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Fulham's Premier League Status On the Line at Pompey
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FFC Match Previews

One month ago it seemed highly unlikely that Fulham would be able to avoid relegation. However, the Cottagers have won three of their last four matches to vault up to 17th in the Premier League table with one match remaining at Portsmouth on Sunday afternoon.

Note: written by Tom Wille
FulhamUSA.com Editor-in-Chief

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Posted by: ChicagoTom
on Friday, May 09, 2008

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ChicagoTom's Trip to Craven Cottage One for the Ages
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Editorial section

If someone would have told me one month ago that Fulham was going to reel off three wins out of four and be out of the relegation zone with one match to play I would have thought the person was having a laugh. In fact, when i find out I was going to Craven Cottage for the Birmingham City match I figured we would already be relegated by now and it would be a rather sad day at the Cottage. My was I wrong. The Cottage was rocking and rolling all afternoon long and with it left me many fond memories of the match, the club and the many wonderful people I met on that glorious Saturday in southwest London.

Note: written by Tom Wille
FulhamUSA.com Editor-in-Chief

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Posted by: ChicagoTom
on Wednesday, May 07, 2008

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Fulham Win in a Magical day at Craven Cottage
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Fulham struck twice after the break to edge towards Premier League safety and leave Birmingham facing the drop.

Brian McBride headed home Jimmy Bullard's free-kick after 52 minutes to set Fulham on the way to victory.

Radhi Jaidi headed wide from Birmingham's best chance with five minutes left before Erik Nevland broke clear to add Fulham's second.

Fulham move out of the bottom three and Birmingham are under huge pressure in their last home game against Blackburn.

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Posted by: AmericanMike
on Sunday, May 04, 2008

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Fulham vs Birmingham.....the Loser Is In Big Trouble
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FFC Match Previews

Just three weeks ago it was hard to imagine how Fulham would be able to avoid relegation. After a draw at Derby and a disappointing home loss to Sunderland, the writing was on the wall that the Cottagers were going down. However, in two of the past three weeks, Fulham has won two road matches and been given a lifeline to avoid the drop. On Saturday it will all come to a head at Craven Cottage when Fulham takes on Birmingham City in what has turned out to be a do or die relegation match for both sides.

Note: written by Tom Wille
FulhamUSA.com Editor-in-Chief

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Posted by: ChicagoTom
on Friday, May 02, 2008

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Do You Believe In Miracles?
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Editorial section

Do Fulham supporters believe in miracles? After Saturday's amazing come from behind 3-2 win over Manchester City, confidence is sky high that the Cottagers might be able to pull themselves out of the relegation zone in the final two matches of the 2007-2008 season.

Note: written by Tom Wille
FulhamUSA.com Editor-in-Chief

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Posted by: ChicagoTom
on Monday, April 28, 2008

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The Witch Report : Manchester City Away: A Ferrari on the Dashboard
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FulhamUSA Exclusive

You can hardly blame the travelling few for having a wobble in faith. It was going to be very hard to have a better day than Reading and two successive away wins (especially with a battering from Plod to fill the sandwich) would be hard to imagine. Statistically it would be our first double in four and a half years. I wavered all week whether to give away my ticket and my place on the coach with Wendy and Brian. Keefy is still travelling and everyone else was blowing hot and cold as well. Then Mikey's parents arrived in the UK and, bless them, they were in no doubt at all. An away trip to see Fulham was top of their list with the Imperial War Museum and the V&A firmly in second and third places. We carefully described the frozen North, the awfulness of the British Motorway (especially the catering) and quoted the stats but nothing could abate Joe's determination to travel with the Fulham faithful.
Note: by FulhamUSA member and local SW6 Fulham Supporter 'WhiteWitch'

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Posted by: WhiteWitch
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Fulham Stage Remarkable Comeback
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FFC Official news

Fulham staged a remarkable comeback to keep their Premier League hopes alive in a dramatic see-saw match.

City opened a 2-0 lead thanks to a brilliant curler from Stephen Ireland and Benjani's side-foot finish.

