McCarthy: Fulham Still Have Premier Players Fri 13th Feb 2015 12:30 Town boss Mick McCarthy has warned that despite Fulham’s current lowly position their squad still contains players with Premier League experience as well as a number of promising youngsters. The Cottagers, who were amongst the pre-season favourites for promotion following their relegation in May, are currently 18th in the Championship, five points from the relegation zone. |
Murphy: The Secrets of My Success Fri 13th Feb 2015 11:00 Daryl Murphy believes there are a number of reasons why he is currently at his most prolific in more than 10 years as a professional in England. |
Anybody Else Ready For An Anger Management Class? - Notes for Fulham Fri 13th Feb 2015 10:53 HarryfromBath assesses the mood in the opposition camp ahead of Saturday’s game by delving into their forums. |
Murphy: 20th Goal Can't Come Soon Enough Fri 13th Feb 2015 06:00 Town top scorer Daryl Murphy is anxious to take his goal tally to 20 — the quicker the better according to the Republic of Ireland international. |
Sears Could Keep Place Even If McGoldrick Back Fri 13th Feb 2015 06:00 Boss Mick McCarthy has hinted that recent signing Freddie Sears could keep his place in the Blues side when Town travel to Fulham on Saturday even if David McGoldrick is fit enough to make the trip. |
McCarthy: Murph's Worked Hard for His Goals Thu 12th Feb 2015 06:00 Boss Mick McCarthy believes hard work and momentum are behind Daryl Murphy’s transformation from a “10-goals-a-season man” into a player who seems set to become the first Town player to net 20 league goals since David Johnson grabbed 22 back in the 1999/00 promotion campaign. |
McCarthy: One Out of Two's Not Bad Thu 12th Feb 2015 06:00 Boss Mick McCarthy is delighted that the summer signing of midfielder Kevin Bru has worked out well even if fellow pre-season trialist Balint Bajner proved to be a less successful acquisition. |
McCarthy: Victory Fully Deserved Tue 10th Feb 2015 22:41 Town boss Mick McCarthy was in no doubt that his side fully deserved their 2-1 home victory over Sheffield Wednesday, despite having fallen behind to Kieran Lee’s first-half goal which came after a mix-up between Bartosz Bialkowski and Christophe Berra. Daryl Murphy and skipper Luke Chambers headed home goals after the break to secure the Blues’ first win in four games. |
Sears Set for Full Debut Against Owls Tue 10th Feb 2015 06:00 Recent signing Freddie Sears looks set to be handed his full debut as the Blues face Sheffield Wednesday at home looking to get back to form after a disappointing start to 2015. The Blues have taken only four points from 15 since the turn of the year. |
Skuse: Unbelievable Spirit Tue 10th Feb 2015 06:00 Cole Skuse is backing the never-say-die spirit in the Town dressing room to lift them from the recent dip in form that has seen them concede valuable ground in the promotion race. |