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Is NOT coming home !
Hello Guys, I was thinking to invite my girlfriend to see England vs Netherlands however as England always lose when they face half decent team I am wondering if is a better idea to invite her to watch some movies ... any movie suggestions guys ? As usual please no p*rno movie as she is very decent and serious woman actually she does not tolerates certain things in bed ! Thanks again Leonardo, for my friends just Leo is ok !
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Pop your clogs off and watch the film.
posted by Dazo. (Guest) - Wednesday 10th July 2024, 11:18 AM
Anything but one of your films cos yours are all crap.
posted by Vic (Guest) - Wednesday 10th July 2024, 12:51 PM
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Super Kids
Yamal vs Harris. Discuss
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Who ? What ? Why ?
posted by Jim (Guest) - Wednesday 10th July 2024, 7:15 AM
Both knobs
posted by The Real Ted (Guest) - Wednesday 10th July 2024, 9:15 AM
Ted ... what is wrong with you ? well lets also discuss Pele' vs Tom Cairney
posted by Morpheus The God of Dreams and Sleep (Guest) - Wednesday 10th July 2024, 9:16 AM
The only knob is you The real Ted
posted by Morpheus The God of Dreams and Sleep (Guest) - Wednesday 10th July 2024, 9:29 AM
What about Jeff Hopkins?
posted by Memphis the God of Wets. (Guest) - Wednesday 10th July 2024, 9:53 AM
Memphis , what about the Bozo the clown
posted by Francis (Guest) - Wednesday 10th July 2024, 12:12 PM
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Are we being robbed?
Talk of Joao Palhinoa going to Bayer Munchen for £42 mill seems a bit at odds when you consider Everton are asking £70 mill from United for Jarrad Branthwaite. This on off transfer is starting to look really stupid, he wants to go but signed a new contract, what is it with him?He was good, but he didn't play that well in the second half of the last season. We need to get another goalkeeper, two new defenders up to the pressure of playing week in week out in the Premiership, an midfield General like Danny Murphy or Alan Mullery someone who could their authority on a game and a premier league striker- Ivan Toney springs to be (l'd bet on him to be one of the leading scorers next season). We do NOT need anymore players who have to hop off to the African Nations Cup every two years, they are disuptive.
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Danny Murphy was more a Corporal Jones than a general.
posted by Paddy OâDoors (Guest) - Tuesday 09th July 2024, 4:10 PM
Think Mullerys a bit too old
posted by Chief (Guest) - Tuesday 09th July 2024, 5:12 PM
O'Doors...Danny was our midfield General.
posted by Walkinstown Pat. (Guest) - Tuesday 09th July 2024, 6:24 PM
Go to many games?
posted by Paddy OâDoors (Guest) - Tuesday 09th July 2024, 7:37 PM
Ha! Ha! Bitch!
posted by W.P. (Guest) - Tuesday 09th July 2024, 8:09 PM
Murphy was a far better all round midfielder than Palhinha â¦.no doubt whatsoever
posted by Scout (Guest) - Tuesday 09th July 2024, 8:35 PM
Exactly Scout! Danny had no pace,but marshalled the team well from midfield.
posted by W.P. (First Attended C.C. 29.10.1966. (Guest) - Tuesday 09th July 2024, 9:06 PM
toney would know all about betting, rich. who is he going to be leading scorer for?. keep your money in your pocket.
posted by mastos (Guest) - Wednesday 10th July 2024, 11:06 AM
scout, murphy was as different type of player, and as you are brentford anyway, whats it to you?
posted by TOM HARK (Guest) - Wednesday 10th July 2024, 11:29 AM
Comparing Danny Murphy with Palhinha ? lol Palhinha is just 10 x better .... that is why he is going to Bayern Munich
posted by Morpheus The God of Dreams and Sleep (Guest) - Wednesday 10th July 2024, 1:29 PM
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will they make it?
biden v trump- will it REALLY happen?. surely neither could stand, both looked totally shot away at that debate last week!
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Ronald...are you the son of Biden?
posted by Yankee Doodles. (Guest) - Tuesday 09th July 2024, 1:09 PM
yankee, i cant be, im only 98.
posted by RONALD RAY -GUN (Guest) - Tuesday 09th July 2024, 1:20 PM
Plus the special relationship...
posted by Old Grits. (Guest) - Tuesday 09th July 2024, 3:33 PM
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Arris.
With Mr Bellamy taking the reins at Wales FC...will Luke Harris be in line for the Welsh captaincy?
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NO !
posted by Bob (Guest) - Tuesday 09th July 2024, 2:05 PM
absolutely, totally, completely and utterly---NO!!!
posted by tom hark (Guest) - Wednesday 10th July 2024, 11:25 AM
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Is not comming Home
Lets face ! England just reach so far because of luck draw nothing to do with the football played once we meet a half decent team ... we are out and the sad part that has been like that for the past 3 or 4 tournaments one thing I must say Gary is very luck with the draws !!!
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gary who?
posted by twister (Guest) - Tuesday 09th July 2024, 11:20 AM
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Craig Bellamy new Wales Manager
I am delighted to announce Craig Bellamy is expected to be named the new Wales manager on Tuesday.It's understood that Bellamy will succeed Rob Page - who was sacked last month - after turning down the opportunity to stay at Burnley under new Clarets boss Scott Parker.Bellamy, 44, is a former Wales skipper who won 78 caps for his country between 1998 and 2013.The Football Association of Wales were open to the idea of appointing their first non-Welsh manager since 1999 after ending Page's three-and-a-half-year reign in the wake of failing to qualify for Euro 2024.Former France forward Thierry Henry and Georgia boss Willy Sagnol were among those linked with the position.But it is understood that Bellamy - who just lost out on the job in 2017 when Ryan Giggs was appointed - impressed the FAW hierarchy when he was interviewed in the north of England last week.Bellamy has spent the last two seasons at Burnley, where he worked as number two to Vincent Kompany.He was put in interim charge after Kompany left for Bayern Munich in May and Parker said on Monday that he wanted the Welshman to stay on his coaching staff at Turf Moor.But Bellamy has decided to return home to Wales, with only a couple of minor points to be ironed out before the FAW announce his appointment on Tuesday.Bellamy began his coaching career in the academy of hometown club Cardiff and served as Kompany's assistant at Anderlecht and then Burnley.Wales return to action with a Nations League home tie against Turkey on September 6 before heading to Montenegro three days late
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The first thing Bellamy will do is have Luke Harris in Baleâs old number 11 shirt and he be played in the Welsh seniors first team for the nation league games in September. I canât wait to see this will have many sleepless nights waiting for the day
posted by Pete (Guest) - Tuesday 09th July 2024, 6:27 AM
Golf club ring a bell ?
posted by Jim (Guest) - Tuesday 09th July 2024, 6:58 AM
No.. bell ringers do
posted by Bell ringer (Guest) - Tuesday 09th July 2024, 9:42 AM
You've never played crazy golf then ?
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England will loose
Hello Guys, I was thinking to invite my girlfriend to see England vs Netherlands however as England always loose when they face half decent team I am wondering if is a better idea to invite her to watch some movies ... any movie suggestions guys ? As usual please no p*rno movie as she is very decent and serious woman actually she does not tolerates certain things in bed ! Thanks again Leonardo, for my friends just Leo is ok !
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She likes a good yank then .
posted by Jim (Guest) - Monday 08th July 2024, 7:37 PM
Will LOOSE ? Typical Yank .
posted by Dave (Guest) - Tuesday 09th July 2024, 11:31 AM
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England will loose
Hello Guys, I was thinking to invite my girlfriend to see England vs Netherlands however as England always lose when they face half decent team I am wondering if is a better idea to invite her to watch some movies ... any movie suggestions guys ? As usual please no p*rno movie as she is very decent and serious woman actually she does not tolerates certain things in bed ! Thanks again Leonardo, for my friends just Leo is ok !
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Could get a film with dick van dyke in you never know she might change her mind and would like to watch the game
posted by Ipitombi (Guest) - Monday 08th July 2024, 10:14 PM
Morphine/Leonardo, whose dad made one heck of a tool.
posted by Paddy OâDoors (Guest) - Monday 08th July 2024, 11:03 PM
tombi and Paddy I was missing you guys !
posted by Leonardo Di Caprio (Guest) - Tuesday 09th July 2024, 9:23 AM
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Ambitious FC.
So it's the same old tired transfer policy at Ffc. Someone needs to remind the Khan's that the season starts in August.
