Sounds like LDF’s injury may be serious after all.

Goal for Fig Rolls! Unfortunately he had to be subbed and helped back to the dressing room with an injury but hopefully it's not too serious.

US fan coming to London and I was looking for recommendations on the best pub to watch the game on November 7th v. Newcastle?

I'm trying to get tickets but I missed out on the cheapest hospitality options (my fault for hesitating) and they jumped from 400 to 800 for two tickets. My boyfriend who isn't a fan is not convinced it's worth the price jump. Lol I'm not even interested in the hospitality aspect I just want to go to a game!

I've settled on the fact that if I can't get cheaper tickets I'll just enjoy the match on TV at a local pub so I'm looking for the best spot to do that.

I do have a fulham account and I'm still going to be trying for tickets but this is where I'm at. I've also heard good things about one reseller but I'm still worried it's risky.

Any tips or advice is appreciated!

He made three saves at Ipswich, including a brilliant close-range stop late on, but we still conceded twice in the closing stages. It’s frustrating how little protection he gets when defenders get dragged around on counters and set pieces.

His long-range goal was a real bright spot, and it was frustrating that Fulham still came away with nothing after conceding twice late on. With the team struggling for results, could Sessegnon’s attacking threat from left-back become more important in the coming games?

Gven his complete and utter lack of tactical knowledge and arrogance, Arbeloa has to go. He's treating Fulham as if he's above them, with absolutely zero evidence to support this belief. He flopped at Madrid as a (caretaker) manager. It was abundantly obvious that this a terrible appointment from the start. Tony Khan is the root cause of all this. Treating the club like it's a Football Manager save. We need a DoF who actually understands the game and recruitment. 90% of our big money signings are absolute flops, based more off name power and the club they are arriving from, rather than talent, the one exception to this rule being Kevin, for which I believe he watched a few highlight reels - but also a complete flop.

Alvaro Arbeloa said he likes pressure but he remains perilously out of his depth and time is running out for the Spaniard to turn things around at Craven Cottage.

I will play a 5-2-2-1. Long passes from our fullbacks to Gonzalo as the attacking mids develop a high press and the defenders sit back. We will strike quickly. We will still be vulnerable in midfield, but a 3 cb setup means we will concede less.

I won’t go out of my way to give all of our substitutes a chance. Results will be ugly often. We will win many games 1-0 and lose many games 3-0. But at the end of the season, we’ll be in 16th and we’ll like it.

Please Mr Khan. I’m your only hope.

Well, I guess you also have Eddie Howe and Thomas Frank and Kieran McKenna and Sean Dyche and Thiago Motta.

Gonzalo Garcia arrived at Fulham with quite the reputation and hype.

£40m, 2 goals in 8 games isn't the best return, but there's a lot to like admire for the young star.

The latest Craven Corner details how we can get more from GG7 and why that responsibility is actually shared across the team, and not just on his shoulders.

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A wonderful strike by Ryan Sessegnon striking it from 26.5 Yards (24.2 meters). Average speed we clocked at 102 km/h (63 mph) and the estimated peak speed was 120 km/h (75mph).

It's been a while since the last article, due to international break and I was hoping to more positive today but it weren't to be.

Another lead lost by Fulham under Arbeloa, and a pattern in the substitutions that are proving to be the reason of our downfall in every lost lead.

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Will the management at Fulham be brave to continue backing him. i see this as a multi year project. There is certainly a method to his madness. Hope the powers to be are looking at long term and not short term. Yes, AA needs to start winning. But there are other tangibles.

I don’t know i feel other teams gonna drop points eventually but we need yo win too. It seems like the players just know we’re gonna concede when minute 80 hits, it feels like they are nervous and afraid every time. I don’t know if it’s only the coach with his subs or whatever it is. The premier league is getting tougher every year more than the other and i don’t know if playing this way will make us stay in the prem. This league has become only about physicality,strength and speed playing good football like we do know sometimes is not beneficial for this league. Because although the results are bad i actually think we look good and play nice, but this doesn’t cut it. And i also think AA should have atleast till Christmas to improve and do something. Because i dont think bringing anyone new now will make us instantly better and win games. We have to look also at the players missing these chances and making these mistakes. I put the blame 50/50 on both AA and the players. And please get some experienced attacker upfront to we can’t compete in the prem with garcia who si young and the new to this league and also muniz.

Sophie Gillies scored a brace and the Cottagers defense stayed strong to grab all three points. Fulham now sits in second place in the Women's National League South behind an udefeated Oxford United side. They'll return to Motspur Park next Sunday as they will take on Hashtag United.

If we don’t sack him at this point we are going down at the end of the season. I get we started against hard opponents but we drop points every game once we bring in our subs. If the Khan’s don’t sack him how will he protest to get him out. Its a shame to see our club struggle like this.