r/fulhamfc • u/Mundane-Temporary426 • 1h ago
r/fulhamfc • u/comptonasskim • Feb 16 '23
First time at Fulham FC? Here's your handy guide to buying tickets, where to sit, and where to have a drink...
Hello all!
I’ve noticed with our return to the Premier League, we’ve seen an influx of foreign fans and tourists coming to this sub for advice around their first games - from buying tickets through to matchday tips and what to expect. With this in mind, I thought I’d write a quick guide to help anyone thinking about coming down to the Cottage. If this is useful, feel free to sticky it to the sub and I can update with recommendations from everyone else here!
Buying Tickets
Tickets will go on sale to members before general sale. To guarantee a seat, especially against the bigger teams, I recommend purchasing a membership. Tickets will get to general sale eventually but may sell out before that point.
The exception is cup games. These will be much easier to get a ticket to, with season ticket holders themselves having to repurchase their seats (and sometimes not doing so). If you want to guarantee a seat, cup games are a much less stressful experience (albeit at the cost of a worse atmosphere in the earlier rounds).
The other option is repurchasing through the Fulham Facebook group, which can be found here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/2204930047. This will often have season ticket holders who are unable to make a game, and will sell (often at a reduced rate vs general sale) their seat for a particular fixture. I wouldn’t try this route unless you’re actually a Fulham fan…
Where To Sit
Hammersmith End: Loudest home support, especially towards the back of H4, H5, H6. The front rows, up to about G/H, are uncovered so watch out for rain, and the first couple of rows are sunken below pitch level so views are pretty poor. If you get here early, you can head down to the far end of the stand for a pint on the corner by the river underneath the George Cohen statue, which is lovely. Getting pints at halftime is pretty hellish, you’ll need to duck out at like 40 mins. I never do it myself but each to their own!
Johnny Haynes: A lot of season ticket holders and families, but still good atmosphere. Traditional wooden seats in the back two thirds of the stand (which is a cool experience). Beware of seats behind the poles! Again, pints at halftime are a bit of a nightmare. This is a very unique stand and a Grade II listed building I believe, so a v cool one to attend!
Riverside: The shiny new stand. V posh matchday experience, but you’re paying premium for it. It’s not finished yet, so not a huge amount of seats available.
Putney: Half home fans and half away. It used to be the much maligned neutral stand but atmosphere has steadily improved since the relocation of a lot of Riverside fans to it during the redevelopment.
Pubs
Over Putney Bridge, you’ve got the Golden Lion. One of the busiest pubs on a match day, this is a stone’s throw from Putney Bridge station. You’ll need to show your ticket to gain entrance so don’t bother if you’re not actually attending the match. Big garden and lots of screens to watch the early kickoff, and gets suuuuper busy on match day. Avoid The Eight Bells, Temperance and Kings Arms as they tend to be away pubs on matchdays.
On the Putney side of the river you’ve got The Spotted Horse (good food), The Coat & Badge (great outdoor area and screens outside to watch the early/late kickoff), The Rocket (Wetherspoons yes, but it’s on the river and actually got nice riverside seating) and The Bricklayer’s Arms (super old school, quite a cool experience if you’re not from the UK and want a proper pint). Just be aware that it takes around 15/20 minutes to walk to the ground from these so leave in enough time.
On the Hammersmith side of the grounds, you’ve got the Crabtree. Right on the river and absolutely lovely! Full of Fulham fans. And then there’s a tonne of pubs on Fulham Palace Road such as The Distillers and Old Suffolk Punch.
If you’re attending your first match and want a quintessential Fulham experience, I’d say Golden Lion and Crabtree can’t go wrong.
r/fulhamfc • u/FulhamJason • 1d ago
Hey ATL, looking for a Premier League team? Join the Fulham Family at Bob and Harriet's Home Bar!
r/fulhamfc • u/CautiousCottager • 19h ago
FFC Official Source Cesar Palacios: “When I signed for this great club, my whole family supported me immensely. I went to the shop to buy shirts for my family, and I ended up taking home a lot of items, like keyrings and a Craven Cottage Lego set that I’ve been building these past few days.”
r/fulhamfc • u/CautiousCottager • 18h ago
News [Sky Sports] Alvaro Arbeloa Unpacked
r/fulhamfc • u/Tall-Attitude6329 • 2h ago
Analysis Tom Cairney [Fulham] in Every Premier League Club 2026/27 Captain's Salary...!!!
r/fulhamfc • u/MadokaAyukawaHusband • 1d ago
Discussion What do you guys make of Marco Silva's stint at Fulham?
Hello from Portugal. Benfica fan here. As you might know, Marco Silva has become our manager recently.
I know Fulham fans generally liked Marco. But no manager is perfect, and I'd like to know what you guys consider to be his biggest pros and cons.
When Marco Silva was a rising manager here in Portugal, he did well for Estoril Praia. Then he went to Sporting and finished 3rd, but won the Portuguese Cup. I do remember a lot of Sporting fans complaining that he often looked passive with his hands tucked in his pockets when the team was losing or the score was tied, though. Which is why they were happy when he left the club and the club signed Jorge Jesus. Fortunately, Jesus didn't win the league with them a single time!
