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Hopefully a nice drain on their resources.
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Really wish we could pass them by this season - be great for more renditions of BUFD! - they love that 
kevalutonbee
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good, i hope he goes there, he will get found out and Fulham will struggle
You mean they aren't now
kevalutonbee
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Their equivalent to Peter Gilham is also a presenter on our local Heart station.
He reckons that at the moment the only good thing about being at home games is that he is getting paid to be there/
He reckons that at the moment the only good thing about being at home games is that he is getting paid to be there/
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They can't segregate behind the goal so it has to stay as the "neutral" end according to a Fulham mate.
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Voice from the Braemar
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why not give the whole stand to aways seeing as most in there next season wont want to be there for the championship games
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To include a self-contained sewage treatment works, apparently....
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Is that still David Hamilton?
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£100m for a single stand? I understand that this is part funded by accomodating premium riverside flats in the structure and the tricky access and constructing the new riverside walkway will ramp up costs exponentially but that's still pretty highball.
LR is a pretty difficult site to develop, but that's been de-contaminated and built from the ground up for c £70/80m, (I'm not even sure that this is anywhere near the real figure anymore, suspect it'll come in at over a ton when delivered).
LR is a pretty difficult site to develop, but that's been de-contaminated and built from the ground up for c £70/80m, (I'm not even sure that this is anywhere near the real figure anymore, suspect it'll come in at over a ton when delivered).
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Diddy?....... Probably.... he was on the BBC
kevalutonbee
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Guy called Ivan Berry.
To the best of my knowledge he is the one on the left
https://twitter.com/ivan_berry
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By the time that it's built, they may be in League 2, in which case it'll look a bit sparsely populated with a 4-figure crowd in a 30,000 capacity stadium!
Herbert
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You mean they aren't now
I cant wait to see them struggle
BAGSHOT DAVE
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i far sooner see QPHaa struggle than Fulham . I remember Jack Dunnet and Jim Gregory so that could have seen the end of our Bees, Just ask P G.
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Yep me too Dave me too.
Herbert
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I cant wait to see Fulham struggle and I cant wait to see the ra ras go bust
I was merely keeping to the thread
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Double whammy!
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Although there can never be an exact correlation between player wages and league position (Burnley, Spurs etc), it is interesting that Fulham are currently 15th in the PL Wage League, with an average annual salary of £1,727,440 per squad player (= £33k per week):
https://www.burnleyexpress.net/sport/football/clarets/the-average-wage-paid-by-burnley-and-their-premier-league-rivals-ranked-in-order-1-9629168?page=4
I wonder what sort of relegation clauses - if any - they have in the players' contracts?
https://www.burnleyexpress.net/sport/football/clarets/the-average-wage-paid-by-burnley-and-their-premier-league-rivals-ranked-in-order-1-9629168?page=4
I wonder what sort of relegation clauses - if any - they have in the players' contracts?
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I thought they might be higher...it seems that they spent the majority of the money on the transfer fees rather than on the wages of those players.
If they could get players whose wage bill is 15th in the Premier League, while spending the amount a top 6 side would spend on transfer fees, it suggests they signed players who they thought were better than they were IMO.
I imagine that the players they had in the Champ will have relegation clauses, while the new players may or may not... It's been suggested that Schürrle's two year loan does have a break clause in it should they get relegated.
If they could get players whose wage bill is 15th in the Premier League, while spending the amount a top 6 side would spend on transfer fees, it suggests they signed players who they thought were better than they were IMO.
I imagine that the players they had in the Champ will have relegation clauses, while the new players may or may not... It's been suggested that Schürrle's two year loan does have a break clause in it should they get relegated.
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They have signed some very average players.
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...........on above average wages..............
It’s been decontaminated?! Tell us more!
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kevalutonbee
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Don't let Alfies mum hear you say that
kevalutonbee
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Don't let Alfies mum hear you say that
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Apparently they came upon QPR memorabilia whilst excavating the foundations.
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The site was a waste transfer station before operated by Quattro I believe. It must have required some basic decontamination even if it was only scraping the top soil off.
jlove
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It was originally a goods yards, with live animals I believe, though mainly coal and coke through time, but later had some oil transfer. There was contamination that needed to be removed and most was done speculatively prior to final PP as, I suppose, it enhanced the value of the land whatever.
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With Southampton beating Spurs and Cardiff winning, the River Rats are now 13 points adrift with 8 games left.
Considering their appalling GD, they will need to win a minimum of 5 of their last 8 games.
With their next 2 games against Liverpool and Citeh, they could be down by the end of March.
Considering their appalling GD, they will need to win a minimum of 5 of their last 8 games.
With their next 2 games against Liverpool and Citeh, they could be down by the end of March.
GP200
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..........Bees up Fulham down............
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I think I can hear that getting a bit louder after today.
Ealing Bee
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OK. It's really not important, I know, but we really should finish that song:
"Bees up, Bees up,
Let's have a knees up,
Bees up, Fulham down!"
Well we are the Bees Knees, after all...
P.S. "The expression 'knees up' came to mean a party or a dance. Originally, the phrase referred to the position of the woman in sexual intercourse."
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Knees_Up_Mother_Brown
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Even if they win all eight games they will probably still go down.
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let's not forget that Maupay last minute goal according to their fans gave them their best ever day out. Would hate to have had the season they have. Let's make no mistake about it they are now firmly in the sh*ts - once they go down half their team will leave and the remaining half will be players whom joined only for the money. It will take them years to go back up IMO. Couldn't have happened to a nicer club.
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Fulham 0-1 Liverpool latest score
If it stays like this, they’ll have to win at least 5 of their last 7 games with Man City up next.
If it stays like this, they’ll have to win at least 5 of their last 7 games with Man City up next.
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Currently losing 2-1
Liverpool gift them an equaliser so Fulham return the gift with apenalty
Liverpool gift them an equaliser so Fulham return the gift with apenalty
kevalutonbee
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Even if they did as poor as Burnley and Southampton can be I reckon even they could scrape two draws out of the remaining fuxtures
Indian Bee
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They are in a complete rut and I can see them appointing someone like Lampard. Don't think they will be challenging next year either and seeing Wolves last night compared to Fulham - they both are a millions miles apart especially in terms of professionalism, organisation and how the club is run. Actually million miles apart from us also.
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They’re sat down on the bus fastening their seatbelts with the Say Nav set for The Championship.
On the radio the fat lady is more than half way through the song.
On the radio the fat lady is more than half way through the song.
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Mic’s been switched on.
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Think the Sat Nav may have been set a little further and that the Championship is only a short stop over on route.
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