Saw the following on anotherFFC message board in case anyone wishes to help them

[Stillbelieve]

"Can you help with my book?

Hi all, non-Fulham fan coming in peace. I have written a novel (as yet unpublished) based in the world of football, and a small part of it takes place at Craven Cottage. I've been to the ground but that was ages ago. I'd like to be sure that I'm not misrepresenting it and so was wondering if anyone would mind having a quick read of the manuscript's relevant chapters and letting me know whether I've got anything wrong? It's only three short chapters, 11 pages in a Word doc Please let me know and I'll email them to you. Many thanks in advance! Jon Last [email protected]"

[The Equalizer]

Has anyone read 'The Dark' by James Herbert? I'm pretty sure a bit of that was set in Craven Cottage.

Didn't turn out well for any of us though.

[ron]

Has anyone read 'The Dark' by James Herbert? I'm pretty sure a bit of that was set in Craven Cottage.

Didn't turn out well for any of us though.

Just googled a summary of the plot, and part of it reads as follows;

"Beechwood is set to be torn down. But when it is demolished, the dark that was once contained in the house is released, as a powerful and seductive evil energy possesses the world, manipulating its victims to insanity."

If 'Beechwood' was based on the Cottage, the threat of that outcome would be more effective than any Preservation Order the local council could impose methinks!

[The Equalizer]

Has anyone read 'The Dark' by James Herbert? I'm pretty sure a bit of that was set in Craven Cottage.

Didn't turn out well for any of us though.

Just googled a summary of the plot, and part of it reads as follows;

"Beechwood is set to be torn down. But when it is demolished, the dark that was once contained in the house is released, as a powerful and seductive evil energy possesses the world, manipulating its victims to insanity."

If 'Beechwood' was based on the Cottage, the threat of that outcome would be more effective than any Preservation Order the local council could impose methinks!

There's a scene set at a football match in South West London, which was described as being rather similar to our hallowed ground. Most of the people in the ground end up knocking the poo out of each other and most of them die.

Not particularly pleasant really.

[ron]

I think I'll stick to Mills and Boon.....

[Woolly Mammoth]

I have read the book. The Butler did it.