2,985 tickets for Fulham Away (now available on day)

[Pretty pink fairy]

Do they stil lhave the neutral bit next to the away fans?? if so I can see us taking a huge following, the like of which may never before have been seen at Craven Cottage, Fulham won't know what's hit them as we invade their dwellings.

oh they do believe me
regards
DR

 

[portslade seagull]

Think the last time I went we lost and there was some aggro with one of the Mets finest who had to be basically saved and dragged out and he was still giving it hand signals from the touchline

 

[Bombadier Botty]

18 years! I seem to remember Brady coming over to the vocal and unimpressed travelling support post-match to try and placate us.

 

[sir albion]

I went to the 0-0 fa cup game and the game was dire and the weather was shite too.

 

[edna krabappel]

As long as I can get a ticket, I'm going for the festive piss-up in W6 before and after the match more than anything else. The game itself is almost incidental.

Looking forward to it. Shame about the evening kick off, but hey, there's a whole afternoon to enjoy the delights of Putney.

 

[Dan Aitch]

Me - woo-hoo!!

My lovely wife - Oh FFS...

That wait for phase 2 will be a real 5hit...

 

[Gazwag]

25 quid for under 21s is quite unbelievable.

It was £10 off for Norwich only £5 off at Fulham - still its Under 18 at most grounds

 

[Kuipers Supporters Club]

Anyone who doesn't have enough points, just but them in the 'neutral end'. Millwall had all behind the goal.

 

[Stat Brother]

I went to the 0-0 fa cup game and the game was dire and the weather was shite too.

Ah that sounds familiar, and would explain why I have absolutely no recollection of the game.

 

[smudge]

Last time up there we had to cross Putney Bridge to find a pub that hadn't barred Albion. Nice welcoming committee by the Met when we 'd finished our beers to show us the way to the ground, very considerate.

My best memory was a night game, probably early 80's. I think we won 1-0, maybe the game that Paul Clark got the winner, but I might be wrong, that could have been a Saturday game.
The night game was cracking; we took over. Chelsea decided to say hello at Parsons Green tube station as well; which was nice of them. They didn't expect such a warm welcome. I'm sure Das will remember more.
Fulham, always been a cracking away day, one of the best.

 

[smudge]

18 years! I seem to remember Brady coming over to the vocal and unimpressed travelling support post-match to try and placate us.

Stuart Storer seemed the only one who gave a toss that time.

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

Last time up there we had to cross Putney Bridge to find a pub that hadn't barred Albion. Nice welcoming committee by the Met when we 'd finished our beers to show us the way to the ground, very considerate.

My best memory was a night game, probably early 80's. I think we won 1-0, maybe the game that Paul Clark got the winner, but I might be wrong, that could have been a Saturday game.
The night game was cracking; we took over. Chelsea decided to say hello at Parsons Green tube station as well; which was nice of them. They didn't expect such a warm welcome. I'm sure Das will remember more.
Fulham, always been a cracking away day, one of the best.

Yes Smudge , weren't they waiting on the platform when the train pulled in and got steamed into and done a runner
regards
DR

 

[smudge]

Yes Smudge , weren't they waiting on the platform when the train pulled in and got steamed into and done a runner
regards
DR

Indeed, we had numbers that night. Shocking scenes!

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

Indeed, we had numbers that night. Shocking scenes!

put me off ,took me sometime to come to terms with what had happened
regards
DR

 

[perseus]

Recommenced ground to visit. It used to have some class about it. Somer younger fans will never have been there.

In the old days we sat in a non-segregated side stand.

 

[footychick]

When will they be on sale to the general public, if at all?

 

[Black Rod]

When will they be on sale to the general public, if at all?

London evening game when most people will be off after the festive period and ground we haven't been to in nearly two decades

You've got no chance

 

[Moshe Gariani]

London evening game when most people will be off after the festive period and ground we haven't been to in nearly two decades

You've got no chance

Assuming the allocation sells out to people with points then you will still be able to join the many other Albion fans in the "neutral" area next to the away fans.

 

[HH Brighton]

Assuming the allocation sells out to people with points then you will still be able to join the many other Albion fans in the "neutral" area next to the away fans.

They seem to have allocated more seats than the normal away area as this plan only shows two blocks available in the 'mixed area' http://shop.fulhamfc.com/events-choose-seats-flash.aspx?eid=1976&sid=2297&pid=5022&vid=41

 

[Return of the Rev]

Last time up there we had to cross Putney Bridge to find a pub that hadn't barred Albion. Nice welcoming committee by the Met when we 'd finished our beers to show us the way to the ground, very considerate.

My best memory was a night game, probably early 80's. I think we won 1-0, maybe the game that Paul Clark got the winner, but I might be wrong, that could have been a Saturday game.
The night game was cracking; we took over. Chelsea decided to say hello at Parsons Green tube station as well; which was nice of them. They didn't expect such a warm welcome. I'm sure Das will remember more.
Fulham, always been a cracking away day, one of the best.

We will have no throwing benches this time please SHOCKING SCENES CALL A POLICE MAN!