London Football - Fulham FC


Name: Fulham Football Club Nickname: The Whites, The Cottagers Founded: 1879 Colours; Black and White Chairman: Mohamed Al Fayed Biggets rivals: Chelsea, QPR, Brentford Division 2 Champions: 1999 FA Cup Finalist: 1975

Fulham Football Club
Craven Cottage
Stevenage Road
London SW6 6HH

Telephone: 020 7893-8383
Fax: 0207-384-4715
Ticket Office: 0207-384-4710
Ticketmaster (Home games only): 0207-957-4005

Ticket prices: Between �13 and �17.

The ground is about a 15 minute walk from underground station Putney Bridge (district Line).
When you leave the station go left and immediately right (Ranelagh Gardens). Go left at the end of this short street (into willow Bank). Go through the tunnel into Bishops Park. You'll find craven cottage on the other side of the park. Walk along the river bank, you can't miss it.

Note: Bishops Park is closed after evening games. Supporters have to walk through Fulham Palace Road to get back to Putney Bridge station.

Craven Cottage (since 1896)
4 Stands: Stevenage Road Stand, Riverside Stand, Hammersmith End, Putney End.
Capacity: 17.898
Record Attendance: 49.335, vs Millwall, 8 october 1938

Away-fans: Putney End (Terraces)

Until 1896 Fulham played their home games at a different location almost every season. In 1896 the club moved to Craven Cottage where they are still playing today.

The club has plans for a new 30.000 seats stadium which should be their new home at the beginning of the 2002 / 2003 season.

'The Craven Cottage' in one of the corners of the stadium.

The stadium is located between typical English streets.

It might not look like a stadium in the first place, but this is the backside of the stand at Stevenage Road.

The walls of the stand tell us where we are: FFC (Fulham Football Club)

You can see a small part of the terraces behind one of the goals while standing outside on the street.

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