December. I would very much like to attend to the Bournemouth game, and to be sure I understand how the ticket sales work I am now "practicing" with the Southampton game.

I am a member and I am able to go to the eTicketing page where I select the seats for the game. However, even though the event information page states that the sales are live from "10am, Thursday 21st November - 2024/25 Members (six tickets per person)", I am able to buy a maximum of one ticket. When I select seats, I am only able to select ticket type "adult member" and if I have more than one ticket of that type it does not let me proceed to checkout. I think this is also not in line with the Membership FAQ page where it states that an adult membership gives a "Priority ticket access for all home league matches - 2 tickets per person, per game"

Am I understanding something wrong? Do I understand the "six ticket per person" somehow wrong and it is not even supposed to let me buy tickets to non members at this time?

Thank you in advance!

The wolves fans looked like they had a great time tho

Does anyone know if tickets will drop further than 100+ points. Maybe to previous purchasers?

All 5 subs so early? Lemina comes back to punish us for letting him go. Looked quality for them this season. ESR needs to start every game

Losing 4-1 at home against a previously 19th place Wolves? Do better boys