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It’s an old-time classic football occasion at Craven Cottage this evening as Burnley come to town to take on Fulham in a true clash of traditional football clubs.
The Whites and the Clarets have done battle many times over the years, dating back to the days when the Lancashire club were one of the most feared in the land.
They’re back in the top-flight this season after a long absence, so tonight’s fixture is a blast from the past for many supporters who recall the halcyon days of English football.
So as the two teams do battle once more in our famous old ground, be sure to pick up the most traditional of football accompaniments, the matchday programme.
Packed from cover to cover with all the essential matchday information, the 84-page journal is the essential companion and souvenir for every Fulham fixture.
With its eye catching design and in-depth features, this week’s edition includes:
• Exclusive insight from Manager Roy Hodgson.
• Danny Murphy’s views on the matches against Portsmouth and Bolton.
• Former Fulham and England captain Alan Mullery recalls some of his own memories of matches against Burnley.
• Northern Ireland international Chris Baird discusses his longest unbroken spell of action in the Fulham First Team.
• A peak inside the opposition’s camp with Burnley’s Jamaican full-back Tyrone Mears.
• Expert Analysis from Burnley goal scoring legend Andy Lochhead.
• A look back in pictures at some of the past meetings between the two clubs.
• A flick through the photo scrapbook of Whites favourite Paul Konchesky.
• Match action from our recent matches against Aston Villa and Portsmouth.
• Through the ranks profile on defensive rock Aaron Pierre.
• Unprecedented fan interaction and tonnes of fun for younger fans too.
• Plus, so much more besides!
The brilliant matchday publication will be on sale in and around the ground from two-hours before kick-off.
If you miss your copy outside then look out for sellers on the Putney and Hammersmith Terrace, or at half-time from the programme room situated inside the Johnny Haynes Stand by Block E (opposite Turnstile 24).
