| loving the fulham struggles 13:34 - Aug 17 with 47984 views | themodfather |
many said, when they come down, it's down all the way, fans will fall away and then the real cash worries begin.
so 2 games in, 0 pts and yesterdays game v millwall was 5-6000 under capacity, millwall likely had a few 1000 there and are joint top.
as hannibal smith says in the A TEAM, " i love it when a plan comes together"!
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| loving the fulham struggles on 22:00 - Aug 20 with 3174 views | Jigsore |
I don't hate Fulham (not like those c*nts at chelsea) but there's nowt wrong with a bit of good old fashioned local rivalry  |  |
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| loving the fulham struggles on 22:04 - Aug 20 with 3150 views | bosh67 |
I think they are in serious trouble. Manager isn't up to it. |  |
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| loving the fulham struggles on 22:05 - Aug 20 with 3139 views | DWQPR |
| loving the fulham struggles on 22:04 - Aug 20 by bosh67 |
I think they are in serious trouble. Manager isn't up to it. |
Doing a fine job by my reckoning!  | |
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| loving the fulham struggles on 22:09 - Aug 20 with 3122 views | DieByYourSide |
Finding this as funny as the next man but they'll probably get rid of Magath and do alright, just the 43 games to go... | |
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| loving the fulham struggles on 22:16 - Aug 20 with 3092 views | EalingRanger |
| loving the fulham struggles on 22:09 - Aug 20 by DieByYourSide |
Finding this as funny as the next man but they'll probably get rid of Magath and do alright, just the 43 games to go... |
Still laughing about them paying 11 MILLION quid for Ross McCormack. |  | | |
| loving the fulham struggles on 22:21 - Aug 20 with 3046 views | CiderwithRsie |
Is it OK to not mind Fulham? I mean, they're West Londoners who hate Chelsea. OK by me.
A bit of a giggle now and then, mind. | | | |
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| loving the fulham struggles on 22:50 - Aug 20 with 2907 views | DWQPR |
BrIlliant, you can also post without having to go through all the rigmarole of registering  | |
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| loving the fulham struggles on 23:02 - Aug 20 with 2856 views | stansleftfoot |
" Wolves win at pointless Fulham" Come on children which word does the describing here? | | | |
| loving the fulham struggles on 23:08 - Aug 20 with 2824 views | DWQPR |
| loving the fulham struggles on 23:02 - Aug 20 by stansleftfoot |
" Wolves win at pointless Fulham" Come on children which word does the describing here? |
Pointless certainly has a double meaning in that sentence. | |
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| loving the fulham struggles on 02:04 - Aug 21 with 2653 views | Mark1 |
Anyone no the Gate,can't find any figures quoted.
Can't see them getting any points against Derby or Bardiff either.
Magath IN!!! | | | |
| loving the fulham struggles on 03:13 - Aug 21 with 2620 views | SonofNorfolt |
Magath is certainly no idiot, he won the Bundesliga with Wolfsburg, a massive achievement. Given time he'll succeed, but he won't necessarily get that.
Fulham have a good youth team, and in the long run, under his leadership will get it right. How long this is, who knows? |  | | |
| loving the fulham struggles on 03:50 - Aug 21 with 2605 views | CanadaRanger |
BBC: "Magath's team included six players aged 21 or under, with 20-year-old left-back Sean Kavanagh making his senior debut. " |  | | |
| loving the fulham struggles on 04:04 - Aug 21 with 2601 views | 18StoneOfHoop |
| loving the fulham struggles on 03:13 - Aug 21 by SonofNorfolt |
Magath is certainly no idiot, he won the Bundesliga with Wolfsburg, a massive achievement. Given time he'll succeed, but he won't necessarily get that.
Fulham have a good youth team, and in the long run, under his leadership will get it right. How long this is, who knows? |
Not so sure about that,SoN,think he might get his cards tout-de-suite.
Listen to Brede here - especially from 1:50 giving Felix massive damning hammer:
http://www1.skysports.com/watch/video/9377004/hangeland-slams-magath- |  |
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Love,Peace and Fook Chelski!
More like 20StoneOfHoop now.
Let's face it I'm not getting any thinner.
Pass the cake and pies please. |
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| loving the fulham struggles on 07:49 - Aug 21 with 2479 views | Rs_Holy |
One positive for the Fools...apparently the attendance was around 22,000... fair play! |  | | |
| loving the fulham struggles on 08:51 - Aug 21 with 2426 views | headhoops |
Look on the bright side - next up they are away at Derby - they only need to take 10 men and have one shot....... |  |
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| loving the fulham struggles on 08:57 - Aug 21 with 2367 views | Konk |
Felix Magath is either completely insane or just taking the pi ss. I think we’ve used twenty players in our opening three games, which without injuries is surely a record? We never, ever play the same team in consecutive games, which was more understandable when he was familiarising himself with the sh it squad he inherited last season, but he’s had a pre-season with these players now. And there’s absolutely no logic to the majority of the decisions; Hyndman was probably our best player in the first two games; not even in the squad last night. George Williams did well against Millwall — not in last night’s team. We then get onto the frozen out players: Ruiz and Mitroglu I can sort of understand as we’re presumably looking to sell both, but after looking okay in the PL and having played in the 2nd division with Blues, Big Dan Burn hasn’t been anywhere near the first team — probably due to his traumatic game at RB against Stoke, Amorebieta could surely do a job in this division, but again, nowhere near the squad. Hutchison dropped after one game. Alex Kacaniklic, who’s form admittedly dipped badly last season, plays for Sweden and was good for Watford in the 2nd division — he doesn’t get near the squad, and instead we play a LB, wide-left in midfield. The worry is that chopping and changing all the time will destroy the confidence of the youngsters - they were booed off last night, but it was Magath rather than the kids people were booing.