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Has Alan Mullery still got he's football boots?
posted by Turlough O'C (Guest) - Monday 08th July 2024, 1:12 PM
It's all about the glorious Riverside stand...
posted by Pet Project. (Guest) - Monday 08th July 2024, 1:15 PM
I've got my trunks ready for next season.
posted by HBD. (Guest) - Monday 08th July 2024, 1:43 PM
Palhinha money will be invested in the same bond as Mitro moneyâs or FFC can invest in gold is up to you guys !
posted by Swiss banker (Guest) - Monday 08th July 2024, 2:59 PM
Mr Khan has he's project... Will Tony Jnr get a new leather jacket?
posted by Thames Bank Traveller. (Guest) - Monday 08th July 2024, 3:32 PM
what a grumpy bunch you all are. cottage pie, go back to your vegetables.
posted by fulham fan (Guest) - Tuesday 09th July 2024, 12:10 PM
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Why is Fulhamâs Womenâs team left behind
Next season, for the first time in the WSLâs 13-year history, every club in the top division of the English womenâs game will be affiliated to a menâs Premier League team. It didnât take long, did it? From starting off as a division which saw Lincoln finish fourth and Birmingham City as runners-up, the makeup of the division has been already transformed completely with Premier League brands.To some football purists, perhaps, this looming landmark will have seemed inevitable for years, and will represent a gradual and somewhat depressing mirroring of the menâs game; alas, the days when long-established womenâs teams such as Doncaster Rovers Belles could challenge for major honours seem long gone. If you found it refreshing that Yeovil Town could reach the top flight â they were in the WSL as recently as 2019 â then presumably this makes you rather gloomy.To others, warmly welcoming investment in the womenâs game from the richer clubs, this moment actually will be a positive sign, now that more and more top-flight menâs teams have been starting to take the womenâs game seriously. There can be no doubt that cash injections from Premier League clubs have helped the womenâs game take some enormous strides in professionalism, on and off the pitch.Yet, wherever your heart lies in that debate, something else is true: just because all 12 WSL teams are now linked to menâs Premier League clubs, that certainly doesnât mean that every Premier League club is funding a full-time womenâs team. Far from it.Some of the others arenât too far off the top level, theoretically. In the Championship, Southampton finished fourth last term, just seven points off promotion to the WSL, while newly promoted Newcastle have reached the second tier for the first time. Nottingham Forest, Wolves and Ipswich are all top-half sides in tier three, and all three narrowly missed out on promotion to the Championship in the 2022-23 campaign, albeit they all dropped off the pace slightly last term, and in Ipswichâs case, as their men have only just returned to the top tier after a 22-year absence, it doesnât seem fair to judge their investment in the womenâs team in the same way as more longstanding Premier League member clubs.By division for the 2024-25 seasonTier One WSL: Arsenal, Aston Villa, Brighton, Chelsea, Crystal Palace, Everton, Leicester, Liverpool, Manchester City, Manchester United, Tottenham, West HamTier Two Championship: Newcastle, SouthamptonTier Three National League Northern/Southern Premier Division: Nottingham Forest (northern), Wolves (northern), Ipswich (southern)Tier Four National League Division One South West: BournemouthTier Five London and South East Regional Premier Division: FulhamTier Six London and South East Regional Division One North: BrentfordThere are, however, three menâs Premier League-affiliated womenâs teams still languishing in tiers four, five and six of the pyramid, with Brentford in tier six ultimately being the lowest-ranked womenâs club linked to a Premier League team. Bournemouth and Fulham in tiers four and five respectively are playing catch-up too, and all three clubs might well be a touch embarrassed that Hashtag United are among the clubs flying high in tier three with a more-developed womenâs side.Nevertheless, even at lower levels, passion for the womenâs game among senior club staff appears to be growing, and it might not be long before all the remaining Premier League brands are competing in the upper echelons of womenâs football too. Especially because, in recent years, the aforementioned trio of Bournemouth, Fulham and Brentford have all been somewhat hindered by what lots of lower-league clubs feel are bottlenecks in the pyramid, because of the lower leaguesâ one-up, one-down promotion and relegation system.Bournemouth, in tier four, for example, went unbeaten throughout last season but even that was not enough for promotion, with Exeter City pipping them by two points. Playing in tier four still represents a huge improvement on where Bournemouth were eight years ago, though, when they were in the third tier of their local county league on park pitches with only friends and family spectating. More recently the womenâs team have drawn in crowds of 6,000 at the Vitality Stadium, while last season they awarded female player contracts for the first time, and the club has created a full youth pathway for girls and an FA âemerging talent centreâ.âSince being brought under the clubâs direction in June of last year following Bill Foleyâs takeover, our womenâs team has seen a significant increase in funding,â a Bournemouth spokesperson told the Guardian. âWe were proud to record an unbeaten league campaign and we are now looking forward to further supporting the team to compete again, this coming season and beyond.âIn tier five, Fulham have finished third in their division three years on the trot, but to long-serving fans, that will seem especially disappointing for those old enough to remember Fulhamâs womenâs side winning the FA Cup in 2003, a year when they were also league champions. England stars Rachel Yankey, Mary Phillip and Rachel Unitt were among their big names. That came after they had made history by turning professional in 2000, only for former chairman Mohamed Al Fayed to cut the teamâs funding and revert them to part-time status in 2004. The club was not truly reformed for a further decade.By 2022-23, 2,245 women and girls were involved in Fulhamâs programmes, up 31% on the year before, and the womenâs side now train at the clubâs Motspur Park training centre. It is still a far cry from the FA Cup final, but green shoots of recovery are emerging.Seemingly similarly suffering from the âbottleneckâ issue in the lower tiers, Brentford narrowly missed out on promotion to tier five in both of the past two seasons, most recently finishing second by a single point, competing in an amateur division with a broad range of abilities. They cruised to a 14-0 victory in one league game and scored six goals in three other separate games, certainly displaying a capability to be playing at a higher level already. Nonetheless, it will be a source of frustration to many Brentford fans to see themselves in the same league as Ashmount Leigh, Actonians Reserves and Denham United.That is largely because Brentfordâs womenâs teams were only integrated into the club in 2020-21. Their first team has achieved one promotion since then, and the womenâs B team has moved up two tiers, but the clubâs strategy has been to try to nurture organic growth and put in foundations for the long-term rather than to buy their way up through the divisions rapidly. They are investing more money in the womenâs and girlsâ programme, year-on-year, but itâs been focused on aspects such as staffing, medical support and strength and conditioning, rather than moving towards paying players to play. They train three evenings a week.The club staged fixtures at the 2022 Womenâs Euros, including a quarter-final, and hosted a Lionesses friendly against Australia in 2023, while their stadium has also hosted two womenâs club games, drawing in around 5,000 fans. Some of their games are played at Wheatsheaf Park, the former home of Staines Town, which also used to be the home ground of Chelsea when they won their first WSL title in 2015. Emulating that achievement is clearly still a long way off for Brentford, but they do have aspirations to move up the pyramid.Could they all do more? Arguably. Speak to almost any club across the land about their womenâs football expenditure and they will quickly point to the womenâs game ânot yet being financially sustainableâ. That should always be taken with a pinch of salt, though, given that it is a matter of public record that Premier League clubs spent more than £400m on agents fees alone in the year to February 2024, up from £318m in the previous 12-month period. There is enough money to go around within the sport. Womenâs teams just are not always high on the priority list for spending. But at least they are on board the womenâs football train, and the ultimate destination is the WSL.
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More Cut & Paste...
posted by Old Cutter. (Guest) - Monday 08th July 2024, 12:36 PM
Donât write back to Brentford people on this site it mashes them write more
posted by MicktheBeard (Guest) - Monday 08th July 2024, 1:35 PM
Will you be bringing your trunks next season?
posted by Mickey O'Chin. (Guest) - Monday 08th July 2024, 1:47 PM
Why has Mick posted twice on the Brentford situation?
posted by Show Me the Way... (Guest) - Monday 08th July 2024, 1:50 PM
MicktheBeard I thought you have shaved your beard ! anyway Little bees are a third standard club that should be on non league football in my opinion!
posted by Morpheus The God od Dreams and Sleep (Guest) - Monday 08th July 2024, 7:33 PM
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Killing This Site
Somebody coming on this site is trying to kill it. It is either a conspiracy or one person is coming on under many different guises putting on long items that have nothing to do with Fulham or they are going on obsessively about certain things, clubs or young players. Can this not be stopped as they are succeeding as many regulars have already been driven away.
