STILL BELEIVE

[WORTHINGFULHAM]

It begins tomorrow....

[Blanco]

I hope so...

I'm using this as my wallpaper. Hope you don't mind. You did a good job.

[WORTHINGFULHAM]

lol no worries, knocked it up quickly, felt optimistic...still do.

[Scrumpy]

Nice one. I was thinking of starting a thread about just what we can do as supporters, so will hi-jack this one, if you don't mind.

I know it is incredibly hard when players are failing, or not even putting a shift in, but all we can do as supporters is try to make that tiny bit of difference to try and swing the game our way. That means cheers and not groans, support and not criticism, as much singing as possible, pressure on the ref, intimidation of opposing players, flags, banners, ticker tape, balloons - anything we can do to help.

Of course, the team may not deserve this support at the moment. But wouldn't it be good to receive comments in the press (like Palace have) about how good the support is? I remember us all slagging off the Blackburn fans a few season's back for not getting behind their team. Let's not get labelled like them.

I'm probably preaching to the converted, but just thought I would put it out there. Sometimes a team gets support that they do not deserve, but then at least they can strive to live up to that level of support. It may not often feel warranted, it may be the hardest thing to do is dig deep, take a deep breath and cheer the lads on, you may hate the Manager, the left-winger or the goalie, but let's all try and make the effort between now and the end of the season to do out bit. If the team go down, then I at least want to look myself in the mirror and say that they let me down, rather than the other way around.
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[Logicalman]

Nice one Scrumpy.

It reminds me of what happened at the Super Bowl last night, after the Seahawks demolished the favorites Broncos.
When the trophy was presented to the winning team, both the owner and the coach stated very quickly that this was all down to the 12th man (ie the supporters).

It is true, we are the twelth man, whether we are at the game cheering the lads on, purchasing goodies to help the coffers, or just sending kudos from afar.

That's the shirt to get, #12 with the name "The Fans" on it.  Lets get behind this team, behind our great club, and win or lose, show the lads we are there 100% for them

[nevzter]

Nice one Scrumpy.

It reminds me of what happened at the Super Bowl last night, after the Seahawks demolished the favorites Broncos.
When the trophy was presented to the winning team, both the owner and the coach stated very quickly that this was all down to the 12th man (ie the supporters).

It is true, we are the twelth man, whether we are at the game cheering the lads on, purchasing goodies to help the coffers, or just sending kudos from afar.

That's the shirt to get, #12 with the name "The Fans" on it.  Lets get behind this team, behind our great club, and win or lose, show the lads we are there 100% for them

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Well said, people.  COYW!

[Blanco]

I just hope all this belief, positivity and talk about making some noise can transcend itself into the stands.

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[Hong Kong Fulham fan]

I hope we can make some more noise in future games.

Saturday was an embarrassment if you ask me. I was with some mates who support Brentford and they couldn't believe how poor our support was.

I flew in from Hong Kong to the game, turned down over 4000 pounds of overtime to make sure I watched the game as I was full of hope with some of the new signings and the support was dreadful.


Come on lads, let's get vocal.

[Danitar]

I hope we can make some more noise in future games.

Saturday was an embarrassment if you ask me. I was with some mates who support Brentford and they couldn't believe how poor our support was.

I flew in from Hong Kong to the game, turned down over 4000 pounds of overtime to make sure I watched the game as I was full of hope with some of the new signings and the support was dreadful.


Come on lads, let's get vocal.

What the hell do you do for a living?

[JBH]

I hope we can make some more noise in future games.

Saturday was an embarrassment if you ask me. I was with some mates who support Brentford and they couldn't believe how poor our support was.

I flew in from Hong Kong to the game, turned down over 4000 pounds of overtime to make sure I watched the game as I was full of hope with some of the new signings and the support was dreadful.


Come on lads, let's get vocal.

Unfortunately the poor atmosphere is due to the amount of Tourists we get at the Cottage  065.gif

[jeremyfulham]

I believe COYW

[JackyFulham90]

We will be down there until game 38 but I believe out January business has given us a chance to escape before we were doomed

[Hong Kong Fulham fan]

I hope we can make some more noise in future games.

Saturday was an embarrassment if you ask me. I was with some mates who support Brentford and they couldn't believe how poor our support was.

I flew in from Hong Kong to the game, turned down over 4000 pounds of overtime to make sure I watched the game as I was full of hope with some of the new signings and the support was dreadful.


Come on lads, let's get vocal.

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JBH,

Even though I live in Hong Kong, I'm a season ticket holder in the hammy end and all the guys sitting around me aren't tourists. I appreciate there are a lot of tourists in the ground but the hammy end should be a lot more vocal than we are.

[Vinnieffc]

It begins tomorrow....

Nice one Worthing. I'm stealing as wallpaper as well. COYSW

[Jem]

The Great Escape Mk11 !

[Julius Geezer]

Nice one. I was thinking of starting a thread about just what we can do as supporters, so will hi-jack this one, if you don't mind.

I know it is incredibly hard when players are failing, or not even putting a shift in, but all we can do as supporters is try to make that tiny bit of difference to try and swing the game our way. That means cheers and not groans, support and not criticism, as much singing as possible, pressure on the ref, intimidation of opposing players, flags, banners, ticker tape, balloons - anything we can do to help.

Of course, the team may not deserve this support at the moment. But wouldn't it be good to receive comments in the press (like Palace have) about how good the support is? I remember us all slagging off the Blackburn fans a few season's back for not getting behind their team. Let's not get labelled like them.

I'm probably preaching to the converted, but just thought I would put it out there. Sometimes a team gets support that they do not deserve, but then at least they can strive to live up to that level of support. It may not often feel warranted, it may be the hardest thing to do is dig deep, take a deep breath and cheer the lads on, you may hate the Manager, the left-winger or the goalie, but let's all try and make the effort between now and the end of the season to do out bit. If the team go down, then I at least want to look myself in the mirror and say that they let me down, rather than the other way around.
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