Add in someone as decent as Hangeland saying the bloke’s a nightmare, as well as stories coming out of the club from all over the shop — I heard one almost straight from the horse’s mouth last night — and it seems that pretty much the entire staff think Magath is a complete oddbod/kno b; even some of the kids. And not an oddbod in a Brian Clough way, just in a very difficult to get along with and understand way.
Last season Mark Fotheringham was released by Notts County, who only just avoided relegation to the fourth. They presumably didn’t rate him. He started last night for us, should have been sent-off for a ridiculously late foul and managed to get ironic cheers on his substitution, 50 minutes into his debut; which again has to be some sort of a record, especially as we’re generally a pretty forgiving crowd. What’s he doing at Fulham? Oh, he’s mates of Peter Grant, another inspired coaching appointment.
We chop and change the team every game so we never have a settled side, we change the formation every week, we don’t appear to have any tactics and look utterly clueless, we ostracise players who could do a job, we spunk our entire transfer budget on one player, and play a shocking player who can’t get a game at Notts, ahead of a young lad who’s been great so far, and presumably doesn’t need a rest after two whole games. We are a mess.
Coming-up with have Derby (A), Cardiff (H), Reading (A), Forest (A), Blackburn (H), Blues (A), Bolton (H)…With Magath in charge, I’m going for our first point at Blues and our first win at home to Bolton. We are officially a shambles.
I’d have sacked him after playing Dan Burn at RB, but knowing our current leadership, we’ll give him £10m to spend on dross before the deadline and then sack him two weeks later.
On the crowd front — they didn’t announce it and I can’t see it published anywhere, so in the spirit of the various QPR fans who just make our crowds up, I’m going for 46,000 with thousands locked out!
PS. Nailed on that we will lose to bloody Brentford in the LC next week. Magath out. |  |
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| loving the fulham struggles on 09:04 - Aug 21 with 2351 views | Rangersw12 |
| loving the fulham struggles on 08:57 - Aug 21 by Konk |
Felix Magath is either completely insane or just taking the pi ss. I think we’ve used twenty players in our opening three games, which without injuries is surely a record? We never, ever play the same team in consecutive games, which was more understandable when he was familiarising himself with the sh it squad he inherited last season, but he’s had a pre-season with these players now. And there’s absolutely no logic to the majority of the decisions; Hyndman was probably our best player in the first two games; not even in the squad last night. George Williams did well against Millwall — not in last night’s team. We then get onto the frozen out players: Ruiz and Mitroglu I can sort of understand as we’re presumably looking to sell both, but after looking okay in the PL and having played in the 2nd division with Blues, Big Dan Burn hasn’t been anywhere near the first team — probably due to his traumatic game at RB against Stoke, Amorebieta could surely do a job in this division, but again, nowhere near the squad. Hutchison dropped after one game. Alex Kacaniklic, who’s form admittedly dipped badly last season, plays for Sweden and was good for Watford in the 2nd division — he doesn’t get near the squad, and instead we play a LB, wide-left in midfield. The worry is that chopping and changing all the time will destroy the confidence of the youngsters - they were booed off last night, but it was Magath rather than the kids people were booing.
Add in someone as decent as Hangeland saying the bloke’s a nightmare, as well as stories coming out of the club from all over the shop — I heard one almost straight from the horse’s mouth last night — and it seems that pretty much the entire staff think Magath is a complete oddbod/kno b; even some of the kids. And not an oddbod in a Brian Clough way, just in a very difficult to get along with and understand way.
Last season Mark Fotheringham was released by Notts County, who only just avoided relegation to the fourth. They presumably didn’t rate him. He started last night for us, should have been sent-off for a ridiculously late foul and managed to get ironic cheers on his substitution, 50 minutes into his debut; which again has to be some sort of a record, especially as we’re generally a pretty forgiving crowd. What’s he doing at Fulham? Oh, he’s mates of Peter Grant, another inspired coaching appointment.
We chop and change the team every game so we never have a settled side, we change the formation every week, we don’t appear to have any tactics and look utterly clueless, we ostracise players who could do a job, we spunk our entire transfer budget on one player, and play a shocking player who can’t get a game at Notts, ahead of a young lad who’s been great so far, and presumably doesn’t need a rest after two whole games. We are a mess.
