This shows how multi-national football has become, if we didn't already know it. Since Andrejs Stolcers (Latvia) scored the third and final goal against WBA in December 2000, Fulham's 33 goals against WBA have been scored by players from:
France (Marlet), France (Saha), Cameroon (Wome), France (Malbranque), England (Cole), Senegal (Bouba Diop), Portugal (Boa Morte), Iceland (Helguson), Iceland (Helguson), Iceland (Helguson), Canada (Radzinski), Netherlands (John), Netherlands (John), England (Zamora), England (Johnson), Wales (Davies), USA (Dempsey), Norway (Hangeland), USA (Dempsey), Bulgaria (Berbatov), Bulgaria (Berbatov), England (Sidwell), Bulgaria (Berbatov), Sweden (Kacaniklic), England (Sidwell), Iran (Dejagah), France (Knockhaert), Jamaica (Decordova-Reid), Nigeria (Aina), Jamaica (Decordova-Reid), and Portugal (Cavaleiro). Plus two own goals scored by English players (Curtis Davies and Scott Carson).
Of the Fulham players who have scored against WBA since 2000, only three have not been capped by their country: Steve Sidwell, Anthony Knockhaert and astonishingly Steed Malbranque.
Some great names on that list .good stuff