Quote from: frank on February 13, 2018, 11:05:27 AMWe've only won twice at Craven Cottage this century (Feb 2004 and Jan 2010) and the fixture tends to produce late goals for them: Dec 2005, Feb 2008, Nov 2010, Oct 2012 all conceded in the last 6 minutes - 2005 and 2010 in injury time. But I'm still going for a Villa win this time, 2-1.We've only won there once in that time. Our 2004 win was at Loftus Road.
We've only won twice at Craven Cottage this century (Feb 2004 and Jan 2010) and the fixture tends to produce late goals for them: Dec 2005, Feb 2008, Nov 2010, Oct 2012 all conceded in the last 6 minutes - 2005 and 2010 in injury time. But I'm still going for a Villa win this time, 2-1.
I think we’re taking something like 6000 to this game which is pretty much 25% of their capacity. Also there will likely be Chelsea daytrippers there to support Terry. Our boys will be well supported and I can see them being the 12th man in a 2-0 win. They’re a good side, especially at home but having watched highlights of their game vs Bolton who had lots of great chances, they are definitely beatable.Jack and Scotty with the goals.
Would swap Bjork back in for Jedinak. They will not be driving through the middle and certainly not at height. They like to play from the back and with a lot of width so I think we needs Bjork's greater mobility.I like Fulham and I like the way they play the game so this will be a completely different test to the majority of games we play.
I also agree that the first goal will be crucial. It's a shame we don't have a 20+ goalscorer in the team. As much as I admire Hogan's workrate, he's not that type of player.