Fulham Tomorrow: No More Excuses
276 comments November 28th, 2006
This team is so hard to figure out. Nobody seems quite sure if we’re on the verge of greatness or inches from a complete collapse. We teeter along that fine line, beating the likes of Manchester United and Liverpool but failing against Bolton and Man City. It’s very frustrating, pretty entertaining, and entirely unpredictable.
What we need is stability. Enough potential, we need results.  Tomorrow we go to Fulham, and then on Saturday Tottenham come to our new stadium for the first time. Both games are must-wins. Arsene has been saying that our new stadium is part of our disappointing start to the season, but this seems a very strange thing to say when you consider that we remain unbeaten at home, and have struggled on our travels.
Tomorrow, both Thierry and Robin van Persie will be back, possibly even Tomas Rosicky (whose been very much missed), and I can’t be alone in being curious to see how a 4-4-2 would fare. This is Craven Cottage, not the Bernabeu: we don’t need to be cautious.
If Arsene really believes in this team, then let him prove it by going all out for a win.
