Fulham Football Club
Stadium
Craven Cottage
Capacity: 25,350
Information
Nickname: The Cottagers
Founded: 1879
Chairman: Mohamed al Fayed
Manager: Roy Hodgson
League: Premier League
Main Rival: Brentford
History
Fulham Football Club are a professional football team based in Fulham founded in 1879. They currently play in the FA Premier League which is England’s First Division. Fulham were in the First Division through the 1960s, but in 1975 as a Second Division club they qualified for their first and only FA Cup final and lost 2-0 against West Ham United. They won the Inter toto cup beating Bologna 5-3 over two legs which qualified them for the UEFA Cup in 2002 which they had little luck in, getting put out by Hertha Berlin in the third round.
Honours
Champions
Football League First Division
2000-1
Football League Second Division
1948-9, 1998-9
Football League Third Division
1931-2
Football Combination
2001
Promoted
Football League Division Two
1958-9
Football League Division Three
1970-1 (Runners-up), 1981-2 (Third Place), 1996-7 (Runners-up)
Cup Competitions
Inter Toto Cup Winners
2002
FA Cup Finalists
1975
FA Cup Semi-Finalists
1908; 1936; 1958; 1962; 2002
Anglo Scottish Cup Finalists: 1975
Most Appearances
Johnny Haynes – 658 appearances
Most Goals
Gordon Davies – 178 goals
Highest Attendance
Highest at Craven Cottage
49,335 v Millwall
Highest in Premier League
25,357 v Chelsea
Biggest Premier League Win
6-0 v Norwich City (15.05.05)
6-1 v WBA (11.02.06)
Kits
Home Shirt
Away Shirt