Fulham Football Club, established in 1879 and located in Fulham, West London, England is a professional football club known for their rich heritage in English football. Located near Chelsea FC (also founded 1879), Fulham FC enjoys one of the oldest histories among London clubs with English Football history dating back nearly 140 years.
Fulham began life in the lower divisions before eventually being promoted to the Premier Division in 1949. Fulham experienced significant success under Bedford Jezzard and Bobby Robson as managers during this era; reaching an FA Cup Final and finishing runners-up in 1964 respectively.
Fulham saw its fortunes decline and drop to lower divisions between 1975 and 1985, suffering through various ownership changes and managerial transitions along the way. Under Kevin Keegan's guidance in the 1990s however, Fulham underwent an extraordinary revival and secured promotion into the Premier League by 2001 to establish themselves as top-flight contenders.
Fulham experienced an unprecedented period of stability and progress during their ownership by Mohamed Al-Fayed and later Shahid Khan, reaching the Premier League final three times and the UEFA Europa League final once with Roy Hodgson at the helm.
Fulham FC are famous for their historic Craven Cottage ground, known for its riverside location and traditional charm. Fulham enjoys an ardent fan following that appreciates their attractive style of play.
Fulham may have experienced recent relegation battles, yet continues to strive for success and return to the Premier League. Their history and passionate fan base have cemented Fulham as an integral part of London's footballing landscape.
Fulham began life in the lower divisions before eventually being promoted to the Premier Division in 1949. Fulham experienced significant success under Bedford Jezzard and Bobby Robson as managers during this era; reaching an FA Cup Final and finishing runners-up in 1964 respectively.
Fulham saw its fortunes decline and drop to lower divisions between 1975 and 1985, suffering through various ownership changes and managerial transitions along the way. Under Kevin Keegan's guidance in the 1990s however, Fulham underwent an extraordinary revival and secured promotion into the Premier League by 2001 to establish themselves as top-flight contenders.
Fulham experienced an unprecedented period of stability and progress during their ownership by Mohamed Al-Fayed and later Shahid Khan, reaching the Premier League final three times and the UEFA Europa League final once with Roy Hodgson at the helm.
Fulham FC are famous for their historic Craven Cottage ground, known for its riverside location and traditional charm. Fulham enjoys an ardent fan following that appreciates their attractive style of play.
Fulham may have experienced recent relegation battles, yet continues to strive for success and return to the Premier League. Their history and passionate fan base have cemented Fulham as an integral part of London's footballing landscape.
