tbh, Fulham had a major meltdown as well at the start of the year.windermereROYAL wrote:Us and Wednesday are seriously suffering a play-off hangover, kudos to Fulham for flying the flag.
Agreed. Made some very decent signings too. Aleksander Mitrovic on loan from Newcastle is looking like a masterstroke - scored 5 in 7 games.Hound wrote:tbh, Fulham had a major meltdown as well at the start of the year.windermereROYAL wrote:Us and Wednesday are seriously suffering a play-off hangover, kudos to Fulham for flying the flag.
Fair play to them for turning it round. Would have liked us to have tried to nick their manager round about Christmas time.
They are a very decent side. I think they'd have given Wolves a decent run for their money had they woken up a month sooner
They've won one in their last 9 games. Still in the play offs but I would consider that a bit of a meltdowndouble d wrote:And keeping sessegnon was key aswell... although he will deffo leave in summer.
Derby haven't had their annual meltdown yet either .
And Cardiff, they are regular bottlersdouble d wrote:And keeping sessegnon was key aswell... although he will deffo leave in summer.
Derby haven't had their annual meltdown yet either .
They are currently 21st in the Championship form table (below us).double d wrote:Derby haven't had their annual meltdown yet either .
blimey, did not realise that. normally I associate them with being 2 or 3rd and then not winning for about 3 months and ending up 10th,Old Man Andrews wrote:They are currently 21st in the Championship form table (below us).double d wrote:Derby haven't had their annual meltdown yet either .
If that isn't a wobble then what is?
They haven't won in 7. I'd say that was pretty baddouble d wrote:And keeping sessegnon was key aswell... although he will deffo leave in summer.
Derby haven't had their annual meltdown yet either .
I hate Fulham with a passion.Stranded wrote:Agreed. Made some very decent signings too. Aleksander Mitrovic on loan from Newcastle is looking like a masterstroke - scored 5 in 7 games.Hound wrote:tbh, Fulham had a major meltdown as well at the start of the year.windermereROYAL wrote:Us and Wednesday are seriously suffering a play-off hangover, kudos to Fulham for flying the flag.
Fair play to them for turning it round. Would have liked us to have tried to nick their manager round about Christmas time.
They are a very decent side. I think they'd have given Wolves a decent run for their money had they woken up a month sooner
I am sure everyone has a Fulham supporting friend who you cannot talk footy with. They are up there with the worst supporters. Very annoying as they play decent football.leon wrote: I hate Fulham with a passion.
EXPRESS& STARbcubed wrote:Not FFP but interesting*muirinho wrote:Yes, that's true. Essentially, apart from wages, a player is "free" in FFP terms if he keeps extending a contract. the only case where the FFP would be affected by a contract extension is if there was an "option to extend" built into the original contract - as I understand it, whether FFP per year cost is spread over the initial length or the "extended length" boils down to who has control over the extension - the player or the club.Hound wrote:
I think that would only apply if they were signings. ie Aluko's fee would be spread over the 4 ( : ( ) years of his contract
It's worth noting of course that actual losses and FFP losses aren't the same thing. If some of those losses arise from subsidising an academy, etc, they won't count.
Leeds owner speaking about Wolves
https://www.leeds-live.co.uk/sport/leed ... i-14381998
"We have our own problems but we should play in a fair competition," he began.
"Not legal and fair let one team owned by a fund whom has shares in the biggest players agency with evident benefits (top European clubs giving players with options to buy ..why the other 23 teams can’t have same treatment ? We should play all 24 with the same rules and opportunities (it s enough to google it) @EFL ."
Living 2 miles from Craven Cottage I know loads.Coppells Lost Coat wrote:I am sure everyone has a Fulham supporting friend who you cannot talk footy with. They are up there with the worst supporters. Very annoying as they play decent football.leon wrote: I hate Fulham with a passion.
It surprises me I haven’t mentioned it before.genome wrote:Really? You've never said
Sounds good to me tbh.leon wrote:
I live near Fulham, know lots of fans, they are all pretty much middle class, football know nothing twats, the stadium is utter shit, the cnuts over charge like money isn’t a thing and they keep winning.
I was being sarcastic, you pretty mention that every time they come upleon wrote:It surprises me I haven’t mentioned it before.genome wrote:Really? You've never said
I live near Fulham, know lots of fans, they are all pretty much middle class, football know nothing twats, the stadium is utter shit, the cnuts over charge like money isn’t a thing and they keep winning.
I hate them almost as much as Wolves. And that is saying something.
I know.genome wrote:I was being sarcastic, you pretty mention that every time they come upleon wrote:It surprises me I haven’t mentioned it before.genome wrote:Really? You've never said
I live near Fulham, know lots of fans, they are all pretty much middle class, football know nothing twats, the stadium is utter shit, the cnuts over charge like money isn’t a thing and they keep winning.
I hate them almost as much as Wolves. And that is saying something.
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