Diomansy Kamara put Fulham back into it with 20 minutes left by drilling a shot through 'keeper Joe Hart's legs.
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Posted by: AmericanMike
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Turn Out the Lights; the Party’s Over
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FulhamUSA News

Well, it appears as if Fulham’s extended flirtation with the big boys of the English Premier Leauge is well and truly at an end. On a rainy, windy, gloomy Saturday afternoon in Southwest London, the gap of talent in the league was never more obvious. On a day where they rested Gerrard, Carragher, Torres, and Xabi Alonso, Liverpool still had plenty of class on display to dismiss Fulham 2-0 and, in the process, kick open the trap door to the Coca Cola Championship.

Note: By FulhamUSA analyst, DP Hymel.. with apologies to seventies MNF 3rd banana Don Meredith.

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Fulham Facing Tall Order Against Liverpool
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FFC Match Previews

Four games remain in the 2007-2008 season for Fulham Football Club. To avoid relegation the club is probably going to have to earn 10 points out of a possible 12. That will not be an easy task as the first contest will be this Saturday at Craven Cottage against a powerful Liverpool team.

Note: written by Tom Wille
FulhamUSA.com Editor-in-Chief

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Posted by: ChicagoTom
on Friday, April 18, 2008

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Ormondroyd's Day Out - Four Miles from Home
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Firstly, no photos from this one I'm afraid... Reading are by far the worst club I know of for finding cameras and refusing entry, and I don't want the hassle.

Anyway, marvellous day all round. As you may know I live in Reading, quite centrally, and am constantly bemused at the "andReading" syndrome which pervades the place. With a few very decent exceptions (more on them later) everyone seems to be "ArsenalandReading" or "ChelseaandReading" or in one memorable case (a lad who was taking the piss last year on Putney Bridge station, and who I interrogated to find his "ands") ArsenalandWycombeandReading. When I worked in the town there were season ticket holders whose desks would be adorned with Liverpool stuff. The day after Man United won the Chumps League you couldn't move for clouds of smug from various characters who I'd previously thought were Loyal Royals.

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Posted by: AmericanMike
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Witch Report: Reading Away - The Earth Moves Again
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FulhamUSA Exclusive

It actually started last Saturday in the Golden Lion. After the commiseration, beer and despair the singing started. This was not football singing as most of us know it - this was a cross between the marching troops of WW2 and a gospel choir with Chutzpah. Certainly nothing that ever sang itself out of the Welsh hills could compete with it. The volume was high in both decibels and soul and we left the pub to a rendition of 'the Chelsea bombers' which could detach several layers of skin from any eardrum and rend the hearts of Fulham fans for a twenty mile radius. The Fulham family aren't going down with a whimper.

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Posted by: WhiteWitch
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Our Long International Nightmare is Over
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FulhamUSA News

In the sunshine, rain, hail, and gloom of Madjeski Stadium, Fulham ended their 34-match long winless road streak with a 2-0 thumping of a spirited, but mostly toothless Reading side. After several weeks of seeming aimlessness, the Whites produced 94 minutes of exciting, attacking football, and kept a clean sheet into the bargain.

Note: by FulhamUSA analyst DP Hymel, who's followed English Football for 40 years

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Posted by: HatterDon
on Saturday, April 12, 2008

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Cottagers Have It All To Play For At Reading
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FFC Match Previews

Mathematically Fulham is still alive in the race to avoid relegation. However, it will take close to a miracle to pull the club out of its current position and reach safety. Saturday, the Cottagers will try to start that impossible climb at the Madejski Stadium against Reading.
Note: Written by Editor-in-Chief Tom Wille

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Posted by: ChicagoTom
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What's a Fan to do?
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Now that relegation is all but certain for our favorite team, what's a Fulham Fan to do?

Especially a Fulham fan in the US?

That's the question pondered by several dozen more vocal supporters both on FulhamUSA and the Offal. For one thing we speculate on what players will stay and which will go. That's already the grist on this thread.

Note: by Fulham fan and FulhamUSA associate editor Jim Armstrong, aka 'pettyfog'

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Posted by: pettyfog
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Bye Bye Premier League...Fulham Falls to Sunderland
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FFC Official news

With its back against the wall in front of its home fans one would think that Fulham Football Club would come out and play its best match of the season. Unfortunately, the opposite happened as the Cottagers fell 3-1 to Sunderland in what surely is one of the final nails in Fulham's Premier League coffin.

Note: written by Tom Wille
FulhamUSA.com Editor-in-Chief

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Posted by: ChicagoTom
on Saturday, April 05, 2008

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