Posted on October 29, 2007 by r33g
To be honest I couldn’t bring myself to post anything yesterday. Despite gaining a point away, the manner in which we lost the chance to haul ourselves clear of the relegation dog fight was thoroughly depressing, yet weirdly predictable…Anyhow, here is how the main news outlets saw our match against the Black Cats…
Roy Keane has [...]
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Posted on October 22, 2007 by r33g
Here is how the major news outlets saw our draw at home to Derby:
Billy Davies should have celebrated Derby’s first away win but 10-man Fulham survived an onslaught – so he had a pop at Lawrie Sanchez instead, according to Antony Kastrinakis in The Sun. “Amazingly Cottagers boss Sanchez claimed Fulham outplayed Derby in the [...]
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Posted on October 9, 2007 by r33g
If you can bear to read any more about our miserable defeat, here is a summary of how the major news outlets saw the game, along with links to the relevant articles.
Lawrie Sanchez likes to affect an immunity from pressure, but the skies were darkening over Craven Cottage last night as Fulham, filleted by a [...]
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Posted on October 1, 2007 by r33g
Were we actually playing on Saturday? You’d be hard pressed to know from reading the newspapers over the weekend – and today. Predictably, every piece focused on the trials of our friends up the road, speculation about Roman, Avram and Jose, and endless discussions surrounding Drogba’s sending-off and Terry’s trip to casualty…Anyway, here’s what the [...]
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Posted on September 27, 2007 by r33g
Here’s how the daily newspapers saw our exit from the cup last night, along with links to the relevant articles.
If there is one thing that angers Lawrie Sanchez it is bad refereeing decisions, wrote Dean Jones in The Times, and the Fulham manager had plenty to complain about last night. A goal from Stelios Giannakopoulos [...]
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Posted on September 24, 2007 by r33g
Sorry this is a bit later than planned – work (annoyingly) got in the way. Here is a round-up of how the Sunday and Monday papers saw our draw with City. I have also added some videos of Clint Dempsey and this can be found on the left hand side.If it’s entertainment that Roman Abramovich [...]
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Posted on September 17, 2007 by r33g
Here’s how a selection of British newspapers saw our draw at the JJB Stadium.
Once again Fulham let an away win slip through their grasp and there was no doubt who the News of the World’s Jeremy Butler saw as the guilty party: Clint Dempsey.
The American striker had shown a “sharp-shooter’s eye” to fire the visitors [...]
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Posted on September 3, 2007 by r33g
Here is a rundown of how the Sunday and Monday papers saw our draw with Spurs, along with web links to the relevant articles where possible.
Thankfully most papers were more concerned with speculating about Martin Jol’s future and reporting on the robust defence of his tactics in the post-match press conference than reflecting on what [...]
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Posted on August 29, 2007 by r33g
Before we look at what everyone is saying about us this morning, I just wanted to thank Chopper at Hammy End Chronicle who kindly gave us a link to his superb blog.
Right, on with the blog…Thankfully my prediction was totally wrong as we managed to ease past Shrewsbury into the next round of the Carling/Milk/League [...]
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Posted on August 26, 2007 by r33g
Here is a rundown of how the major newspapers saw our defeat at Villa Park.Fulham have now led three times this season before conceding points to late goals, pointed out Chris Moore in the Mail on Sunday, and to add insult to injury they were denied a very probable penalty when Craig Gardner handled Diomansy [...]
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