International Fulham players Challenge

[Holders]

Jimmy Conway
Jimmy Dunne

[filham]

Haynes, Cohen, Jezzard, Mitten, Leggat,

Robson, Ivor, Jim Taylor, Jim Langley, Robin Lawler, Ted Hinton ( How far can we go back)

[YankeeJim]

Kasey Keller and wait,,,,,, drum toll........ Eddie Lewis.

[filham]

Who is doing the counting, we must be close to the hundred mark surely.

If not I am going to cheat and add Joe Buccuzi as I think he had war time caps and Toney Macedo as England's best ever uncapped goalkeeper.

[cmg]

I make it pretty much 100.
That's after eliminating some who got caps but not with us (Archibald, Paul Parker, John Collins) and Mitten, whose wartime cap was unofficial and who fell out with the FA big time by playing, and making a load of cash, in Colombia) and a whole load of duplicates (I thought we had started to go round again!).
We seem to have forgotten Jeff Hopkins.
Also Sean O'Driscoll and Terrry Phelan should put us well over the top.

[Funky Fulham Dave]

I have a preliminary list up and running and as it stands it looks as though the hundred mark total could well be reached and probably passed.

It's perhaps not really surprising that the ton will be reached when you have Fulham players who have represented the power house nations such as Estonia, Venezuela, Philippines, and Montenegro etc.

Can't include Bacuzzi and Macedo I'm afraid.

But should you include Chelsea player Wayne Bridge who played for England while on loan at the Cottage?

I'll post it asap.

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[dannyboi-ffc]

Haven't had time yet in my hectic life to count this up yet lol. I come up with the ideas and leave you guys to get on with it, isn't that how it works lol?

[General]

Emerson Hyndman got his first U.S cap whilst at Fulham.

[General]

Anyone mentioned Radzinski or Bocanegra, Mcbride, Kasey Keller, Carlos Salcido?

[Funky Fulham Dave]

Emerson Hyndman got his first U.S cap whilst at Fulham.

Good one.

Forgot about Emerson but remembered Fredrick Stoor (Sweden) and the Montenegro player whose named should really be an anagram of something or other - Elsad Zverotic.

[cmg]

Anyone mentioned Radzinski or Bocanegra, Mcbride, Kasey Keller, Carlos Salcido?

Keller's last cap (no. 102) came a month before he joined us.

All the rest have been mentioned!

[cmg]

McCormack
Kiraly
Joronen
Ream
Bodurov
Baird
Mattila
Hyndman
Williams
Kaciniklic
Stafylidis
Zverotic
Ruiz
Stockdale got a call up,I think
Van der Sar
Coleman
Haynes, Cohen, Jezzard, Leggat
Karagounis, Bocanegra, Schwartzer, Duff, Dempsey,
Etheridge
Hangeland
Senderos
JA Riise
Kvist
Diarra
Kasami
Hughes
Dejagah
Tankovic
Donnelly
Kelly
Dembele
Frei
Simon Davies
Halliche
BH Riise
Zamora
Pog
Pantsil
Stoor
Gera
E Johnson
Kallio
Teymourian
Dikgacoi
Nevland
Zesh Rehman, Abdeslam Ouaddou, Simon Elliott, Ahmad Elrich, Mark Pembridge, Kit Symons, Andy Melville, Paul Trollope
Best
Zat Knight , Inamoto, McBride
Ki-Hyeon Seol
John
Niemi
Litmanen
Bouazza
Healey
Crossley
Cliff Jones, John Dempsey and Turlough O'Connor
John Arnold
Albert Barrett
Len Oliver
Frank Osborne
Jim Taylor
Bobby Brennan
Johnny Campbell
Joe Connor
Ted Hinton
Hugh Kelly
Jack McClelland
Alex Steele
Jimmy Sharp
Billy Richards
Sid Thomas
Peyton
Chris Martin
Carlos Salcido
Jim Langley
Robin Lawler
Mitroglu, Marlet, stolcers
Bjarne Goldbaek
Claus Jensen
Paul Peschisolido
Tomasz Radzinski
Papa Bouba Diop
Mattias Käit
Jimmy Conway
Jimmy Dunne
Jeff Hopkins.
Sean O'Driscoll and Terrry Phelan
Kebano
Sigurdsson
Johansen

That's 111
Any corrections welcomed.

[General]

Pierre Wome? did he get on whilst with us? I'm tempted to say Jerome Bonnisel, but I think that may be a step to far... I think there's a lot more players that we've missed. I wonder if we can hit the 200 mark easily?

[General]

Alexei Smertin? Steven Davis? Tony Warner?

[Funky Fulham Dave]

Managed to reach 121!

