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Mohammed Al Fayed the Chairman of Fulham FC, has pulled the "rabbit out of the bag" with the confirmation that Mark Hughes will be the next manager of Fulham FC.

Following the failure to prise Martin Jol from Ajax, Fulham approached Hughes immediately after, ...

There was good news for Fulham fans this weekend who are starting to feel slightly embarressed at their manager crisis.

Fulham football club's prime target has slipped through their fingers leaving them managerless just weeks before the start of the season.

Contracts were signed, compensation negotiated and the rival candidates informed of their failure to make the grade - the move for Martin Jol has backfired spectacularly.

This ...

Today was supposed to be the day. Players and fans of Fulham thought the long wait was over, but they'll have to wait a little bit longer as the South West London club edge towards appointing a new manager.

The Craven Cottage hierarchy has seemingly bottled at its ...

Sven Goran Eriksson has thrown cold water on his chances of becoming the new manager of Fulham football club.

It is expected that an announcement would be made by the Premiership club this Saturday before the team head off to Sweden for a pre season tour. The smart ...

The start of the Premier League season is set to be pushed back to accommodate the 2012 Olympics.

The London Organising Committee of the Olympic Games confirmed that the kick-off for the 2012-13 championship will be moved to avoid clashing with the last weekend of the international event.

The race to manage Fulham FC is almost over.

The favourite to become manager of Fulham football club has been dramatically ruled out of the running. Former Manchester City and Wales’s manager Mark Hughes failed to make the three man shortlist to succeed the departed Roy Hodgson ...

News Desk

London MEP Syed Kamall has branded a proposed new law to have the EU flag on all England shirts as madness, and angrily warned a Labour MEP who is backing the move to not "meddle" in the national game.  

The Labour MEP ...