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Jack Fryer

1903

It was a major coup for Fulham when goalkeeper Jack Fryer arrived from Derby

County in May 1903, as he’d made more than 200 appearances for the top-flight

Rams and had just played in the FA Cup Final. But Southern League side Fulham

were ambitious to progress, Fryer being one of 23 signings that summer.

A brave and very agile player despite weighing around 95kg, Fryer

commanded his area well, and was a first-team regular for five seasons. He

conceded just 96 goals in 123 Southern League appearances, kept 23 clean

sheets in 1904/05 - and seven in consecutive matches during 1906 - and won

two championship medals.

Unfortunately, just after our promotion to the Football League, he suffered a

bad injury and made only 19 league appearances before retiring in 1910. He was awarded a benefit match

by Fulham and for many years ran a pub near Fulham Broadway.

Brede Hangeland

2008

Roy Hodgson’s first signing as Fulham manager in January 2008 was 26-year

old Brede Hangeland from FC Copenhagen. Media reports indicated interest

in Hangeland from Liverpool and Manchester City, but the Norwegian knew

Hodgson’s methods from their time at Viking Stavanger, and plumped for a

£3m move to the Cottage.

Fulham dramatically avoided relegation in 2008 and finished an all-time

best seventh in the Premier League the year after, conceding just 34 goals, the

fourth lowest in the division. Incredibly, we reached the Europa League Final the following season.

Tall and commanding with good positional sense, Hangeland was made captain in 2012 and altogether

played 272 times for Fulham, scoring 12 goals; no-one has made more Premier League appearances for the

Club. Brede also won 91 caps for Norway. He was released by manager Felix Magath after our relegation in

2014, and signed for Crystal Palace.

The List So Far

100 Doug Rougvie From Shrewsbury Town 1989 • 99 Leroy Rosenior From Queens Park Rangers 1987 • 98 Geoff Horsfield From Halifax Town 1998

97 Charlie Mitten From Manchester United 1951 • 96 Paul Parker & Dean Coney To Queens Park Rangers 1987 • 95 Phil Stant From Notts County 1991 • 94 Ray Evans

From Millwall 1977 • 93 Zat Knight From Rushall Olympic 1999 • 92 Robbie Herrera From Queens Park Rangers 1994 • 91 John Cutbush From Tottenham Hotspur

1972 • 90 Kevin Lock From West Ham United 1978 89 Roger Brown From Norwich City 1980 • 88 Barry Lloyd From Chelsea 1969 • 87 Duncan Jupp To

Wimbledon 1996 • 86 William Goldie From Liverpool 1904 • 85 Tony Gale To West Ham United 1984 • 84 Syd Gibbons From Manchester City 1930 • 83 Ray Lewington

From Chelsea 1980 • 82 Johnny Price From Brentford 1928 • 81 John Mitchell From St Albans City 1972 • 80 Albert Pape From Manchester United 1925 •

79 Bryan Ruiz From FC Twente 2011 • 78 Steve Earle To Leicester City 1973 • 77 Micky Adams From Southampton 1994 • 76 William Haley From Derby

County 1928 • 75 Mick Conroy From Preston North End 1995 • 74 Alf Tootill From Wolverhampton Wanderers 1932 • 73 Luis Boa Morte From Southampton 2000

72 Bobby Brennan From Birmingham City 1950 • 71 Jim Stannard From Ford United 1979 • 70 John Collins From Everton 2000 • 69 Len Oliver From Tufnell Park 1924 • 68

Jimmy Tompkins From Woking 1934 • 67 Malcolm Macdonald To Luton Town 1969 • 66 Sid Elliott To Chelsea 1928 • 65 Steed Malbranque From Olympique Lyonnais

2001 • 64 Peter Kitchen From Orient 1979 • 63 Fred Harrison From Southampton 1907 • 62 Sonny Gibbon From Merthyr Town 1929 61 Paul Moody

From Oxford United 1997 • 60 Teddy Maybank To Brighton & HA 1979 • 59 Jack Graham From Brentford 1901 • 58 Jimmy Bullard From Wigan

Athletic 2006 • 57 Peter Mellor From Burnley 1972 • 56 Ernie Beecham From Hertford Town 1925 • 55 Tom Cairney From Blackburn Rovers 2015

54 Arthur Rowley From West Brom 1948 • 53 Maurice Cook From Watford 1958 • 52 Ian Selley From Arsenal 1997 • 51 Bob Thomas From Plymouth

Argyle 1947 • 50 Paul Went To Portsmouth 1973 • 49 Jimmy Conway From Bohemians 1966 • 48 Barney Travers From Sunderland 1921 • 47 Gordon

Davies To Chelsea 1984 • 46 Jimmy Torrance From Ashfield 1910 • 45 Barry Hayles From Bristol Rovers 1998 • 44 Tony Thorpe To Bristol City 1998

43 Alain Goma From Newcastle United 2001 • 42 Jack Fryer From Derby County 1903 • 41 Brede Hangeland From FC Copenhagen 2008

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