At what stage would you give up?

[Logicalman]

I started when we were in Div 1 in the 60's, never wavered in my support since that first match, though, these days, living so far from home, my attendance at matches is only somewhere slightly up on GCs scoring rate, but then again, every match now attended is another special moment in my life when I get to walk past the Cottage again.

Give Up? Never.

[SG]

I will never stop supporting FFC even if health prevented me attending. Started in 57, was there for the lowest home gate v Scunthorpe, 2,300 odd in the nineties. When I'm gone my sons will continue that support and after them my 5 year old grandson will. It's in the blood and I have no real interest in any other club other than a general football interest

[Jims Dentist]

I've thought it before and now reading these posts I think again that many of us would likely know each other if we were to meet.

[AnOldBrownie]

I'm a newb...but I've planted the seed so I'm stuck for the remainder of my life (and I'm 51 now).

My support may not be as strong some years as others, and I have two other teams (not including the USA national squad) that I follow every game...but I'm a White through and through moving forward.

The Khans, Dempsey...Fulham giving US players opportunities...great pitch...good history...oldest team in London... good youth development...

Yeah, I'm in.

[Fulham Tup North]

I went in the early 80's until I joined up. Then went again in '86/87 when I was based in Northwood (NATO base). Went in early 90's when I had a pub in Chingford. Then, '94 onwards since. I have seen some shocking games but still kept going back. Too institutionalised now to ever give up!
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[kiwian]

Been with them since 1966. Nearly gave up when we lost 2-1 to Torquay, but stayed with them and will till the end. What a journey it's been!

[Fulham 442]

I was born in Fulham and taken to CC as a child by my Dad and have watched them play in all four divisions.  There was never a question of another team for me, nor will there ever be.  As has been said on here in other posts you never give up on your team no matter what league they are in.  If you do you were never a proper supporter in the first place!

[Burt]

Started following in 1974 so have been a regular through our darkest hours as well as our best. That's not going to stop any time soon, and having got Burt Jr in the Fulham way when he was 5 years old (he's 21 now) there will be someone to carry it on for me when I am past it or long gone :)

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[bigalffc]

Went to my first game in 58 aged 7. Born and bred in Fulham but moved away in the late 60's. Now go 4 or 5 times a year but bring son Daughter and 4 grandkids so it's in their blood now too. Can't do more as with travel and cost of tickets, drinks and burgers the day cost more than £300. But we love our family day out rain or shine, win or lose.

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[cottage expat]

Never give up !! I became a supporter in 1962 ( it was FFC or the Stamford Bridge lot and I made the right decision). Despite living abroad for years and not getting to many matches, I've stuck with the team through thick and thin and always will.

[ffc73]

Cannot ever foresee a time when I would stop supporting and dread the day when health &/or wealth mean that I cannot attend games in person

[Westlondonffc]

Fourth generation fan, dad took me when I was 6. Fulham to me is sacred and represents an attachment to the local community of the borough I grew up and still live in, despite the gentrification and multiculturalism of Hammersmith and Fulham and London. It's a continuation of my family and a big part of who I am, so until I'm not fit enough or priced out, you're stuck with me