By Geoff Pruce

Allan Clarke would go on to win the top-flight title, represent England and play in the European Cup Final, but he also enjoyed a prolific two-and-a-bit years at Craven Cottage.

He averaged more than a goal every other game, but departed SW6 due to Fulham's relegation to the second tier.

That was a sad day for a young Jim McGullion, who counted 'Sniffer' as one of his favourite players from his formative years supporting the Whites.

Allan Clarke

Fulham apps: 100

Fulham goals: 57

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