Embarrassing

[flirpit]

From NUFC.com...

Saturday sees Fulham provide the opposition at SJP against a Newcastle side looking for a first home league win - and goals - in five attempts.

Kickoff is at 3pm and tickets remain on public sale. NB: tickets for the Steve Harper Testimonial can't be bought in person at the ground on Saturday (these are only on sale in person from Monday-Friday).

Update: due to the small number of Fulham fans travelling, a large part of the away section in L7 will be cordoned off and made available for home supporters.

Tickets for this area are on sale now, priced at £20 adults, £5 concessions. The matchday box office opens at 9am.

[Jamie88]

....oh we are pathetic .......

[Jimpav]

It's cringeworthy that we have so few fans wanting to spend a huge amount of cash on travel to Newcastle after shelling out for the second longest away trip two weeks before.

[grandad]

Last time I went to Newcastle the Football Special rail fare was 19/6d. I was on a weekly wage of £4. Forget how much the entrance was but the day cost me 30% of my wages. The players used the same train & played cards with us on the way back.

[JBH]

Worst ground in the premiership for away fans been twice never again you have to take binoculars to see the pitch let alone the players

[Lighthouse]

With our new attacking line up away from home the fans will soon feel its worth watching and spending money on the Fulham entertainment machine.

[ScalleysDad]

Cheeky monkeys. Were these tickets £27 to us originally?
I baled out of this long haul in favour of a weekend in Liverpool for the game in November so good luck to everybody going.

[Me-ate-Live, innit??]

The away stand is in Leeds .............................
Flirpit.  I am so glad you are going and  I will thInk of you  at 2:30 CLIMBING UP THOSE FRIGGING STAIRS AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

[EJL]

Worst ground in the premiership for away fans been twice never again you have to take binoculars to see the pitch let alone the players

Yep.  I went to St James' when Kamara scored the only goal in a 1-0 win; I could hardly see anything.

[King_Crud]

I was all primed to make this an away trip this season......and they had to put it on in summer when I'm still playing cricket.

[Ordar]

Worst away fan experience in the country, and it's not close. I don't blame people for not wanting to go there, especially given recent performances, and having played Sunderland away as our only other away game.

[Logicalman]

.. and some on here are surprised? why?

[Count Berbatov]

Do other away teams sell out theirs? Then it's plain embarrassing

[Alan_C]

Doesn't embarrass me. During the Adams promotion era I went to over 10 away games including Hartlepool, Hull, Rochdale Wigan and Carlisle. Life was different I was younger commitments on time and money were different. I would say with the exception of Rochdale (I seem to recall it was midweek) our numbers matched that of the premier years. Football itself was different. I go to one or two away games a season (Last year arsenal and Norwich)

Of those who are embarrassed how many of you are actually going?

After 40 years or so of following Fulham at home and occasionally away I don't need other clubs to affirm or otherwise my support of Fulham. Nor should you.

[epsomraver]

Doesn't embarrass me. During the Adams promotion era I went to over 10 away games including Hartlepool, Hull, Rochdale Wigan and Carlisle. Life was different I was younger commitments on time and money were different. I would say with the exception of Rochdale (I seem to recall it was midweek) our numbers matched that of the premier years. Football itself was different. I go to one or two away games a season (Last year arsenal and Norwich)

Of those who are embarrassed how many of you are actually going?

After 40 years or so of following Fulham at home and occasionally away I don't need other clubs to affirm or otherwise my support of Fulham. Nor should you.

Well said Mate

[Travers Barney]

Been loads of times...can't see the game from our location  so don't go nowadays.

Coyw

[Fulham76]

From NUFC.com...

Saturday sees Fulham provide the opposition at SJP against a Newcastle side looking for a first home league win - and goals - in five attempts.

Kickoff is at 3pm and tickets remain on public sale. NB: tickets for the Steve Harper Testimonial can't be bought in person at the ground on Saturday (these are only on sale in person from Monday-Friday).

Update: due to the small number of Fulham fans travelling, a large part of the away section in L7 will be cordoned off and made available for home supporters.

Tickets for this area are on sale now, priced at £20 adults, £5 concessions. The matchday box office opens at 9am.

Until the team start to show up away from home I don't see why we should make the long expensive trip up to watch us barey compete & most probably lose.
I'm not embarrassed at all.

[MasterHaynes]

Doesn't embarrass me. During the Adams promotion era I went to over 10 away games including Hartlepool, Hull, Rochdale Wigan and Carlisle. Life was different I was younger commitments on time and money were different. I would say with the exception of Rochdale (I seem to recall it was midweek) our numbers matched that of the premier years. Football itself was different. I go to one or two away games a season (Last year arsenal and Norwich)

Of those who are embarrassed how many of you are actually going?

After 40 years or so of following Fulham at home and occasionally away I don't need other clubs to affirm or otherwise my support of Fulham. Nor should you.

Well said Mate

Couldn't have stated it better :plus one:

[The Old Count]

I'm a mile from SJP. Got tickets and sitting with a couple of toon mates.

Hope I can control myself when we score.

[sipwell]

Hope I can control myself when we score.

Correction: Hope I can control myself IF we score.