Fulham Books

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Does anyone have a list of all Fulham related books which have been published or know where one can be located? There is a list on FoF but a little out of date - no offence intended!

I read a previous thread where someone mentioned they had over 40 books which is rather amazing considering not so long ago you could hardly find any - the first book I can remember buying was the Ashwater one with John Mitchell on the cover.

Obviously there have been various autobiographies but I am more interested in Fulham related books rather than players/managers.

[HatterDon]

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Second, there have been a few threads over the years that provide an exhaustive list of Fulham literature. I daresay a PM to LBno11 might get him to resurrect it for you and other new members.

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[The Equalizer]

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There's a whole page dedicated to the Fulham bibliography under the 'Fulham Stuff' section of the main page:

http://www.friendsoffulham.com/Biblio_Results.php

[LBNo11]

...Hi cookieg, and welcome to Friends Of Fulham. As well as this forum if you go to the home page and click on the tab 'Fulham Stuff' you will find a positive cornucopia of info. If you look at my 'signature' below you will see direct links to a few of them, including:-

http://www.friendsoffulham.com/Biblio_Results.php

It is not fully up to date and some of the photographs I took of the front covers have disappeared into the ether, again something for us to update.

For my sins I am probably the one with most books, certainly over 35. If you want details ISBN numbers etc., please let me know.

The one you bought with John Mitchell wearing our best ever away shirt, arms outstretched and elated  would be the title 'Fulham, The Golden Years' published by Ashwater Press and full of Ken Coton's works of art:-

[cookieg]

Thanks for the responses.

I have been a reader of FoF for a long time but never really got round to posting.

I had the Golden Years book for many years before realising that I am in the picture with Bobby Moore at his last home game having clambered over those old black railings at the Putney End! Those were the days.