Fulham Quiz Questions and Answers
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Round 1
- Craven Cottage sits on the bank of which river?
- What is Fulham's traditional nickname?
- Which club did Fulham face in the 2010 UEFA Europa League final?
- Which manager led Fulham on their 2010 European run?
- In which position did the legendary Johnny Haynes make his name?
- Who bought Fulham in 1997, transforming the club's fortunes?
- What colour is Fulham's traditional home shirt?
- Fulham won which trophy in 2002, earning a route into Europe?
- In which part of London is Fulham based?
- Which Italian giant did Fulham famously beat in the 2010 Europa League round of 16?
Answers — round 1
- Thames — The ground overlooks the river that winds through London.
- The Cottagers — Taken from the small pavilion at the corner of their ground.
- Atletico Madrid — A Madrid club, though not the city's most decorated one.
- Roy Hodgson — The boss of that run later took charge of the England national team.
- Playmaking inside-forward — Nicknamed 'The Maestro' for his visionary passing from midfield.
- Mohamed Al-Fayed — The businessman who then owned Harrods department store.
- White — The kit earns them the alternative nickname 'The Whites.'
- UEFA Intertoto Cup — A summer competition that handed the winners a UEFA Cup berth.
- South-west London — The club lies in the SW6 district beside the Thames.
- Juventus — Fulham overturned a first-leg deficit to win 4-1 at home against the Turin side.
Round 2
- Al-Fayed controversially erected a statue of which entertainer at the ground?
- In which decade was Fulham founded?
- Shahid Khan, who bought Fulham in 2013, also owns which NFL franchise?
- Which manager won the Second Division title with Fulham in 1998-99?
- Fulham's all-time leading goalscorer is which Welsh striker?
- Fulham signed striker Aleksandar Mitrovic from which club?
- Which manager guided Fulham to the 2021-22 Championship title?
- Who scored the only goal in Fulham's 2018 playoff final win over Aston Villa?
- Which World Cup-winning defender wound down his career at Fulham in the mid-1970s?
- Fulham lost the 1975 FA Cup final to which club?
Answers — round 2
- Michael Jackson — The owner honoured the late 'King of Pop' with a widely mocked figure.
- 1870s — The club began in 1879 as a church Sunday-school team.
- Jacksonville Jaguars — He also owns this Florida-based American football team.
- Kevin Keegan — A former England captain who later managed the national team.
- Gordon Davies — His 159 goals across two spells remain the club record; the others are Welsh strikers who never played there.
- Newcastle United — He arrived from the north-east club where he had struggled for game time.
- Marco Silva — A Portuguese boss who took the second-tier title in his first season in charge.
- Tom Cairney — The club captain's first-half strike settled the Wembley final.
- Bobby Moore — England's 1966 World Cup-winning captain finished up at the Cottage.
- West Ham United — They fell to the East London side, beaten by two Alan Taylor goals.
Round 3
- Louis Saha left Fulham in January 2004 to join which club?
- Which two ageing superstars famously joined Fulham in the mid-1970s?
- Fulham's highest-ever top-flight finish came in 2008-09 — where did they finish?
- Which engineer designed Craven Cottage's historic pavilion and main stand?
- During Craven Cottage's early-2000s redevelopment, Fulham groundshared at which stadium?
- Joe Bryan scored both Fulham goals in the 2020 playoff final against which club?
- Joao Palhinha, a standout Fulham midfielder signed in 2022, plays for which nation?
- How many points did Tigana's Fulham amass winning the 2000-01 First Division title?
- How many league goals did Mitrovic score in the record-breaking 2021-22 Championship season?
- Which Fulham teenager became the Premier League's youngest-ever player in May 2019?
Answers — round 3
- Manchester United — A mid-season move took the French striker to Old Trafford.
- George Best and Rodney Marsh — A mercurial Northern Irishman and a flamboyant England forward drew the crowds.
- 7th — The placing earned a Europa League spot, their best top-flight finish.
- Archibald Leitch — The Scotsman behind many of Britain's early football grandstands.
- Loftus Road — They shared the home of west-London neighbours QPR.
- Brentford — A west-London rival beaten 2-1 after extra time at Wembley.
- Portugal — A defensive midfielder capped by the Selecao das Quinas.
- 101 — A then-record haul for the division, backed by 90 goals scored.
- 43 — He surpassed Guy Whittingham's long-standing tally of 42.
- Harvey Elliott — Aged 16 years and 30 days on his debut, before moving to Liverpool.
Round 4
- Who became the youngest manager in Premier League history when Fulham appointed him in 2003?
- On the final day of 2007-08, whose header secured Fulham's 'Great Escape' survival at Portsmouth?
- After the wage cap was lifted, which Fulham man became English football's first 100-pounds-a-week player in 1961?
- Which one-club Fulham right-back won the World Cup with England in 1966?
Answers — round 4
- Chris Coleman — A Welshman who turned to management after a car crash ended his playing days.
- Danny Murphy — The captain's 76th-minute goal at Fratton Park kept them up on goal difference.
- Johnny Haynes — The club's iconic playmaker and England captain was the first to benefit.
- George Cohen — The Fulham full-back is an uncle of a rugby World Cup winner.
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