A blog of two halves

Hammersmith & Fulham is home to 3 major football clubs: Chelsea, Fulham and Queens Park Rangers. Follow the ups and downs of the clubs as told by local fans.

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‘We scored a penalty’ was the chant

Morgan Phillips

It is hard to credit that almost 30 years have passed since the Freight Rovers Cup tie between Aldershot and Fulham, which ended in a penalty shoot-out requiring no fewer than 28 spot-kicks.

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Time for Good Cop, Bad Cop

Tim Harrison

The love affair between Tony Conte and Chelsea’s blue army rolls on with fresh intensity after the manager’s impressive handling of the uncertainty over striker Diego Costa’s future.
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Tricky winger LuaLua joins QPR on loan deal

Nick Skoric

When Kazenga LuaLua got his first big break in football he was busy on his PlayStation like any other 15-year-old boy would have been in his spare time.
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A rare derby day

Tim Harrison

It may be the rarest of west London derbies, but Chelsea’s reward for beating Peterborough in the FA Cup is a home tie against neighbours Brentford.
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Transfer window will be huge for Hoops, says Holloway

Nick Skoric

Just like when you are waiting an age for your bus to arrive and then two come at once; the QPR faithful were waiting for a win after watching the Hoops suffer six defeats on the bounce and then got two wins in as many games.
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Do Fulham have the Federer factor?

Morgan Phillips

At the end of November I summed up the Sheffield Wednesday and Brighton matches by writing that ‘Fulham played some good football but lapses of concentration and the lack of a regular goal scorer have undermined the performances’.
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JT = Joyful Tidings

Tim Harrison

John Terry, who has captained Chelsea for 12 years, is weighing up his future.

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