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Started by FTID, August 13, 2013, 11:59:25 AM

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RidgeRider

July 1975, Portland Timbers vs. Vancouver Whitecaps, Portland won 2-1

Grimfang

Fulham vs Wolverhampton, March 2012.  5 - 0 win.  Probably the only game I'll get to see in person, given I live in Australia :down_under:, so it was a good one! 049:gif

Holders

Quote from: Airfix on August 13, 2013, 12:52:22 PM
Quote from: Markffc123 on August 13, 2013, 12:36:29 PM
fulham vs brentford-chris colemans debut -i think 1997-cant quite remember the score maybe have been 2-1 ffc

1-1.  Pesch equalised mid-way through the second half after Nigel Gleghorn had put the visitors 1 up at the break.

It was, indeed, Cookie's debut for Fulham.

What a dreadful game that was - they seemed to pack the box with all 11 players for the whole 90 minutes. Coleman was a class player though.
Non sumus statione ferriviaria


Holders

Got to my first game in about 1971 (QPR at home, league cup - won 2-0, I think) but have followed the team since 1962.
Non sumus statione ferriviaria

keith

August 1967 Chelsea reserves V Northampton reserves I was 10 years old and my Dad took me. We only went because my Dad was a fan of a guy called Tommy Harmer, who was playing for Chelsea. 2 weeks later, same ground Chelsea 1 Fulham 1.

David Allen Crankshaw

Manchester City 3 Fulham 1 at Maine Road on October 5, 1959.

I remember that Alf Stokes scored the Fulham goal.


Bry

Haven't yet posted on this forum, however as this was one of my favourite Fulham memories thought I would make it my first.

My first live match was Fulham v Aston Villa in 2003 where we ended up winning 2-1 thanks to a Jon Harley screamer from what must have been about 40 yards out, everyone went mental and although I was very small at the time I remember seeing the ball just float over the goalkeepers wailing arms. Such a good memory, a shame my first game wasn't at the cottage, but I very much enjoyed it and have been a happy follower of Fulham ever since.