Fulham fans today

How quiet were they?? Couldn't be doing with that! Only seemed to sing three or four times near the end of the match?

Anyone else see that bloke in the stand to the left of us with his wife? He was getting very worked up

Great day

They sang?? I saw them clap once and stand up and get a bit happy when they scored. There fans mostly sat watching us, anyone would think they have never seen people sing before!

Fulham will be like Wigan. When Fulham get relegated they won't be coming back up and there crouwds will drop to 12k maybe 13k with away followings.

The crowds are full off posh locals who fancy a day out, when they go down then these rich volk will f**k off back to the opera.

Had a family of Fulham fans sat in front of me in the away section. Got talking to them unfortunately and the mother actually said straight faced "we bought a ticket for this side of the ground,to sample the atmosphere generated by the working classes"

Fulham will be like Wigan. When Fulham get relegated they won't be coming back up and there crouwds will drop to 12k maybe 13k with away followings.

The crowds are full off posh locals who fancy a day out, when they go down then these rich volk will f**k off back to the opera.

yeah spot on there pal

Had a family of Fulham fans sat in front of me in the away section. Got talking to them unfortunately and the mother actually said straight faced "we bought a ticket for this side of the ground,to sample the atmosphere generated by the working classes"

Absolutely, their real support is closer 10K... The rest just turn up when they fancy or are foreigners on a trip to London who know it's the easiest to get tickets for in London... Once they go down they will struggle - too many old struggling players who don't play as a team.

Had a family of Fulham fans sat in front of me in the away section. Got talking to them unfortunately and the mother actually said straight faced "we bought a ticket for this side of the ground,to sample the atmosphere generated by the working classes"

To true. I know what it's like with 2,500 - 3,000 cardiff fans singing in unison and got to say it's bloody impressive and that's why Fulham allow so many away fans in so they can listen to a good vocal support and bring their fans back for more.

I heard you at West Ham and it was great

I'm gutted I couldnt go today but had a hard week in work and just didnt have the chance to pick up a ticket. Hopefully going to the Norwich game though

Had a family of Fulham fans sat in front of me in the away section. Got talking to them unfortunately and the mother actually said straight faced "we bought a ticket for this side of the ground,to sample the atmosphere generated by the working classes"

Who do they think they are? Working classes, jog on!

Absolutely, their real support is closer 10K... The rest just turn up when they fancy or are foreigners on a trip to London who know it's the easiest to get tickets for in London... Once they go down they will struggle - too many old struggling players who don't play as a team.

They've always had shit attendances. When they won promotion to the prem then still got only 13,000 odd, might be wrong but pretty sure that's all they got.

The prawn sandwich brigade is the least of their worries.

Whilst they are the most annoying type of fan to us, Fulham fans have bigger problems such as fans who dine on caviar and wine during the game. The yuppies have chose Fulham as their London club because the old traditional clubs of Chelsea, West Ham and so forth already had tough reputable fan bases they could not infiltrate.

When Fulham's rise come about and football become more middle and upper class these types latched on and Craven Cottage these days is no different than a trip to Wimbledon with the only different being far less skirt.

The prawn sandwich brigade is the least of their worries.

Whilst they are the most annoying type of fan to us, Fulham fans have bigger problems such as fans who dine on caviar and wine during the game. The yuppies have chose Fulham as their London club because the old traditional clubs of Chelsea, West Ham and so forth already had tough reputable fan bases they could not infiltrate.

When Fulham's rise come about and football become more middle and upper class these types latched on and Craven Cottage these days is no different than a trip to Wimbledon with the only different being far less skirt.

Brilliant post