Tuesday Fulham Stuff (04.01.11)

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Fulham v West Brom tickets


Barclays Premier League


Tuesday 4 January


Kick-Off 20:00

Fulham's first home match of 2011 takes place tonight when Mark Hughes' Team take on West Bromwich Albion at the Cottage. Tickets for the match in SW6 are now on General Sale.

Fans collecting tickets today are strongly encouraged to get down to Craven Cottage early due to the significant number of collections for tonights match. Tickets can be collected at the Ticket Office from 10am today or at the collection booths on Stevenage Road from 6pm.

On Sale Dates
Season Ticket Holders On sale (unlim tickets)
Fulham Club Members On sale (unlim tickets) 
Supporters with Purchase History On sale (unlim tickets)
General Sale On sale (4 tickets)
Loyalty points: 6 (more info)| 

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How to Buy Tickets
buy tickets online  - 7 days a week, 24 hrs a day. Save on booking fees by booking online*
by phone on 0843 208 1234 (option 1) - 7 days a week, 24 hrs a day
in person from the Ticket Office: Mon-Fri 9am-5pm; non-match day Sat 10am-12pm
by fax 020 7384 4810 (download printable form )
by postal application to FFC Ticket Office, Stevenage Road, Fulham, SW6 6HH enclosing a stamped addressed envelope (download printable form )
Seatwave - the official fan-to-fan ticket exchange * Lower booking fees compared to telephone booking

† Special offers and packages only available on advance bookings and not on the day of the match. Offers expire 7 days prior to the fixture. 

Prices
Category C prices apply to this match.

NB: Blocks A and AL are a designated Family Area and are not available to  book online. To book, call the Ticket Office on 0843 208 1234 opt 3 (Mon-Fri 9am-5pm).



  Stand (Grade C)   Block   Adult   Conc   Junior 
Riverside   S, Z   £35   £20   £5 
J Haynes   D, DL, G, GL   £35   £22   £10 
Hammersmith / Putney   All Blocks   £30   £20   £10 
J Haynes  B, BL, C, CL J, JL, H, HL    £30   £20   £5 
J Haynes   A, K, AL, KL   £25   £15   £5 


Junior - under 16
Consessions: Young Person - under 21
Concessions: Senior - over 65
Disabled Supporters: 50% discount - conditions apply
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Kean happy with Ron link

Rovers boss delighted club in running for Ronaldinho


Last updated: 4th January 2011
   

Blackburn manager Steve Kean has expressed his delight that the ambitious club are trying to bring AC Milan star Ronaldinho to Ewood Park.

Rovers have tabled a €7.2million (£6.2m) offer to the Rossoneri for the 30-year-old two-time winner of the Fifa World Player of the Year award.

Ronaldinho is expected to leave Milan for pastures new during the transfer window, but Blackburn are not the only club in the frame for him.

Kean is not getting too excited that the Brazil international will join, although he is delighted with the calibre of players being linked.

Contact
"I know there has been contact made by the owners to representatives of Ronaldinho but I don't know how far down the line it is and whether it will actually happen," explained Kean.

"If any Premier League manager was asked if they wanted to sign someone who has been World Player of the Year twice they would be interested.

"That is something that puts us on the map in terms of trying to bring players of that stature to the club.

"Everyone should look at it as a positive because if we can attract players - maybe not that individual if it doesn't happen - but players of that stature I think it has been a long time since we have been able to do that."


Duff
Earlier on Sky Sports News Blackburn's chairperson Anuradha Desai confirmed the club are interested in Damien Duff, as well as being in talks for Ronaldinho.

The Republic of Ireland ace, now of Fulham, enjoyed seven successful seasons with Rovers before joining Chelsea in a big-money deal in 2003.

"We are bidding for Mr Ronaldinho," she told Sky Sports News. "We've already made a bid of €7.2million (£6.2m) and we're in negotiations.

"Maybe we have to increase that, I don't know. There are two other clubs who are trying.

"There are a couple of other players we're looking at. We're thinking of getting Damien Duff

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Brunt wants form turnaround


Baggies midfielder admits team to need to pick up form quickly


Last updated: 4th January 2011   

West Brom midfielder Chris Brunt is hopeful his team can turn their poor festive period around and pick their form up in the New Year.

The Baggies suffered four successive defeats over Christmas to see them slide down the table after an impressive start to the campaign that saw them reach as high as fourth place in the Premier League.

They now lie just three points off the relegation zone in 14th place, with a defeat to Tuesday evening's opponents Fulham at Craven Cottage, who are 18th, sending them below Mark Hughes' team.

Despite being firmly in a mix of teams languishing in that area, Brunt insisted that his team needed to regain their form quickly to avoid being dragged into a relegation dogfight.

Finishing
"Our finishing has definitely let us down over the Christmas period," he said.

"And the harsh reality of the Premier League is if you don't take your chances, you get punished.

"We saw that two seasons ago and at the minute we're seeing it as well.

"We haven't played badly but we haven't got many points. We would rather have played rubbish and got a few more.

"We must start picking points up again otherwise it has been a pretty dismal Christmas for us."