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Brentford are the winners!
posted by Tom (Guest) - Monday 08th July 2024, 5:05 AM
They werenât at Wembley v us !
posted by Dan (Guest) - Monday 08th July 2024, 6:49 AM
Up the Bees!
posted by John (Guest) - Monday 08th July 2024, 6:57 AM
They like it up em !
posted by Dan (Guest) - Monday 08th July 2024, 7:30 AM
Many of our fans have supported Brentford with us since our days at Griffin Park with a match day routine of visiting one of the four pubs on each corner of the ground.These pubs, such as The Griffin have become a community institution for our fans. Despite our move nearby to the Gtech Community Stadium, the pub remains an important location for many of our fans who visit it before and after home matches.
posted by Bees (Guest) - Monday 08th July 2024, 12:07 PM
Donât write back to Brentford people on this site it mashes them write more
posted by MicktheBeard (Guest) - Monday 08th July 2024, 1:37 PM
Many of our fans ? You havenât got many !
posted by Sw6 (Guest) - Monday 08th July 2024, 1:42 PM
Why what have they won
posted by Ipitommbie (Guest) - Monday 08th July 2024, 6:50 PM
Ipitommbie ... Tombie I was missing you my dear friend where have you been ? Take care Leo !
posted by Leonardo Di Caprio (Guest) - Monday 08th July 2024, 7:37 PM
the only way to get rid of these posts is to do the one thing that would prove unpopular but is looking more and more necessary- a full registration system. they wouldnt be so brave if their identities were known.its getting worse, and we have lost so many good contributors, and nobody wants to know about brentford, exeter, or any other club.
posted by mastos (Guest) - Tuesday 09th July 2024, 11:52 AM
That is fine, but I have tried to register but never get the confirmation email they say they are sending.
posted by Mr B P (Guest) - Tuesday 09th July 2024, 4:25 PM
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Brentford have become a bigger club
i told you all ,no one is listening, robinson will be next our ship is sinking fast ,bernd leno will also be going
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You did vote Reform didnât you?
posted by Paddy OâDoors (Guest) - Sunday 07th July 2024, 10:30 PM
Marco has let them go as he has Luke Harris
posted by Pete (Guest) - Sunday 07th July 2024, 10:42 PM
A new name for Snout, Morpheus, Spoofslayer, ah well at least he's not banging on about Puke Harris.
posted by Ted (Guest) - Monday 08th July 2024, 1:00 AM
dean, only last week you was on here spouting your drivel, why are you on here, unless you get the masoch*stic pleasure of being mocked?. you had enough answers to your "bigger than" remark, but of course, you didnt have the nerve to attempt an answer. with or without last seasons team, we will be bigger than your dull club, simply because action will always speak louder than words., which is all you posess.
posted by mastos (Guest) - Tuesday 09th July 2024, 11:30 AM
morpheus has always denied being anyone other than himself. then again, so has snout, spoofslayer and buzzturd.
posted by tom hark (Guest) - Tuesday 09th July 2024, 12:00 PM
am not a Brentford agent ,but they are looking a stronger team,5 first team player's have gone ,more to follow ,we have become a selling club no progression what so ever
posted by dean (Guest) - Tuesday 09th July 2024, 9:19 PM
you are right, no-one is listening to you, and for good reason-YOU TALk UTTER TWADDLE. your club has gone as far as it will ever go, fulham are today, brentford are yesterday, simple. incidentally, what do you mean by "agent?". a couple of signings and the squad will be ready, unlike the team you really support, which certainly isint fulham.
posted by fulham fan (Guest) - Wednesday 10th July 2024, 11:15 AM
about time someone took dean to task. he cant be a fulham fan, he talks so much rubbish, and it always has an anti-fulham theme. he will be a good lad when he grows up.
posted by tom hark (Guest) - Wednesday 10th July 2024, 11:22 AM
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Covid is spreading again
There is some talk of a "summer Covid wave" at the moment. We all seem to know someone who has had it lately, or a friend who has been off sick.But have cases really gone up and are there any new variants we should be worried about? What else do we know right now?Is there a spike in infections?Possibly, but it is difficult to tell.We do know there has been a very small increase in the number of people being admitted to hospital with Covid.The number went up to 3.31 admissions per 100,000 in the week to 16 June, compared with 2.67 per 100,000 in the previous week.The largest group of people hospitalised with Covid were those aged 85 and over.In terms of how many people have Covid and stay at home, it is difficult to say.We no longer collect national data in the way we used to, as far less testing takes place now.That means many cases of Covid are not being recorded in the general population.The data, external we do have is based on laboratory tests taken across the country, mostly swabs taken from people in the healthcare system.*According to this data, per 100,000 people admitted to hospital in England on 26 June, 4.37 had symptoms or were sick enough to be tested and found positive for Covid.Hospitals no longer test everyone who is admitted so this figure does not reflect the Covid rate among all hospital patients, which is likely to be higher.Rates of Covid go up and down throughout the year, without necessarily becoming a cause for concern.Prof Paul Hunter, an epidemiology expert from the University of East Anglia, told the BBC he did not believe the current Covid rates were concerning.âI think we're probably seeing about as much infection this year as we were seeing last year - a little bit less, but not hugely less.âHe believes that generally, we are seeing far fewer deaths and far fewer hospitalisations from Covid than last year.Is there a new Covid variant?In recent months, we have seen a new group of variants , externalof Covid emerge, collectively nicknamed as FLiRT.They are descended from the dominant JN.1 variant, which is itself a sub-variant of the Omicron strain of Covid.Together they are accounting for many current Covid cases in England. The KP3 variant, which has driven a rise in cases in the US, has also been identified in the UK in small numbers.The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) said it needed âmore dataâ on the new variants to understand how severe and transmissible they might be.The agency, which is responsible for public health, also said it was âimpossibleâ to tell at this stage whether these variants were behind the small rise in hospital admissions.As it does with all new strains, the UKHSA said it would âcontinue to monitor these variantsâ in the UK and internationally and would gather more information on how well the vaccines protect people against them.But the agency said there was no current change to public health advice.It is normal for a virus to change and mutate and the UKHSA says the healthcare system is still âgetting to gripsâ with the ebb and flow of cases.Prof Hunter said Covid was now part of life and should not be as alarming as it once was.He said: âWe are all of us going to get repeated Covid infections from births through to death."Generally what we've seen is that over the last three years, four years, the severity of illness associated with Covid has gone down a lot."Ultimately, it's going to become another cause of the common cold and, for many people, that's what it is now."He added: âTo be honest, you can't really avoid it because it's so common.âHave Covid symptoms changed?The official list of Covid symptoms has not changed, according to the UKHSA.General symptoms, external can include:High temperature or shiveringNew, continuous coughLoss or change to your sense of smell or tasteShortness of breathFeeling tired or exhaustedAching bodyHeadacheSore throatBlocked or runny noseLoss of appetiteDiarrhoeaFeeling sick or being sickWhat are the rules around Covid now?There are no longer any legal restrictions requiring people to self-isolate if they have Covid. You also do not need to take a lateral flow test and there is no requirement to wear masks.However, government advice, external is to try to stay at home and avoid contact with other people for five days after testing positive.People should also avoid meeting people who are more likely to fall seriously ill if they were to catch Covid, such as elderly people or those with weakened immune systems.âIf you are showing symptoms of Covid-19 or flu, help protect others by staying at home and avoiding contact with other people, especially those who are more vulnerable,â the UKHSAâs consultant epidemiologist Dr Jamie Lopez Bernal saidBooster Covid vaccines are only available for some groups of peopleCan you still get a Covid vaccine?The vaccine programme has been scaled back since the initial rollouts early in the pandemic. Now, only certain people are entitled to jabs under seasonal booster programmes.They are:Aged 75 or overPeople with a weakened immune systemAdults who live in care homesVaccines are good at preventing severe Covid symptoms but they do not necessarily stop you becoming infected. NHS England previously urged anyone who was eligible for the jab, external to get vaccinated before the spring booster programme ended on Sunday, 30 June.The latest data showed four million people - 59.6% of those eligible - had been vaccinated under the scheme since April, including two-thirds of care home residents.
