The Complete History of Fulham FC: The Rise, Fall, and Revival of London's Oldest Professional Football Club

Fulham Football Club’s story begins in 1879 and stretches across generations of triumph, struggle, and renewal. From early Southern League success to life in the modern Premier League, this book captures a club shaped by determination and identity. Figures such as Johnny Haynes, whose brilliance defined an era, and George Cohen, a one-club man and World Cup winner, stand at the heart of a narrative built on loyalty and excellence.

Through the decades, Fulham has experienced unforgettable highs and difficult periods, from the 1975 FA Cup Final led by Bobby Moore to the dramatic European journey under Roy Hodgson that brought the club to the 2010 UEFA Europa League Final. The rise under Mohamed Al-Fayed transformed Fulham into a Premier League force, while modern figures like Aleksandar Mitrović continue to shape its identity on the pitch.

This is a history filled with defining moments, from promotion triumphs at Wembley to hard-fought survival battles and record-breaking seasons under Marco Silva. It brings together the people, matches, and milestones that have carried Fulham forward, offering a clear and compelling account of a club that continues to evolve while staying rooted in its traditions.