Coming-up with have Derby (A), Cardiff (H), Reading (A), Forest (A), Blackburn (H), Blues (A), Bolton (H)…With Magath in charge, I’m going for our first point at Blues and our first win at home to Bolton. We are officially a shambles.
I’d have sacked him after playing Dan Burn at RB, but knowing our current leadership, we’ll give him £10m to spend on dross before the deadline and then sack him two weeks later.
On the crowd front — they didn’t announce it and I can’t see it published anywhere, so in the spirit of the various QPR fans who just make our crowds up, I’m going for 46,000 with thousands locked out!
PS. Nailed on that we will lose to bloody Brentford in the LC next week. Magath out. |
But apart from all that your enjoying life in the Championship ? | | | |
| loving the fulham struggles on 09:08 - Aug 21 with 2340 views | stevec |
| loving the fulham struggles on 03:50 - Aug 21 by CanadaRanger |
BBC: "Magath's team included six players aged 21 or under, with 20-year-old left-back Sean Kavanagh making his senior debut. " |
Kind of puts into perspective all the slagging Harry got last year for filling the team with shall we say 'seasoned professionals'. |  | | |
| loving the fulham struggles on 09:10 - Aug 21 with 2332 views | Konk |
| loving the fulham struggles on 09:04 - Aug 21 by Rangersw12 |
But apart from all that your enjoying life in the Championship ? |
I'm loving it! Roll on the third division! | |
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| loving the fulham struggles on 09:21 - Aug 21 with 2356 views | BostonR |
| loving the fulham struggles on 08:57 - Aug 21 by Konk |
Felix Magath is either completely insane or just taking the pi ss. I think we’ve used twenty players in our opening three games, which without injuries is surely a record? We never, ever play the same team in consecutive games, which was more understandable when he was familiarising himself with the sh it squad he inherited last season, but he’s had a pre-season with these players now. And there’s absolutely no logic to the majority of the decisions; Hyndman was probably our best player in the first two games; not even in the squad last night. George Williams did well against Millwall — not in last night’s team. We then get onto the frozen out players: Ruiz and Mitroglu I can sort of understand as we’re presumably looking to sell both, but after looking okay in the PL and having played in the 2nd division with Blues, Big Dan Burn hasn’t been anywhere near the first team — probably due to his traumatic game at RB against Stoke, Amorebieta could surely do a job in this division, but again, nowhere near the squad. Hutchison dropped after one game. Alex Kacaniklic, who’s form admittedly dipped badly last season, plays for Sweden and was good for Watford in the 2nd division — he doesn’t get near the squad, and instead we play a LB, wide-left in midfield. The worry is that chopping and changing all the time will destroy the confidence of the youngsters - they were booed off last night, but it was Magath rather than the kids people were booing.
Add in someone as decent as Hangeland saying the bloke’s a nightmare, as well as stories coming out of the club from all over the shop — I heard one almost straight from the horse’s mouth last night — and it seems that pretty much the entire staff think Magath is a complete oddbod/kno b; even some of the kids. And not an oddbod in a Brian Clough way, just in a very difficult to get along with and understand way.
Last season Mark Fotheringham was released by Notts County, who only just avoided relegation to the fourth. They presumably didn’t rate him. He started last night for us, should have been sent-off for a ridiculously late foul and managed to get ironic cheers on his substitution, 50 minutes into his debut; which again has to be some sort of a record, especially as we’re generally a pretty forgiving crowd. What’s he doing at Fulham? Oh, he’s mates of Peter Grant, another inspired coaching appointment.
We chop and change the team every game so we never have a settled side, we change the formation every week, we don’t appear to have any tactics and look utterly clueless, we ostracise players who could do a job, we spunk our entire transfer budget on one player, and play a shocking player who can’t get a game at Notts, ahead of a young lad who’s been great so far, and presumably doesn’t need a rest after two whole games. We are a mess.
Coming-up with have Derby (A), Cardiff (H), Reading (A), Forest (A), Blackburn (H), Blues (A), Bolton (H)…With Magath in charge, I’m going for our first point at Blues and our first win at home to Bolton. We are officially a shambles.
I’d have sacked him after playing Dan Burn at RB, but knowing our current leadership, we’ll give him £10m to spend on dross before the deadline and then sack him two weeks later.
On the crowd front — they didn’t announce it and I can’t see it published anywhere, so in the spirit of the various QPR fans who just make our crowds up, I’m going for 46,000 with thousands locked out!
PS. Nailed on that we will lose to bloody Brentford in the LC next week. Magath out. |
Blimey some of the things you are saying are very similar to what happened at the R's when we were first relegated from the Prem.
Not sure what the stat is but having lost three games already you are going to struggle to make a top two finish in the Championship. One team always has a great season reaching 90pts plus and looking at the games coming up you are up against it.
Having said that, I still think you will finish in a play-off place, but you need to sack Magath now and and get Neil Warnock in there - now that would be interesting. |  | | |
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