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Hmmm. Interesting. Hope Luke Harris has his mask on. Wouldnât want to lose him.
posted by Paddy OâDoors (Guest) - Sunday 07th July 2024, 3:16 PM
Luke found a cure for covid so he's safe. Also can play anywhere
posted by Rolf Jimmy Harris (Guest) - Sunday 07th July 2024, 4:17 PM
Its just a flu just like it was in the past
posted by Scare monger (Guest) - Sunday 07th July 2024, 5:31 PM
Maybe we all got it and died and are living under the hell of a Labour government.
posted by Paddy OâDoors (Guest) - Sunday 07th July 2024, 5:48 PM
14 years of hell under the Lying Tories , good riddance to them !
posted by Bob (Guest) - Sunday 07th July 2024, 7:12 PM
Yep, we need Reform. The revolution has begun.
posted by Paddy OâDoors (Guest) - Sunday 07th July 2024, 7:53 PM
One Ireland for the wee fellas...
posted by Dundalk Mick. (Guest) - Sunday 07th July 2024, 8:03 PM
Is the fa*g factory still there?
posted by Wexford Iron. (Guest) - Sunday 07th July 2024, 8:05 PM
Yes your house is still there
posted by John (Guest) - Sunday 07th July 2024, 9:29 PM
All right John...
posted by fa*g Ash Lille. (Guest) - Monday 08th July 2024, 4:02 AM
Itâs all Shisha nowadays. Got to keep with the times.
posted by Sweet Afton. (Guest) - Monday 08th July 2024, 3:48 PM
BAN LONG POSTS
posted by Owen (Guest) - Monday 08th July 2024, 6:52 PM
Covid over just a cold for most now if you are resonably healthy if you are old and get it hard luck thereâs a few on here would like the oldies wiped out
posted by Ipitombi (Guest) - Monday 08th July 2024, 10:21 PM
Got 14 years of labour now will be even worse give starmer a year heâs a wet fart
posted by Ipotomb (Guest) - Monday 08th July 2024, 10:23 PM
Covid will always be with us like colds, but if you are not young you must take the vaccine which usually stops the disease from killing you. The danger is a lot of people either do not realise this or have become complacent.
posted by Mr B P (Guest) - Tuesday 09th July 2024, 8:04 AM
I will die first reading this boring crap
posted by dean (Guest) - Tuesday 09th July 2024, 9:21 PM
what about yours dean?. dull, miserable, antagonising posts. go back to your hive, your misery isint welcome on here.
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GK: Leno/BendaRB: Catagne/TeteRCB: Diop/LDFLCB: Bassey/ReamLB: JediCDM: ReedCM: Lukic/TCCAM: Andreas / Luke Harris LW: AdamaRW: Iwobi/WilsonST: Muniz/Raul/Stanno
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Manager: Luke Harris GK: Luke Harris/Leno/Benda RB: Luke Harris/Catagne/Tete RCB: Luke Harris/Diop/LR LCB: Luke Harris/Bassey/Ream LB: Jedi/Luke Harris CDM: Reed/Luke Harris: Lukic/TC CAM: Andreas / Luke Harris LW: Adama/Luke Harris RW: Iwobi/Wilson/Luke Harris ST: Muniz/Raul/Stanno:Luke Harris....Jim Fixed it
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Four gone how many more?
Including Willian, thatâs 4 key first team players gone. How many more?? Ream will probably go. Robinson may go too. Can we successfully rebuild??
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Not back to training for another week donât panic sure weâll sign a few
posted by Chief (Guest) - Sunday 07th July 2024, 2:58 PM
Don't worry my boy Luke Harris is all over this remember he can play any where even Exeter
posted by Rolfey fiddler Harris (Guest) - Sunday 07th July 2024, 4:20 PM
johnc, i said weeks ago that nothing would get moving until after the euros, i dont go with this story about nobody will be signed at all, as some others have posted.. its just pointless scaremongering. willian and reid needed to be replaced sooner rather than later , both are over 30.as corporal jones would say" dont panic".
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What a man. Comes off the bench takes a penalty like he in a training session nerves of steal we winning the comp
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Luke Harris was supporting England yesterday with his mates
posted by John (Guest) - Sunday 07th July 2024, 8:53 AM
J o h n, what a boring b....rd youyou are
posted by Fred (Guest) - Sunday 07th July 2024, 1:11 PM
John is boring but Luke Harris isn't, Liverpool are sniffing around
posted by R Harris (Guest) - Sunday 07th July 2024, 4:22 PM
Not according to head Liverpool Scout Barry Hunter. In 2022 Hunter and his scouts watched Luke Harris 4 times it was a unanimous NO - simply not technically good enough for Liverpool.
posted by Leon (Guest) - Sunday 07th July 2024, 6:49 PM
So Liverpool where/are sniffing around thanks for confirming John-Leon
posted by Roc (Guest) - Sunday 07th July 2024, 9:08 PM
England is going far due to a luck draw as usual , the same on the previous tournaments nothing to do with quality of play nor the manager tactics ! When they meet a strong team will be the same old ... England will be out as usual and will not come home !
posted by UEFA and FIFA expert (Guest) - Monday 08th July 2024, 12:59 PM
Cup games just need a bit of luck doubt w3 will lose on pens at the , moment best around
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Totally gutted to have lost Bobby Decordova-Reid.He is a massive loss.Fulham you should have done more to hold on to him.Disgusted!
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I found him, he's in Leicester brev
posted by Conan (Guest) - Sunday 07th July 2024, 7:53 AM
Another poor decision
posted by Scout (Guest) - Sunday 07th July 2024, 7:55 AM
Was Bobbyâs decision, if they want to go then get rid. Not irreplaceable Iâd have thought, journeyman at best.
posted by Paddy OâDoors (Guest) - Sunday 07th July 2024, 10:45 AM
While we are once again sitting on our hands, my local side Brighton are making decent signings, right left and centre. The difference is that they have Mr Bloom in charge of their operation, and he just gets on with things, and the team are already back in training, and they will be ready for their pre-season friendlies with a full squad. unlike our snail like pace of making signing, that is even if we are going to make any. Maybe it is the seaside atmosphere which is the attraction, which I must admit is lovely, and not the London congestion, that puts them off, although they only visit CC on match days, as our training ground is still in leafy Surrey. Come on Fulham, wake up and smell the coffee, or we will lose our main asset Marco Silva, plus a number of supporters as well.
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Agree paddy nothing special
posted by Ipitombi (Guest) - Monday 08th July 2024, 6:58 PM
so do i.
posted by mastos (Guest) - Tuesday 09th July 2024, 11:41 AM
No pro at a decent club goes there daily only on match days More At training complex training pitches catering more complex players need dietary food better At training ground
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Max Kilman - was in Fulhamâs academy
Kilman began his career in the academy at Fulham. As a teenager, he joined futsal club Genesis Futsal Club while continuing to play the 11-a-side game. He later joined the academy at Gillingham before signing for Maidenhead United in 2015, after making a single London Senior Cup appearance for Welling United against co*ckfosters in October 2014. Kilman was loaned out to Southern Football League side Marlow for the 2016â17 season.Kilman returned the following season and made his debut for the Magpies on the opening day of the 2017â18 season against Maidstone United, while continuing his futsal career, signing for Helvécia. He went on to make 39 appearances for Maidenhead before signing for Wolverhampton Wanderers for an undisclosed fee on transfer deadline day in August 2018.Wolverhampton WanderersKilman spent the season with the club's under-23 side, helping them to win promotion from the second tier of the Premier League reserve competition. In April 2019, head coach Nuno EspÃrito Santo stated that "Max is 100 per cent integrated into the (first team) squad... I just see him as a very good football player, a centre-half with quality. He's big, aggressive. He has to improve like all young players, but we're really, really happy with Max." Kilman was first included in a senior matchday squad in December 2018, and was an unused substitute on five occasions before he made his senior debut on 4 May 2019, coming on as a last-minute substitute in a 1â0 win against Fulham in the Premier League. In doing so, he became the first player to go directly from non-League to the Premier League, with no loans in between, since Chris Smalling moved from Maidstone United to Fulham in 2008. made his full senior debut for Wolves in a 4â0 home win against FC Pyunik of Armenia in the 2019â20 UEFA Europa League Qualifying Third Round, 2nd Leg, on 15 August.On 21 April 2020, Wolverhampton's Express & Star announced that Kilman's contract with Wolves had been extended until the summer of 2022. On 21 October, Wolves announced that Kilman had extended his contract with the club until the summer of 2025.On 1 November 2021, Kilman scored the opening goal in Wolves's 2â1 win over Everton at Molineux. The goal, a well-taken header, following a corner from the left from Rayan Aït-Nouri, was Kilman's first for Wolves (in his 44th appearance for the club at senior level) and his first in the Premier League. Four days later, Kilman signed a new long-term deal with Wolves until 2026.Kilman lines up for Wolverhampton Wanderers in 2024Kilman made his 100th competitive appearance for Wolves in their 1â0 home win against Chelsea on 8 April 2023.On 11 August 2023, Wolves announced that Kilman had been appointed club captain (in succession to the recently-departed Rúben Neves)and two days later it was announced that Kilman had signed a new five-year contract with Wolves, running until 2028.Kilman made his 100th Premier League appearance on 4 November 2023, away to Sheffield United. Wolves lost the match 2â1, conceding a penalty deep into time added on at the end of the second-half.Kilman scored his second Wolves goal, and first since becoming club captain, in the final game of 2023, a 3â0 win against Everton at Molineux in the Premier League on 30 December. In the 2023â24 season, he was one of two outfield players to feature in all 3,420 minutes in the Premier League, along with William Saliba.West Ham UnitedOn 6 July 2024, Kilman joined West Ham United by signing a seven-year contract, for a reported £40million transfer fee.
