Fulham FC

Fulham are London's oldest professional club and have a long history of being a "yo-yo club" — bouncing between divisions but always with a loyal fanbase behind them. Major honours are limited, but their identity is strong: community-driven, historic, and proudly unfashionable. They are also known as the "poshest" fanbase in England.

Notable achievements:

• 2010 Europa League finalists (lost to Atlético Madrid)
• Multiple promotions to the Premier League

Fulham enjoyed one of their most stable spells in decades under Marco Silva, who left in 2026 to take over at Benfica after five years in charge. Alvaro Arbeloa — formerly of Real Madrid, where he managed for five months after Xabi Alonso's departure — is set to take over (appointment pending final work permit confirmation as of early July 2026), aiming to build on Silva's foundation with a philosophy built around developing young talent.

Johnny Haynes — "The Maestro," widely considered Fulham's greatest-ever player. A former England captain and record Fulham appearance holder.

Chicago Cubs — historic, likeable, occasionally chaotic, with fiercely loyal fans.

The 2010 Europa League run, especially the comeback vs Juventus at Craven Cottage (4-1). Fans still talk about it like folklore.