Fulham at home (FA Cup third round) match day thread

[NorthBris_Southstand]

Just now, Southport Red said:

Marlee’s brother is a dirty player huh?

I can't believe he only just got booked, so many fouls already. 

[KegCity]

17 minutes ago, eardun said:

That’s your choice of course. Although to be fair to Bryan, he did a bit more for us than score a few goals and I certainly won’t be booing any City player who contributed to the one and only City league title in my lifetime. 

Yeah to be fair I always give Greg Cunningham a standing ovation when he returns to the gate so can't have double standards.

[Leveller]

3 minutes ago, Bristol Rob said:

To be fair, Bobby's sister is an MP so is likely set for life anyways!

They all have their hand in the till.

Even so, I doubt her annual salary will cover what he earns in a month.

[Southport Red]

Mitrovic coming on

[City_USA]

1 minute ago, old_eastender said:

Semenyo for Martin all day long.

Hope so

[David Brent]

2 minutes ago, Tonks55 said:

I believe it relates to an arabic gesture of grief, originating when Cardiff were owned by Mohammed Al-Fayed. This wiki link explains...https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Ayatollah_(football_celebration) 

Did he?

[Red-Robbo]

1 minute ago, Tonks55 said:

I believe it relates to an arabic gesture of grief, originating when Cardiff were owned by Mohammed Al-Fayed. This wiki link explains...https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Ayatollah_(football_celebration) 

 

Culturally tone deaf as well. Fayed was an Egyptian, whereas ayatollahs are Shi-ite priests, mainly from Iran. 

Of course, Cardiff fans are just shites, without the hyphen...

 

 

[Spoons]

7,300 attendance 

[redsquirrel]

8 minutes ago, RedLionLad said:

He’ll be talking bollocks after the game…

at least that sorts a nickname out for him.  oddball alex

[spudski]

It's a shame so much hard work is being done up to the final third, to be let down by poor movement inside the box. Static...how do they expect to receive the ball if they don't try to evade, get across their markers. So frustrating to watch.

[Clevedon Red]

4 minutes ago, Tonks55 said:

I believe it relates to an arabic gesture of grief, originating when Cardiff were owned by Mohammed Al-Fayed. This wiki link explains...https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Ayatollah_(football_celebration) 

Was Sam Hamman not Al Fayed.

[pl00peh91]

The lesser spotted Jay DaSilva has temporarily been given a bus pass

[Numero Uno]

Just now, Clevedon Red said:

Was Sam Hamman not Al Fayed.

He was Lebanese so RR’s points still stands

[maxjak]

My God................there's a Hobbit on the pitch?

[Tonks55]

1 minute ago, Clevedon Red said:

Was Sam Hamman not Al Fayed.

Sorry, wrong arab!

[Harry R]

Cardiff were owned by Sam Hammam, not Mohammed Al Fayed.

[Bizyer]

1 minute ago, Spoons said:

7,300 attendance 

Not bad on a cold day in January with an early kick off.

[City Rocker]

1 minute ago, Red-Robbo said:

 

Culturally tone deaf as well. Fayed was an Egyptian, whereas ayatollahs are Shi-ite priests, mainly from Iran. 

Of course, Cardiff fans are just shites, without the hyphen...

 

 

Hence the once-popular ditty "You used to be blue, but now you're red, and you look like c nts when you tap your head!"

 

[East Londoner]

1 minute ago, pl00peh91 said:

The lesser spotted Jay DaSilva has temporarily been given a bus pass

Making him cup tied if he were to leave ..

[Davefevs]

Dasilva RWB

[Red-Robbo]

1 minute ago, Numero Uno said:

He was Lebanese so RR’s points still stands

 

Aye, it was today's opponents who had the delight of being owned by the Phony Pharoah.

[ExiledAjax]

1 minute ago, TomF said:

Date I say since Simpson/Downing went 

Could be. I suspect their departure has at least brought some clarity and reduced the number of voices in the set up.

[old_eastender]

Just now, Davefevs said:

Dasilva RWB

strange sub to me

[Numero Uno]

1 minute ago, TomF said:

Date I say since Simpson/Downing went 

Harsh but seemingly true…….we will still be annoyingly frustrating no doubt but you would have to be either stupid or not on here for some reason today (waiting for the Fulham winner no doubt) not to notice.

[Lanterne Rouge]

Just now, Red-Robbo said:

 

Aye, it was today's opponents who had the delight of being owned by the Phony Pharoah.

Is that Michael Jackson statue still at Craven Cottage?

[sh1t_ref_again]

Shop window open

[Clevedon Red]

Palmer coming on

[City_USA]

KP 45 coming on now.

[Jefferz]

9 minutes ago, Tonks55 said:

I believe it relates to an arabic gesture of grief, originating when Cardiff were owned by Mohammed Al-Fayed. This wiki link explains...https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Ayatollah_(football_celebration) 

‘Do the Ayatollah..’ Cardiff thing. Gareth Thomas did same after scoring a try

[And Its Smith]

Palmer coming on to stroll around and make us worse as a team