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Get off our message board youMental. Retard.
posted by Ted (Guest) - Saturday 06th July 2024, 5:05 PM
More Son of...
posted by Dr Phibes. (Guest) - Saturday 06th July 2024, 5:07 PM
So boring who cares?
posted by Chief (Guest) - Saturday 06th July 2024, 5:49 PM
Max Killman a good player thanks for the read very interesting. Great to hear about how ex Fulham players are getting on
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Max Kilman was sold by part time Maidenhead to Wolves for £40,000 in 2018 They inserted a sell on clause, which was triggered today after he joined West Ham Itâs thought it will net them anywhere between £4-8 million This will âprofoundly change the future of the clubâ
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Iâve just found out the prime ministerâs father was a toolmaker. Why wasnât this mentioned during the election?
posted by Paddy OâDoors (Guest) - Saturday 06th July 2024, 7:10 PM
The biggest tool his father e ever produced, was his son Keir, and you won't get a bigger tool than that.
posted by LTS (Guest) - Saturday 06th July 2024, 10:21 PM
Too many prisoners and he thinks the answer is cut reoffending. Sees no connection at all between prisons full of foreigners and immigration. Let them reoffend all they like, only let them do it where they come from. Glad I could help.
posted by Paddy O'Doors (Guest) - Saturday 06th July 2024, 10:37 PM
LTS, have you never heard of Bodger Johnson , Liz Truss to name two of numerous Tory tools ! Good riddance!
posted by Jim (Guest) - Sunday 07th July 2024, 7:33 AM
Maidenhead originally had a 20% sell on clause for Max Kilman but agreed to lower it to 10% to get this deal done. The club had to sacrifice 4 million pound to get the deal done. They received 4 million instead of 8 million. Poor from Wolves demanding they do that
posted by Tom (Guest) - Sunday 07th July 2024, 9:10 AM
Media wetting themselves. Over starma promising the earth Letâs se3 him deliver by the way you canât just build houses And the immigration problem wonât go away all of a sudden heâs going to build. Wind turbines on land
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No he's not !
posted by Sam Scuffles (Guest) - Saturday 06th July 2024, 3:32 PM
Is he with Exeter or Forest Green?
posted by Leon (Guest) - Saturday 06th July 2024, 4:12 PM
Isnât he in Tenerife with Shamina Begum?
posted by Paddy OâDoors (Guest) - Sunday 07th July 2024, 10:42 AM
Oh yes he is
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Can he give me any news on Exeterâs prospective signings? Iâm also thinking of dating Emily Thornaberry, Iâd like some information on hiring heavy duty haulage equipment and cattle feed.
posted by Paddy OâDoors (Guest) - Saturday 06th July 2024, 2:43 PM
Exeter City is thrilled to announce the seven players that have signed scholarships for the new season.Seven new faces have signed their first-year scholarships to join Ian Parkes' side ahead of the new season, all seven have come directly from our Academy Schoolboy programme. They are:Jude Horn â Jude is from Exeter and has been at the Academy since the under-8 level. Jude is an energetic full back with a great engine and is a player who likes to dominate 1-v-1 situations.Callum Graham â Callum is from Weston-Super-Mare and has been at the club since under-9 level. Callum is a technical, left footed wide player and has a good understanding of the game.Image of Callum Graham signing his scholarshipLuke Hodgetts â Luke is a combative central midfield player, with excellent receiving skills. Originally from Somerset, Luke has been at the club since under-14s level.Harry Crees â Harry is a central midfield player and has been at the Academy since under-9s level. Local to Exeter, Harry is also capable of playing at centre back due to his physical capabilities and is a technical player with a very good range of passing.Aidan Bown â Aidan is a player local to Exeter and has been at the club since under-8s level. Aidan is a technically gifted midfielder, who excels at manipulating the ball and dictating the game.Jack Anthony â Jack is a physical centre back who stands at 6â2 and is comfortable in possession. From Somerset, Jack has been at the Academy since under-14s level and has been a captain at the younger age groups.Liam Cartwright â Liam is from Torquay and had a breakout year with the under-18s in 2023/24, playing well above his age group. Liam is a centre back but has shown he is very comfortable playing all across the back line.Academy Director Arran Pugh said: "This season, all seven of the incoming scholars have come directly from our Academy Schoolboy programme. This demonstrates the quality and potential of players that we have in this particular age group, with four of the lads starting all the way back in our pre-academy."It should also provide continuity and alignment with the culture and standards of the Club, which will benefit the group both on and off the pitch."Many of the boys will still be moving in with host families, as the group is made up of young men from across the South West. The 2-year scholarship is designed to support and develop the boys with their academic studies and personal growth alongside their football progression, and living away from home for the first time will be a big part of this for some of the group.'Many of the boys had experience playing in the U18 side last season, whilst still in their U16 year and we feel it is important to provide similar opportunities this season to any young players that are ready and will benefit from the increased challenge."
posted by KIARA HAHN (Guest) - Saturday 06th July 2024, 3:22 PM
Kiaora, lovely drink , is it still available?
posted by Don (Guest) - Saturday 06th July 2024, 3:22 PM
Kiara , I'm sure you're the tart I got off with last month but that was California Norfolk England , I've been checked out and I got the all clear !
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Good luck for the future Bobby and thanks for your excellent performances for Fulham over the last 6 years.
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Thanks I regularly come on this forum and read the posts
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Palhinha leaving will crumble our central midfield area, heâs the main reason we have avoided relegation the past two seasons. We are selling on the cheap especially as we have him on a long contract. Unless a big replacement is lined up this is terrible business.
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dickhe*d
posted by KIARA HAHN (Guest) - Saturday 06th July 2024, 2:51 PM
more unacceptable twaddle from the runt in the pack. we were nowhere near relegation last season, a nd coped when he was missing. a great player but he wanted to go to bayern a year ago.why all this relegation rubbish, we are not one of the three lowest clubs, but you scout, are the lowest of the low.
posted by fulham fan (Guest) - Saturday 06th July 2024, 3:02 PM
Fulham fan, get real you muppet,where we finished last year has no bearing on next season. We have already lost the mainstay of the team with no as yet quality replacements, if anything we will be relegation fodder.
posted by REALISTIC (Guest) - Saturday 06th July 2024, 10:53 PM
Realistic coming out with the usual bs !
posted by Jim (Guest) - Sunday 07th July 2024, 7:35 AM
If you look you will see we done pretty well when he was suspended he actually was not the force of last season. Think ffc. Got a good deal on a 29 year old
posted by Ipotombi (Guest) - Monday 08th July 2024, 7:18 PM
all you can do is come on here and throw a tantrum. you know your true place, so its a bit richcoming from you.
posted by be realistic (Guest) - Tuesday 09th July 2024, 12:13 PM
yes, i mean you, realistic. relegation fodder?-GROW UP YOU SILLY CHILD!.
posted by be realistic (Guest) - Tuesday 09th July 2024, 1:15 PM
see a few Fulham donuts ON HERE school holidays now they can learn to read
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So palinha is off, William the same and now Bobby Reid yet weâre still not any closer to bringing anyone in. For once wish weâd have our business done early so the can gel before the season and this window probably our most important in years. Surely the club must of known was all coming
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We always do things late, we are at the end of the food chain.
posted by Scout (Guest) - Saturday 06th July 2024, 11:03 AM
Mean b.....ds running the club that's why.
posted by BC (Guest) - Saturday 06th July 2024, 11:45 AM
And again Forrest are of and running 3 more players signed along with wolves and ipswich again we are just looking , looking at what more cheapo bargains we dont want .?And they got the bleedin nerve to charge us over the top prices to watch what ???.
posted by the real arch bishop (Guest) - Saturday 06th July 2024, 12:06 PM
ads has been pointed out many times before, only three clubs have actually signed anyone yet, and fulham never usually say anything, even when they are about to.at the end of the day, how they conduct their approaches is up to them. do you think they were watching the euros for anyone?
posted by fulham devotee (Guest) - Saturday 06th July 2024, 3:14 PM
3 clubs really look again .
