Fulham v Liverpool in danger of being postponed

[Bjornebye]

I think Werner is a bit of a tit (although, he stays away from the cameras enough for it to be fine), but I quite like Henry. I just wish he was more hands on, especially at transfer time.

 

I do too but sometimes reckon he is a bit george bush'esque.... The figurehead who sounds his life being advised 

[Guest Numero Veinticinco]

I do too but sometimes reckon he is a bit george bush'esque.... The figurehead who sounds his life being advised

I don't feel that at all, mate. Werner maybe. John Henry is intelligent and self-determined, in my view.

[kop77]

talk sport are on it, saying Fulham are out of order,

get them emails sent off to the prem,

[Clem H Fandango]

If fulham are worried about their own stewards getting there then why not tell them to not bother turning up and hire a bus load from a temping agency especially for this game.

 

It's not rocket science.

[Josef Svejk]

If Fulham call this off, we should be pursuing a walkover win. It's a shameless attempt to buy time.

 

Arsenal, West Ham, and Orient this week; Fulham themselves last week! Seriously, we need to be pressing the F.A. on this one...

[SCOUSE TAPAS]

If a big enough fuss is kicked up about this before 3pm I reckon the FA will be right on there cases over this.

[stringvest]

I think they should forfeit the match so that we can just sit in the pub.

[Barnesey]

 

It took me all of 30 seconds on Google to find a link on Fulham's website which gives details on all the ways you can get to their ground, tube, normal train, bus. 

 

You're rubbish. 

I saw that too. Glad it makes some sense to you. Travelling from where I am I have no idea where bus routes start or how to get to Waterloo if tubes are down.

 

Please enlighten me

[J-V]

I think Werner is a bit of a tit (although, he stays away from the cameras enough for it to be fine), but I quite like Henry. I just wish he was more hands on, especially at transfer time.

 

Agree with this.  I also like his wife.

[LFC64]

Lazy striking workshy Londoners. Get to work you skiving scroungers...blah blah...

 

Or at least that would be the tone of the Evening Standard headlines had industrial action in Liverpool affected a London club.

 

Arsenal, West Ham and Orient are all going ahead as their stewards seem to think they can make it.

[magicrat]

Have the FA said anything yet ? It will be a disgrace if they cancel it and they should be told now they face a big fine if they can't get their act together.

 

Damn sure we wouldn't be having this discussion if the game was live on Sky

[El Rojo]

What are they smoking over there at the Cottage?

[s(k)aturation]

I think they should forfeit the match so that we can just sit in the pub.

 

Expensive pint that, Stringy.

[Tony Moanero]

I would rather have the points on the board than a game in hand.

[The Golden Eel]

I would rather have the points on the board than a game in hand.

Without wishing to be facetious, who wouldn't?

[Paulie Dangerously]

Nice pub on the end of Putney bridge with its own cheese room

[s(k)aturation]

What are they smoking over there at the Cottage?

 

Craven A.

[s(k)aturation]

Nice pub on the end of Putney bridge with its own cheese room

 

Cheese sandwich, PD?

[stringvest]

Nice pub on the end of Putney bridge with its own cheese room

 

that was the toilets

[aws]

Tubes running fine this morning.

[JermainePennant]

I did a bit of stewarding for wise security who cover millwall and Fulham or atleast they did.

 

To get the job all you had to do was turn up at open day then be told where to go, they hire anyone and basically whoever gets to the venue gets to work.

 

With the travel problems I can see there concerns about not enough stewards turning up as it would be a lot of hassle for shit money.

 

Fulham had enough time to prepare and should have sorted out more pay or something but the problem is real and I think it may get postponed.

 

The stewarding company is a joke and if anyone goes to a stadium run by them pray you don't get in any sort of emergency or you are fucked, they give about 5 min training when u get there and having been there when someone had a heart attack I saw first hand the stewards had no idea what to do in that situation.

[LFC64]

I did a bit of stewarding for wise security who cover millwall and Fulham or atleast they did.

 

To get the job all you had to do was turn up at open day then be told where to go, they hire anyone and basically whoever gets to the venue gets to work.

 

With the travel problems I can see there concerns about not enough stewards turning up as it would be a lot of hassle for shit money.

 

Fulham had enough time to prepare and should have sorted out more pay or something but the problem is real and I think it may get postponed.

 

The stewarding company is a joke and if anyone goes to a stadium run by them pray you don't get in any sort of emergency or you are fucked, they give about 5 min training when u get there and having been there when someone had a heart attack I saw first hand the stewards had no idea what to do in that situation.

 

Kinell. How long ago was that mate? Sobering thought.

[INTORRESTING]

Cant the club pay for taxis? I do not want to be playing catch up, we want a huge performance after the arsenal thrashing. The fa should step in. The whole network isnt down, some stations still work etc

 

 

 

[stringvest]

they were pretty quick when knobheads  were letting off flares and other pyro last year,

[Dr Nowt]

Fairly transparent from Fulham this, given their weary state after Sunday.

 

That's just how it goes though - we didn't get the option of lunching out of Chelsea away, because it was days after the hardest fixture in the league.

 

No way should this be an autonomous decision for one club, and if everyone else in London plays, this should become a Middlesborough situation. 

 

Craven by name....