That does not include the likes of Mickael Taveres who apparently won caps for Senegal while at the Cottage. And there's quite a few more to add; Kasami, etc who could further the cap count considerably and some others.

Amorebieta
Leon Andreasen
Andre Arendse
John Arnold
Chris Baird
Albert Barrett
George Best
Ian Black
Boa Morte
Derek Boateng
Carlos Bocanegra
Nikolaj Bodurov
Hameur Bouazza
Bobby Brennan
Johnny Campbell
George Cohen
Chris Coleman
Joe Connor
Jimmy Conway
Gordon Davies
Simon Davies
Steven Davis
Ashkan Dejagah
Mousa Dembélé
Clint Dempsey
John Dempsey
Mahamadou Diarra
Kagisho Dikgacoi
Papa Bouba Diop
Damien Duff
Jimmy Dunne
Simon Elliott
Ahmad Elrich
Neil Etheridge
Dickson Etuhu
Steve Finnan
Marcel Gecov
Zoltán Gera
Bjarne Goldbæk
Marcus Hahnemann
Rafik Halliche
Brede Hangeland
Barry Hayles
Johnny Haynes
David Healy
Heiðar Helguson
Ted Hinton
Jeff Hopkins
Aaron Hughes
Emerson Hyndman
Claus Jensen
Nicolas Jensen
Bedford Jezzard
Collins John
Eddie Johnson
Cliff Jones
Alexander Kačaniklić
Mattias Kait 
Toni Kallio
Diomansy Kamara
Giorgios Karagounis
Hugh Kelly
Stephen Kelly
Gábor Király
Zat Knight
Jimmy Langley
Robin Lawler
Graham Leggat
Adrian Leijer
Eddie Lewis
Steve Marlet
Chris Martin
Sakari Mattila
Brian McBride
Jack McClelland
Ross McCormack
Andy Melville
Alan Neilson
Erik Nevland
Turlough O'Connor
Sean O'Driscoll
Leonard Oliver
Frank Osborne
Abdeslam Ouaddou
John Paintsil
Mark Pembridge
Paul Peschisolido
Mladen Petrić
Gerry Peyton
Terry Phelan
Tomasz Radzinski
Tim Ream
Zeshan Rehman
Jazz Richards
Bill Richards
Bjørn Helge Riise
John Arne Riise
Hugo Rodallega
Bryan Ruiz
Carlos Salcido
Mark Schwarzer
Philippe Senderos
Ki-Hyeon Seol
James Sharp
Ragnar Sigurðsson
Alex Steele
Andrejs Štolcers
Fredrik Stoor
Kit Symons
Adam Taggart
Muamer Tanković
Jim Taylor
Maik Taylor
Andranik Teymourian
Sid Thomas
Paul Trollope
Edwin van der Sar
George Williams
Pierre Womé
Bobby Zamora
Elsad Zverotić

Those below have either won caps while on loan to us or on loan to others and the question is whether they could be included in the definitive list of "Fulham Internationals". The remainder are new signing that will almost certainly gain International honours as Fulham players.

Sone Aluko, Floyd Ayité, Kevin McDonald, Stefan Johansen, Tomáš Kalas, Neeskens Kebano, Zakaria Labyad, Kerim Frei, Wayne Bridge, Maarten Stekelenburg
Pajtim Kasami, Paul Stalteri, Eyong Enoh, Shefki Kuqi, William Kvist , Stanislav Manolev, Kostas Mitroglou, Peter Møller, Pavel Pogrebnyak, Mickaël Tavares, Kostas Stafylidis.

Probably missed some players out so feel free to add those that are missing.

[dannyboi-ffc]

it's a long shot to add to funky Dave's list but how about Zuberbuhler?

[cmg]

it's a long shot to add to funky Dave's list but how about Zuberbuhler?

Last cap 15 June 2008. Joined us 1 August.


Kerim Frei's first 4 Turkish caps were when he was playing for us.

[Funky Fulham Dave]

Well that was a bit of fun although I guess there are others who think it's all a bit anal and school-boyish. And they might be right!

Here's a challenge: Give or take there are 195 countries in the world that are officially recognised by the United Nations, might there be a chance that there are Fulham players that have/had a connection to each of these countries?

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[spikey norman]

Paul Stalteri ?
Sorry just spotted him.on another list

[cmg]

I guess it is a bit geekish, but I certainly enjoyed it. Good to rediscover some forgotten names and to discover some never before heard of. Also interesting to sift out those who didn't get caps while with us but should have (Mullery etc). Saha was at Manchester United for three whole weeks before France called him up!

The geography test might be a bit tough for me. How close does the connection have to be? For instance - starting with Aruba, Hyndman scored against them for US u20s. Close enough?