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So palinha is off, William the same and now Bobby Reid yet weâre still not any closer to bringing anyone in. For once wish weâd have our business done early so the can gel before the season and this window probably our most important in years. Surely the club must of known was all coming
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Willian not gone yet playing silly beggars After a pay rise
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Exeter have signed defender Jack McMillan on a two-year deal following his departure from Partick Thistle at the end of last season.McMillan made 89 appearances for the Scottish Championship side over two years at the club.The 26-year-old, who plays mainly as a right-back, started out in Motherwell's academy and has also spent time at Livingston.The move links McMillan back up with Grecians boss Gary Caldwell, who signed him initially on loan at Partick Thistle in 2019."I really liked how he [Caldwell] worked in terms of position and things I could take forward into the next season at Livingston," McMillan told the Exeter website, external."It's great to see familiar faces because you already have that mutual respect."I'm a player who likes to do the basics well and hard work is always the minimum for me. I'm quite an attacking full-back and deliver crosses for the strikers."I always look at numbers and I hope to get lots of assists - and hopefully a few goals - for the team. Exeter are very hopeful of bringing Fulhamâs star youngster Luke Harris back to the club on loan
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The posts on here are getting worseIt's bad enough the Bees postsBut they are a near neibour and a premier side but why Exeter.l for oneWill not be posting untill the seasonStarts and only if it's about FFC.
posted by Putney pete (Guest) - Saturday 06th July 2024, 9:58 AM
pete, it doesnt matter what bentford are, most of it you cant print on a family website, they shouldnt come on here at all. i did notice you do praise them a lot in some of your posts, and it does make me wonder---.
posted by FULHAM FAN (Guest) - Saturday 06th July 2024, 10:25 AM
Some good potential signings for Fulham from Exeter it appears
posted by Leon (Guest) - Saturday 06th July 2024, 10:54 AM
Appears where ? The Beano ?
posted by Jim (Guest) - Saturday 06th July 2024, 11:10 AM
Would rather go to a much bigger Devon club like Plymouth .
posted by Jim (Guest) - Saturday 06th July 2024, 11:11 AM
Right pete moderator DO YOUR JOB. PULL THE PLUG ON THESE PRATS
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Tom Carroll has opted to turn down a contract offered to him at the end of last season and will now join League Two side MK Dons as a free transfer. Carroll joined City last July after a year out of the game and finishes his career with the Grecians on 45 appearances in all competitions and one goal. Manager Gary Caldwell said: âTom was excellent for the club last season after joining us following a year out of football. His experience was pivotal for the younger players in the group last season and we wish him all the very best at MK Dons."Everyone at the club wishes Tom the best and our thanks go to him for his efforts for the club during his time with us."
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Gremio have given up on signing Fulham forward Carlos Vinicius due to his high wage demands, according to Portal de Gremista.The Brazilian striker is up for sale this summer having spent the second half of last season on loan at Turkish side Galatasaray, where he scored twice in fourteen games. It is reported that Vinicius wanted more than £50,000 a week, which will likely prize him out of a return to his homeland.
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Exeter City are delighted to announce the signing of midfielder Ed Francis for an undisclosed fee from National League side Gateshead. Signing on a two-year deal â with a club option of a third - Ed becomes Gary Caldwellâs fifth capture of the summer transfer window and linked up with his new side on Thursday. The Manchester native began his career at the age of six with the Man City academy and signed a professional deal in 2018, captaining the under-18s in the final of the FA Youth Cup against Chelsea in 2017. Graduating from the academy at the Etihad, he moved to the Netherlands where joined Almere City and featured for both the first and development side in the second and third division. The 24-year-old was signed by Wolves in January 2019, loaned to Grasshoppers Zurich, then joined League Two side Harrogate Town in the 2020/21 season. He played 20 times for the Sulphurites and scored his first goal in England â and was announced by the North Yorkshire side as a new signing at St James Park before a league game in December 2020. He also played against the Grecians in September 2021. Ed then joined Notts County, where he was part of their 2022/23 National League promotion winning side â he played a total of 53 games in two seasons for the Magpies.Francis enjoyed further success last season with Gateshead, where he was a winner at Wembley as the Heed lifted the FA Trophy. He leaves the Tyneside club with 58 appearances â 14 of those as club captain - and three goals. âIâm very happy to be here, Iâm really excited for the new season and I canât wait to get started,â Ed said from a sunny Exmouth beach, where the squad were engaged in a pre-season team bonding session.âI first heard about the interest about a month ago and I was desperate to get the deal over the line, and Iâm very pleased."Ed Francis on interest from CityâMyself and Gary had a very good honest conversation about the club and how it was fan owned, with the connection to the fans. That is something I had last year with Gateshead, so that really suits me. âWe spoke about how he wants me to play and where I fit in, and it all really appealed to me.âManager Gary Caldwell explained what it was about Ed that made him the perfect fit for Exeter City. âEd is a left-footed player who is technically very gifted and we see him as someone who has a big future as our number six,â Gary said.âHe actually started out as a centre-back and transitioned when he signed for Harrogate, and is someone who is at a perfect stage of his career to continue his development and improve as a player.âMost importantly, he was desperate to sign for us.â
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Who cares? Whatâs that got to do with Fulham?
posted by Chief (Guest) - Saturday 06th July 2024, 6:50 AM
Hopefully he will be a good influence on wonderkid Luke, It's good to know who Exeter are signing.
posted by Rolf Harris (Guest) - Saturday 06th July 2024, 7:25 AM
The posters on this site really are scraping the barrell. Our ambitionIt seems maybe on par with the 2ndDivision.
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The harsh reality is that we are haemorrhaging players left right and centre and it is a bloodbath with the likes of Dec Reed, Willian, Palhinha and others going at the moment. We don't know if there are players to replace these guys already or are we waiting and picking from the Euro shop window etc? I just hope it is not the case that we will be replacing these players at the last minute of the window because we really could find ourselves in trouble replacing a number of key players in a short time. When it comes to recruiting a striker that can come in and hit the ground running it can be a bit of a lotteryto even pick a good-un. Muniz doesn't exactly fill our hearts with joy and happiness but Marco likes him and i think there is a lot of improvement to come from him. Marco thinks a lot about Muniz and if it all goes wrong, we sink down to the oblivion of the championship.With no world cup tournament to worry about Muniz will be fresh as a daisy and he should be chomping at the bit and ready to rumble. Let's just hope Marco hasn't lost his marbles concerning Muniz.
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"and others"? We are hardly haemorrhaging players. We knew Tosin was going, Palinha was almost a certainty, Willian was on a 1 year contract and the Saudi league is perfect for an ageing hero to top up his coffers. The Decorator has been a great workhorse servant for the club but is getting on a bit and his contract was up so I suspect the club happy to let him go.. And others? Let's see, I would mind getting rid of Vinnie and perhaps Robinson will go but we all recognise his strength is speed, but his crossing is woeful and without Willian to help him he won't be the same player. Take a breath and a page out of Eric Idle's book, always look on the bright side of life..
posted by Ted (Guest) - Saturday 06th July 2024, 1:46 AM
So far only the Telegraph have reported Palinha is leaving. Why do you think articles written in newspapers are called stories.
posted by Mr B P (Guest) - Saturday 06th July 2024, 6:04 AM
Transfer wise there is no bright side,We are on the top of shelter skelterLooking down, do we take the ride tooblivion or step back to success.
posted by Cottager (Guest) - Saturday 06th July 2024, 10:09 AM
cottager, dont worry yourself, bentford will take that ride. you are like a number on this site who are over-reacting just because business hasnt started YET.
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Burnley have appointed Parker as head coach,
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And that has what to do with Fulham?
posted by The Time Is Ncw - Friday 05th July 2024, 10:13 PM
He will f--k them up like every other club he has been with...
posted by BC (Guest) - Friday 05th July 2024, 11:38 PM
talk of parker should stop , hes been gone three years. and talk of exeter shouldnt even start.
posted by tom hark (Guest) - Saturday 06th July 2024, 10:43 AM
Hear hear stop all nonsence about 3rd rate teams
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Gosh we will miss him what a player
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No we wonât, he was poor second part of the season.
posted by Marco (Guest) - Friday 05th July 2024, 9:50 PM
Yes we will , heâs class .
posted by Jim (Guest) - Saturday 06th July 2024, 8:43 AM
jim you are right, marco what are you on?. he is one of the best signings the club has made. when he finally goes , we will miss him.
posted by fulham fan (Guest) - Saturday 06th July 2024, 10:08 AM
i agree with jim. sheer class. even when he he had a dip in form towards the end, he still coped, and hes been brilliant in the euros. one of our best signings in the premiership era.
posted by tom hark (Guest) - Saturday 06th July 2024, 10:32 AM
Red card waiting every game, off the boil all season see what Bayone make of him .
posted by the real arch bishop (Guest) - Saturday 06th July 2024, 12:09 PM
he will probably do well, archie, you do sound a tad bitter that hes going.
posted by tom hark (Guest) - Saturday 06th July 2024, 3:05 PM
- and isint he going to bayern, not bayone?
