Yes, it will be the perfect ending to the fairytale.
I'm afraid not, Aguero and Forlan will take care of them.
Fulham's European fairytale took them all the way to the final and they upset the odds throughout the competition by knocking out holders Shakhtar Donetsk, Juventus or Hamburg. Will they grab the silverware too?
That's nonsense, the players are the ones who make those tackles.
Danny Murphy has urged managers to take responsibility for their players after what he termed a series of "ridiculous" and "brainless" tackles. "They can say it's effective and they have got to win games," said the Fulham captain. "But the fact is the managers are sending out their players so pumped up there are inevitably going to be problems in games. Your manager dictates what your players do and how you behave."
Under pressure manager Roberto Mancini will have to get his Manchester City back to winning ways on Sunday when they will meet Fulham away from home. Both teams are coming from goalless draws last weekend, Man City at home with Birmingham and Fulham away at Newcastle.
Liverpool will meet Fulham on Wednesday at Anfield Road and Kenny Dalglish will be looking to add another victory after beating Wolves 3-0 away last weekend. Fulham also recorded a win last Saturday, a 2-0 at home against Stoke City, and the Cottagers are in 14th place, four points clear of the relegation zone. Liverpool are in 11th place and this game is a great opportunity for them to move into the top half of the table.
Fulham and Tottenham will meet on Sunday in an FA Cup fourth round London derby. Fulham have lost their latest league game, 1-0 at Liverpool, while Tottenham grabbed a 1-1 draw at Newcastle.
Fulham produced a memorable comeback last night, they beat mighty Juventus 4-1 after being 1-0 down and 4-1 down on aggregate. It was an unforgettable game for the Cottagers but do they have what it takes to go all the way and lift the trophy?
Roberto Mancini is right, that gesture is not important.
Mark Hughes hit out at Roberto Mancini for snubbing him as they shook hands on his happy return to Eastlands. Hughes claims the Manchester City boss would not look him in the eye and pulled his hand away in disgust before marching off down the tunnel.
Mark Hughes: “Maybe I misread it, but I just didn’t think Roberto acknowledged the efforts of my team and how well we’d done by the manner of the way he... read article
They won't be able to win it, they might settle for a draw.
The Cottagers have been outstanding in their European campaign, seeing off holders Shakhtar Donetsk before surprising mighty Juventus. Now they face German champions Wolfsburg, will the fairytale go on?
Fulham produced yet another upset and knocked out strong German side Wolfsburg. But can their fairytale go all the way to lifting the trophy and living happily ever after?
Surprise package Fulham will have to fight against the odds yet again tonight. They will also have to manage the fatigue after a 27-hour long journey to Hamburg.
