Fulham

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NICKNAME – The Cottagers, The Whites
FOUNDED – 1879
LOCATED IN – London, Greater London
STADIUM – Craven Cottage
BY UNDERGROUND – Get off at Putney Bridge (District Line)
CAPACITY – 19,359
PROMOTED – 2022
BEST EFL/PREMIER LEAGUE FINISH – 7th (2008/2009)
BEST FA CUP RUN – Runners Up (1974/1975)
BEST LEAGUE CUP RUN – SF (2023/2024)
BEST UC/EL FINISH –Runners Up (2009/2010)
RECORD GOALSCORER – Gordon Davies (178)
2022/2023 FINISH – 10th

FIVE FACTS ABOUT FULHAM FC
1. Founded in 1879, Fulham are the oldest professional football club in London.
2. Their original name was the catchy “Fulham St Andrew’s Church Sunday School FC”.
3. They have never won a major trophy, but they did reach the FA Cup final in 1975 (signing George Best shortly after) and the Europa League final in 2010 (thrashing Juventus on the way).
4. Their more recent success began under Mohamed Al-Fayed, owner of Harrods and the Paris Ritz, who erected a statue of Michael Jackson outside the ground to the dismay of fans.
5. Club mascot Billy the Badger was once sent off for dancing on the pitch after the game had started.

FIVE FACTS ABOUT FULHAM
1. The 17th century Fulham Pottery is the oldest registered maker of stoneware in the UK.
2. Fulham’s Art Bronze Foundry has produced the work of many famous sculptors, including Henry Moore.
3. Geoffrey de Havilland, who designed many fighter aircraft, built his first aeroplane here.
4. Fulham is the home of polo in the UK and of the exclusive “Queen’s” tennis club.
5. Daniel Radcliffe, better known as Harry Potter, is from Fulham.

INTERESTING VIDEO LINKS
“Our Fulham”
Walkout Music
Keith Allen’s “Fulham ‘Til I Die”
A look around Fulham

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