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Brazilian club Gremio have stopped talks He wants £214k a month ahahahahahahahahahahahahahahah
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Luke Harris to play goalie?
posted by Pete (Guest) - Friday 05th July 2024, 4:11 PM
why are you using that name? hes best forgotten.
posted by irate fulham fan (Guest) - Friday 05th July 2024, 4:34 PM
Put's a whole new angle on touching up players doesn't it
posted by Fred (Guest) - Saturday 06th July 2024, 1:48 AM
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No signing as yet we are doomed. Doom I say
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Yep small bentford definitely doomed .
posted by Bob (Guest) - Friday 05th July 2024, 10:42 AM
no signings anywhere else, either. get back to your m4 horsebox.
posted by mastos (Guest) - Friday 05th July 2024, 11:20 AM
There are several signings made already, wolves picked up another yesterday,same old same old, wait till they are free then pounce.
posted by the real arch bishop (Guest) - Friday 05th July 2024, 1:50 PM
There are several signings made already, wolves picked up another yesterday,same old same old, wait till they are free then pounce.
posted by the real arch bishop (Guest) - Friday 05th July 2024, 1:52 PM
Loads of unemployed Tory MPs, wonder if any of them can kick a ball?
posted by Paddy OâDoors (Guest) - Friday 05th July 2024, 4:05 PM
No players in the offing, but a lot of departures.it looks like the championship beckons. I see Owens love child and idol sid vicious seems to think he is a real footballer who can demands squillions in pay terms. Think again SID.
posted by Riverside (Guest) - Friday 05th July 2024, 5:42 PM
what on earth are you talking about?. its clear that once the euros are out the way, the business will start, as there are obviously gaps left by the departure of tosin, and it seems jp. i am sure marco silva knows what he requires. please dont come here with your bleats about relegation. you should know by now ,very little is done at this time, but will pick up, because in fulhams case, its got to this time.
posted by fulham fan (Guest) - Saturday 06th July 2024, 10:16 AM
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We are officially the site of the Luke Harris fan club
How many fans will sign up
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One maximum!
posted by Bob (Guest) - Friday 05th July 2024, 7:45 AM
Make that two Iâm all in
posted by Pete (Guest) - Friday 05th July 2024, 8:34 AM
Fan website can be found at www.lukeharris.co.uk
posted by Tom (Guest) - Friday 05th July 2024, 8:36 AM
Two ? Whose the other one Pete , certainly not me !
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Added up possible departures originally was hoping to get in reserve europe league or get in a final of a cup.But with so much disruption replacing so many players it will be a challenge to survive,just look at list.Thatâs if they all leave,Ream and Willian to old to rock and roll,tosin wants success but I think itâs money,Bobby reed more money, back up left back,back up left wing and 3rd goalkeeper and vicious not good enough and finally our best assetâs silva brou I ght in gives us money to spend at last palhinha and pereira . That is 10 players to change and to inter grate in squad too many at once very bad planning could be a struggle tho season o say it again 10 players terrible planning.
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MicktheBeard Marco must have Luke Harris in his starting 11 now so many first team players are leaving
posted by Pete (Guest) - Friday 05th July 2024, 6:53 AM
BS . Plenty of young players at ffc who are far better than Harris.
posted by Bob (Guest) - Friday 05th July 2024, 7:26 AM
One being 17 year old midfielder Josh King. The Secret scout who closely follows the best young talent in the UK and around the world rates Josh as our best player. When he was asked about Luke Harris making it a Fulham his reply was decent player but no he wonât make it at Fulham
posted by Leon (Guest) - Friday 05th July 2024, 7:38 AM
Heâs not exactly pulling up trees at Exeter !
posted by Bob (Guest) - Friday 05th July 2024, 7:46 AM
Bob you are clearly jealous of Luke Harris. £20K per week wage long term contract. Star player at Exeter
posted by Pete (Guest) - Friday 05th July 2024, 8:14 AM
Jealous? Don't be silly Pete , due to running a successful company I'm a wealthy man living a comfortable life so no , I'm definitely not Jealous of a kid playing lower league football .
posted by Bob (Guest) - Friday 05th July 2024, 10:32 AM
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AGREE Luke Harris will rip up the premier league if given the chance. Future premier league player of the year his technical ability is off the charts much higher than Phil Foden. Donât understand why Pep not keen to partner Luke and Phil Foden together
posted by Pete (Guest) - Thursday 04th July 2024, 10:23 PM
What about Luke Harris arranged loan to Forest Green is it off??
posted by Tom (Guest) - Thursday 04th July 2024, 10:24 PM
Ripping it up at Exeter!
posted by Bob (Guest) - Thursday 04th July 2024, 10:40 PM
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Donât even think about Luke Harris near our academy not good enough to lace the boots of our U18s
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Bentford donât have an acadamy.
posted by LOR (Guest) - Friday 05th July 2024, 1:43 AM
Lol , obviously bentford fan isnât a fan !
posted by Bob (Guest) - Friday 05th July 2024, 7:27 AM
no, hes just a jealous, uninformed worried little pondlife. now his bad points---
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Another boring home kit, is this really the best they can do, no imagination or design thought gone into it. The best kits are always the away and third kits.
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Our Colours are black and white what would you expect then to do with them to excite you, ones you could play noughts and crosses on?
posted by Mr B P (Guest) - Thursday 04th July 2024, 10:54 PM
Black and white and a dash of red, think of some home kits of the past.
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Former Fulham U21 captain signs for Southport
Sonny Hilton has officially signed with Southport FC. Hilton has already trained with his new teammates as they prepare for pre-season which is just around the corner with SFC set to welcome Preston North End to The Big Help Stadium. Sonny Hiltonâs Journey: From Fulham to SFCThe attackerâs pedigree is clear, having come through the ranks at Fulham and enjoying a successful Premier League 2 career, captaining his side while making 63 appearances and notching 31 goal involvements. The 23-year-old has also made his mark on the international stage, with appearances for England U16, U17, and U19.Now at Haig Ave, Sonny joins just in time to get a full pre-season under his belt with SFC manager Jim Bentley. With the fixtures due to be released this month, The Port will soon find out who we will take on first as we aim to build on an exciting summer of signings and push on for a successful 24/25 campaign.
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Do your job properly Need to ban Interlopers messing up this site and not regular posters. For reasons best known for Yourselves
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Iâm away for the duration whats the problem?
posted by Moderator (Guest) - Thursday 04th July 2024, 3:46 PM
Need to ban anything non Fulham or England ,any Brentford rubbish and Luke harris comments
posted by Chief (Guest) - Thursday 04th July 2024, 5:45 PM
What if LH, signs for BrentfordWe will be inandated with evenMore postings from the Bees.
posted by Cottager (Guest) - Thursday 04th July 2024, 6:51 PM
No chance he is not good enough For us. You mY need him at the rateYour players are leaving.
posted by Buzzi. B (Guest) - Thursday 04th July 2024, 6:58 PM
Iâm off as soon as possible, small bentford are just that , small , plus I donât fancy the relegation battle they will be in this coming season .
posted by Ivan T (Guest) - Thursday 04th July 2024, 8:02 PM
buzztwat, once toney goes, you have nothing left. nobody in their own mind would join your nasty little creation, whereas fulham can offer more, such as premiership football the season after next. your team were awful last season, it is you who should be concentrating on the struggle ahead.
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Will you all join me in celebration tonight when Sir Keir wins by a landslide, raise a glass of claret to us and savour the thought of Sir Keir fixing our broken country, he will be strong on law and order more police on the beat closed police stations opened up again, stop and search implemented again, knife and violent crime will be down, drug gangs hunted down, taxes down, savings protected capital gains tax down, all boats and dinghies stopped in France and returned to the beaches, you lucky people you'll never have had it so good
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lenny, wasnt that last quote made by a tory prime minister?
posted by mastos (Guest) - Thursday 04th July 2024, 11:48 AM
Lenny,the only people that will benefit from labour are those that choose not to work and demand their benefits every month, these are the same people that drive to the food bank to collect their freebieâs and send their kids to school without breakfast, break down their monthly benefits income and where it goes the answer will shock you, alcohol, smoking. Smart phones, vehicles, Sky tv, gambling, I havenât even mentioned the kids yet just incase thereâs any money left for them, the moral of this story is, Labour give in one hand and take back in the other. Happy voting
posted by Industrious (Guest) - Thursday 04th July 2024, 12:13 PM
Anybody but the lying Tories please.
posted by Jim (Guest) - Thursday 04th July 2024, 12:22 PM
Highest taxes in donkeys years thanks to the Tories .
posted by Mal (Guest) - Thursday 04th July 2024, 12:47 PM
I hope they don't re open them Police stations, it's like taking candy from a baby with them closed, when I climb down the drain pipe with my bag of swag full of tom over my shoulder I've no fear old bill will be about, cushty.
posted by Charlie the cat burglar (Guest) - Thursday 04th July 2024, 1:30 PM
Keir is gwate innit,.me spliffs safe wiv fwee dole money innit, so me shanks old peeps, get out jail sweet...Keir iswicked.
