They already should have been. Mad how many high wages and high fees they're throwing about, it'll be hilarious if they somehow managed to fuck this up
I don't see Fulham staying up. Their only wins have been the easy home games (Burnley, Huddersfield, Brighton, Southampton) and the next four visitors to Craven Cottage are Man Utd, Chelsea, Liverpool and Man City.
They also concede far too many.
Delirium.
On the same day we're about to break our transfer record, we won a penalty and we beat the reigning, defending champions Man City.
Newcastle United, dragging us back in again
Rio, Wise, Sherwood etc will hold onto this for YEARS AND YEARS. Good ol' Mike, saving the high street icons and breaking transfer records for those deluded Geordies.
We'll never hear the end of it, Almiron better be good :lol:
Always planned on captaining Aubameyang this week, as he has Cardiff (h). But based on fear, I've put it on Salah.
Sterling in for F Anderson, ahead of the double gameweek Man City are about to have.
Mental that, when we finally break our transfer record, it's on an MLS player. Won't this beat Alphonso Davies as the record MLS sale?
£20.5m is a huge, risky fee. This club works on weird logic.