Fulham F.C.

Fulham Football Club is a football team from Fulham in south-west London. Founded in 1879, they have played at the same Craven Cottage ground since 1896. In the mid 1960s Fulham were a relatively successful team, without winning any major honours. Although two relegations in consecutive seasons at the end of the '60s left them in the 3rd division, they were able to attract famous name players including George Best[?] (1976-1977) and Bobby Moore (1973-1977). Despite an appearance in the 1975 FA Cup final, the club lost its way in the latter part of the 70s, ending up at the very lowest depths of the football league[?].

Since the mid 90s, however, with the backing of multi-millionaire Mohammed Al-Fayed, and the recent guidance of Jean Tigana[?] Fulham has risen back through the divisions, and being promoted to the FA Premier league, the top division of English football, for the 2001/02 season.

Fulham have recently signed a major shirt sponsorship deal with online betting exchange Betfair.

All time league record

 Pld : 3434
  W  : 1289
  D  : 853
  L  : 1292
  F  : 5085 
  A  : 4956

Win Ratio : 38%

Previous grounds

• 1879-1883 - Star Road[?], Fulham
• 1883-1884 - Eel Brook Common[?]
• 1884-1885 - Lillie Road[?]
• 1885-1886 - Putney Lower Common[?]
• 1886-1888 - Ranelagh House[?], Fulham
• 1888-1889 - Barn Elms[?]
• 1889-1891 - Parsons Green Lane[?]
• 1891-1895 - Half Moon[?], Putney
• 1895-1896 - Cpt. James Field[?], West Brompton[?]
• 1896- Present - Craven Cottage

2001 Squad