posted by Anhakivic (Guest) - Thursday 04th July 2024, 2:08 PM
WAKE UP LENNIE !! Starmer clueless
posted by Ipirombi (Guest) - Thursday 04th July 2024, 3:03 PM
I wouldn't even bother wasting my time to vote anymore, they're two cheeks of the same arse. Between them over the years they have ruined this country, beats me why everybody wants to come to this hole.
posted by Jm (Guest) - Thursday 04th July 2024, 3:27 PM
Labour and Tory are equally guilty backing the Brexit! As we know that was suicidal and blighted the growth (just look pathetic numbers compare with other countries) of this country since 2016! Neither are fit to govern frankly! The rest? They donât have a clue and keep reform away from the parliament otherwise, they will probably bring back toilets for the whites and toilets for the colour! Whereâs the looney party when we need them??
posted by JohnC (Guest) - Thursday 04th July 2024, 6:19 PM
Anyone disagreeing with brexit is anti British and therefore a traitor. We all know what should happen to traitors. Personally Iâd remove the hood so they can see the drop as well as feel it but Iâm sentimental like that.
posted by Paddy OâDoors (Guest) - Thursday 04th July 2024, 7:26 PM
I'm a millennial and I voted lib dem so I did
posted by BJ (Guest) - Thursday 04th July 2024, 8:01 PM
Grow your own Dope. Plant a politician
posted by Geezer (Guest) - Friday 05th July 2024, 4:09 PM
Grow your own Dope. Plant a politician
posted by Geezer (Guest) - Friday 05th July 2024, 4:09 PM
a brentford supporter took a dope test. he passed.
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In the old days it was Talk Wham...Now it has transited into Talk MU.
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i havent noticed that much change, manu dictates everywhere. boring.
posted by johnny oxford (Guest) - Thursday 04th July 2024, 11:47 AM
When Man U were very good the Man U supporters dominated the media, now the are rubbish their supporters still dominate the media saying how good they will become again soon. All we can say is we have avoid relegation again and once played in the second level European games. What can we really boast about.
posted by Mr B P (Guest) - Thursday 04th July 2024, 12:44 PM
Donât listen to it. See a post written by someone you donât like, donât read it. In fact, avoid anything that you find annoying, including me. Iâve not been to Mrs OâDoorsâ motherâs for years because I donât need the aggravation of the black cloud that follows her around.
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McTominay would be an improvement on Palhinha, happy days if we could get him
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To old to slow.
posted by BC (Guest) - Thursday 04th July 2024, 8:15 AM
improvement?- he would be two steps back. wrong as usual scout
posted by fulham pam (Guest) - Thursday 04th July 2024, 11:03 AM
are you sure,bc? hes only 27!
posted by fulham dave (Guest) - Thursday 04th July 2024, 5:26 PM
McTominay is class act with premier league experience. Gets around the midfield as good as Palhinha but scores more goals, a definite improvement but doubt if he will join, too good for us really.
posted by Ted (Guest) - Thursday 04th July 2024, 8:10 PM
Y apologies I thought he was 30
posted by BC (Guest) - Thursday 04th July 2024, 10:02 PM
ted, he would be a replacement maybe, but an improvement?- no way . palhinha is having a really good euros, mctominay is okay, but doesnt have the same type of presence. next season you will notice this quickly.
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Exeter City youngsters Alfie Cunningham, Sam Joce, Scott Simmons and Aamir Daniels have left the club. The four have departed the Grecians at the end of their second-year scholarships, along with Giulio Marroni who joined for the 2023/24 season on a work-experience loan from Crystal Palace FC.Simmons never made an appearance for City, while Joce, Cunningham and Daniels all made substitute appearances in the Bristol Streets Motors Trophy for Gary Caldwellâs men. The club have also confirmed all ten of the first-year Scholars will remain at the Club for their second season.They are: George Birch, Jacca Cavendish, Kye Cooper, Theo Cutler, Dan Layer, Liam Oakes, Santino Ohanaka, Jake Richards, Dylan Shanahan, and Kieran Wilson.Academy Director Arran Pugh said: "We are a fan owned, community Club whose model relies on Academy Graduates. As a group of staff and as an Academy, we ultimately want players to achieve a professional contract at the end of their scholarship but the most important aspect is developing people for the next part of their journey whatever that might be.
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Wonder if theyâre old enough to vote Reform today?
posted by Paddy OâDoors (Guest) - Thursday 04th July 2024, 7:13 AM
Apologies, my posts are meant for the Plymouth Argyle message board.
posted by Mick (Guest) - Thursday 04th July 2024, 7:48 AM
Again! Are you "Mick the Beard?"
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Exeter City have signed Northern Ireland international Josh Magennis on a one-year deal.The 33-year-old forward was released by Wigan Athletic at the end of last season after scoring 10 goals in 42 appearances across all competitions in the 2023-24 campaign.Magennis has 79 caps for his country on and has previously had spells at Hull City, Bolton Wanderers and Charlton Athletic."He is a real proven goalscorer at this level, and the level above, as well as having great international pedigree with Northern Ireland. His experience will be of huge benefit to our younger forwards," said boss Gary Caldwell told the Exeter website, external.
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Iâm totally confused , what day of the week is it ?
posted by Mick (Guest) - Thursday 04th July 2024, 7:49 AM
Who gives a s..t about a club 200m +From us in the lower reaches of theFootball league.
posted by Riverside (Guest) - Thursday 04th July 2024, 8:20 AM
Could you put anything that concerns Exeter on their site not on our. Look Harris for now is an Exeter players and should not be mentioned on this site either.
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palhinha willian tosin mitrovic all gone,robinson reid going , the future is not good.
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Thatâs the funniest thing Iâve heard in ages .
posted by Jim (Guest) - Wednesday 03rd July 2024, 9:20 PM
Keep poking away paranoid Brentford obsessed with our great club
posted by Chief (Guest) - Thursday 04th July 2024, 6:17 AM
24/25season Fulham championship fodder.
posted by Kew (Guest) - Thursday 04th July 2024, 8:23 AM
Kew , you base your post on ? You must get treatment for your obsession with Fulham fc , who , by the way , are far superior to your small , tinpot club , in every department !
posted by Sw6 (Guest) - Thursday 04th July 2024, 8:46 AM
Kew , the so called small bentford fan whose never seen them play .
posted by Mal (Guest) - Thursday 04th July 2024, 10:30 AM
see what you have done dean?- woken up little kew, who has spouted his usual lies and drivel. he is clearly banned off his own clubs site, he should be banned off this one, too.
posted by mastos (Guest) - Thursday 04th July 2024, 11:09 AM
thank you for your lovely replies, well facts are facts we are a selling club , also Brentford stadium is state of the ark ,come on you lilly whites
posted by dean (Guest) - Thursday 04th July 2024, 12:38 PM
dean, with your resentful post, what do you expect?. anyone who interferes on another clubs site in the way you have deserves the response. that drivel about always being a selling club, i remember it wasnt long ago your club didnt have a pit to hiss in. once the betfair cheat goes, and he will soon, who will be next?. and what is a state of the ARK stadium?. who designed it, noah?. its a drab, meccano-based little effort.i think you have a nerve criticising fulham, when your club did so badly, you dont have anything to be proud of.are you banned off your clubs website too?. you should be off this one.
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Bye bye! Best of luck! Thatâs a decent profit for Fulham and spent wisely , with Silvaâs magic we can find an upgrade! Someone just as solid but better use of the ball and maybe smarter in getting less yellow cards.
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Spend ? lol is going to the same account where Mitro money is !!!Most important is to comply with the financial rules ⦠I order you to not dream !!!
posted by Morpheus The God of Dreams and Sleep (Guest) - Wednesday 03rd July 2024, 7:48 PM
Good luck to him,has been a decent signing for us and weâve made money.Sure weâll see a couple of new gems.
posted by Chief (Guest) - Wednesday 03rd July 2024, 8:11 PM
This is terrible news.
posted by The Real Ted (Guest) - Wednesday 03rd July 2024, 11:10 PM
Perfect opportunity for Luke Harris to play in the holding role to replace him as Luke loves a tackle had 4/5 yellow cards at Exeter for bad fouls
posted by Pete (Guest) - Thursday 04th July 2024, 6:35 AM
are you saying you commend the fouls, pete?. i know, you know, everyone knows that harris is furthest from marco silvas plans for that particular job.as i said on here before, palhinha will be a difficult act to follow, unlike what scout spouts.
posted by mastos (Guest) - Thursday 04th July 2024, 11:34 AM
pete, marco silva is looking to cover leno. do you think he could play there?
posted by another fulham fan (Guest) - Thursday 04th July 2024, 11:37 AM
Only the Telegraph has said this, nobody else knows about it including the Club. Just because the Telegraph claims to be a series paper that does not stop them from telling lies that sell papers.
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