UK time is: 06:59:07
Vital Login
Social Login

Choose your club

Other Sites

Network Navigation

Vital Partners

'If It's Football, It's Vital'

Fulham - Didn`t We All Know That Anyway?

It's still a contentious issue to see Manchester City competing in the UEFA Cup after gaining a place through a 'Fair Play' league!

I still can't handle the fact that. With the scores apparently tied, a red card received by Richard Dunne, didn't see them finish below is.

Sadly, I'd hazard a guess that UEFA don't take into consideration the behaviour of the crowd in these sort of things, because if they did I have every belief that we'd have won hands down.

Why? Because, as reported on the official site, the Premier League confirmed what we knew all along by awarding us a cheque for the sum of £20,000 in recognition of the fact that our supporters topped the 'Premier League's Behaviour of the Public Fair Play Table' last season.

Apparently, our total of 319 points surpassed the totals of every other club and earned us the following tribute from those that run Fulham Football Club,

'The Club would like to thank its fans for their exemplary behaviour.'

Altogether now,

'We're the best behaved supporters in the land, we're the best behaved supporters in the land, we`re the best behaved supporters, best behaved supporters, best behaved supporters in the land.'

As for the destination of the money, it'll be used for the Johnny Haynes Statue Fund, a very worthy cause.




Use your social login to comment on front page articles. Login using you Facebook, Twitter, Google or LinkedIn accounts and have your say!



Click here to join in the debate on the club forum.

Writer: Andrew Joyce  Mail feedback, articles or suggestions

Date:Wednesday October 1 2008

Time: 4:16PM

Your Comments

couldn't have gone to a worthier cause !
Al Billy
we definitly shuda got in
sdavies25
it was a conspiracy and I'll believe that until the day I die!
Putney
What supporters?????
swordfish7
Okay so City don't deserve the place for finishing 9th in the League.. but Fulham? Who finished 17th? In Europe? Do me a favour!
MalcolmPowder
i think the idea of Premier League's Behaviour of the Public Fair Play Table is nothing to do with the position we finished last season... but gotta say i dun understand what criteria they counted fair play points or how they awarded the fair play winner to Man Citeh who got away with dozen of reds n yellows in a match Citeh lost 8-nil
genuch
 

Have Your Say

Log in...
with your social network     OR     with your Vital account

Recent Articles

Winger / Midfielder on Jol`s Radar (Wednesday June 19 2013)

A Starlet On Loan (Wednesday June 19 2013)

A Stepping Stone? (Monday June 17 2013)

Fry Jolted Back to Life! (Sunday June 16 2013)

Sako Deal Close (Saturday June 15 2013)

Interest in Frei (Saturday June 15 2013)

Stranger Than Strange (Saturday June 15 2013)

Stockdale to Fight for #1 Spot (Friday June 14 2013)

Left-Back Tracked (Friday June 14 2013)

Archived Articles

List All Vital Fulham Articles
Have your say
Click here to suggest an article
Click here to suggest a poll

Vital Members League (view all)

League Results (view all)

Latest Results

League Table (view table)

Team P W D L GD Pts
4. Chelsea 0 0 0 0 0 0
5. Crystal Palace 0 0 0 0 0 0
6. Everton 0 0 0 0 0 0
7. Fulham 0 0 0 0 0 0
8. Hull City 0 0 0 0 0 0
9. Liverpool 0 0 0 0 0 0
10. Man City 0 0 0 0 0 0

Breaking League News

VMC's Man of the Season
» Man City : 20/06/2013 00:58:00
Saints Season 2012/2013 Review - Right Back
» Southampton : 19/06/2013 22:15:00
2013/14 Fixtures: Sunderland Welcome Fulham
» Sunderland : 19/06/2013 21:40:00
Britton: All Players Hope Laudrup Stays
» Swansea : 19/06/2013 21:04:00
Hull City to start 2013/14 season at Chelsea
» Hull City : 19/06/2013 20:45:00
Pardew - 'I Am Staying!'
» Newcastle : 19/06/2013 19:09:00
If You Pray Hard Enough………..
» Chelsea : 19/06/2013 17:45:00

Current Site Poll (view all polls)

Who Was the Unluckiest to be Released?
Suggested By:  putney
Schwarzer 9%
Biiard 17%
Davies 1%
Petric 44%
Karagounis 26%
Diarra 3%