Who was/is the best Fulham mascot?

[RaySmith]

Sir Craven of Cottage or Billy the Badger.

We used to have a knight and now we have a badger - does this give a good image of the club?

[K33NY]

Billy the badger ftw! I remember this and I laugh just as much each and everytime!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zdfztm1Mx74

[HatterDon]

I think mascots for English and continental teams are embarrassing. It's even more embarrassing that the idea was copied from American collegiate sports. If Khan had come up with the idea of Billy or the Cravenettes, the board would be incandescent.

[aaronmcguigan]

Sir terry bytes!

[Skatzoffc]

I think mascots for English and continental teams are embarrassing. It's even more embarrassing that the idea was copied from American collegiate sports. If Khan had come up with the idea of Billy or the Cravenettes, the board would be incandescent.

Blimey Hatter.

Cheer up mate. It might never happen....

8-)

:021:

[blingo]

David Hamilton

[F(f)CUK]

Billy the badger ftw! I remember this and I laugh just as much each and everytime!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zdfztm1Mx74

The original incarnation of Billy was quite clearly a Fulham supporter who considered himself as an expert break dancer.  I would love that Billy back, as waving and having photos taken with kids is mundane stuff.

http://www.catflapmag.com/football-blog/UserView,user,lex.aspx

The headline Benitez floors berk mascot is unlikely to be seen with the current incarnation.

[F(f)CUK]

One more link:

http://www.101greatgoals.com/blog/fulhams-mascot-billy-the-badger-trolled-manchester-uniteds-robin-van-persie/

[Travers Barney]

Surprised Scrumpy hasn't got involved in this thread....it's something close to his heart.

coyw

[Mhbruce]

Does Michael Jackson count?

[LBNo11]

Sir Craven


Terry Bytes


Billy The Badger


but the best of them was:-

Freddie Fulham.. :008:

[Holders]

Wasn't "Freddie Fulham says" the vehicle for a Tommy Trinder editorial in the programme?

The badger for me, Sir Craven was useless, after all, craven means "cowardly".