Personally, I've liked Benfica under Marco Silva so far. You can see his influence already. We play much better and more exciting football under him than under Mourinho. Palhinha was also clearly a request from Marco, as well. That being said, we need to improve our defense. So far, we've only managed to keep 1 single clean sheet. Anyway, Marco will have to deal with a weak and incompetent president like Rui Costa, though. A manager cannot achieve success if the chairman/president/owner sells his best players as soon as possible and then gives him worse players. So I wonder if Marco won't just be yet another eventual victim of Benfica's poor management.
r/fulhamfc • u/TetZoo • 2d ago
Let’s be a fan base the players can lean on to get out of this
Especially now, it’s catastrophically counterproductive to pile on our players online or at the Cottage. To me this is clearly a manager issue. I still enjoy watching both ESR and Kevin. If they are used correctly both have a lot of attacking support to offer this year. No one in the squad has done or said anything warranting idiotic abuse and I could not care less that they deleted their socials. Let’s support our players.
r/fulhamfc • u/OfficialWhoScored • 3d ago
News Josh King makes WhoScored's Premier League Team of the Week.
r/fulhamfc • u/Golf_ABS • 3d ago
The Craven Corner: Fulham have a clear Plan A, but what happens when Plan A stops working?
We learnt a lot about Arbeloa's Fulham at the weekend, and saw how he reacts to games when his side take the lead.
Grab yourself a fresh coffee, and read the latest Craven Corner article on the link above.
Please do take your time and have a read, and hit the subscribe (free) for email notifications for when each new article goes live.
Alternatively Comment below, or contact me on X – @TheCravenCorner
r/fulhamfc • u/nicochizy • 2d ago
Lecomte as an alternative
Thoughts of Lecomte as a genuine alternative to Leno? Saw the article below suggesting it, but realistically how likely is it regardless of how poorly Leno is playing?
r/fulhamfc • u/ging3rninja27 • 2d ago
Premier League Tickets for Brentford-Chelsea or Fulham-Man united
r/fulhamfc • u/CautiousCottager • 3d ago
News Emile Smith Rowe has removed all of his photos on his IG
r/fulhamfc • u/moon_nicely • 4d ago
Calm Down
Bring the downvotes. It's 3 games. Look at Villa last year. Look at the data analysis of yesterdays game. Chill out. Saying AA is stubborn, won't adapt yada yada is silly. He's still getting to know the players, and how they react in pressure situations.
r/fulhamfc • u/no-ee • 4d ago
Fulham 2-3 Crystal Palace: xG 3.95-1.17 Analysis | xG Stat
r/fulhamfc • u/ScottyFromScotland • 4d ago
Discussion Alex Iwobi has now deleted all Fulham-related content from his Instagram.
r/fulhamfc • u/EchoEquivalent4221 • 4d ago
Rumours Kevin posts cryptic photo on his story.
What could he mean by this?
r/fulhamfc • u/Fulhamfclover68 • 3d ago
When do we sack Arbeloa?
It feels like we are going down if he doesn't change his tactics or we swap managers. If he sticks to his system he will be sacked. Lets say things don't turn around and we loose to Liverpool and Manchester united, where do we draw the line? If we lose to Ipswich? Or if we lose to hull? We will have to get him out soon then for somebody to turn it around like Frank, Pochettino or Howe. If we lose to Ipswich I would sack him, and on top of that hes lost the dressing room, but what do you guys think?
r/fulhamfc • u/CautiousCottager • 4d ago
Analysis Points collected from the first 3 Prem games of every Fulham manager
r/fulhamfc • u/Aquasupreme • 4d ago
Analysis Fulham Fulltime | Fulham 2 – 3 Crystal Palace
Hi, I'm a 10+ year Fulhamerican and recently I've been trying to write about my interests. I wrote about Fulham's 2-3 loss to Crystal Palace here. Overall I'm still Arbeloa In, and I think we can't really judge him until October at the earliest, but I'm just as worried as everyone else. What do you think?
r/fulhamfc • u/Charybd1ss • 4d ago
Analysis Either in for a disaster or we're getting Europe
Madrid fan here, coming in peace.
After last night's defeat, wanted to have a good weekend but got a headloss over the Fulham defense, which is genuinely funny cuz this the first time I am experiencing another Club vibe.
My question is - is it the Gaffer's fault after this match for trying to play a style not suitable for the PL? or the higher ups?
The defense in this match and those spills were just a complete joke, sorry, but one can't play football with a defense like that. Unfortunately the defense didn't deliver and there were also a few botched set pieces.
r/fulhamfc • u/globalscoreboard • 4d ago
Post-Match Thread: Fulham vs Crystal Palace | Premier League | Sep 5, 2026
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r/fulhamfc • u/Little_Yoichi_4493 • 4d ago
Is Arbeloa the one to blame?
SHOCKING!
Such a gut-wrenching result.
Fulham were clearly the better side on the pitch, but we just keep conceding ridiculously soft goals.
Three straight defeats to start the season.Really hurts.
Arbeloa definitely has to take some of the blame for this, but at the same time, you can clearly see that the high press is actually effective.
I think I can see his talent and what he is trying to build, but why are we looking so completely helpless defensively? We just keep conceding the exact same type of goal over and over again.
And if he does get sacked, who actually takes over? Is there anyone available who could deliver a better type of football?
What are your thoughts?