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HAPPIER TIMES: Fulham's owner Mohamed Al Fayed (centre) and Jean Tigana (right) with the UEFA Intertoto Cup at Loftus Road in Londan in August last year. Fulham beat Italian team Bologna 3-1. But now Fulham's fortune have taken a dive. - AFPpic |
LONDON: After a swift rise to England's Premier League two seasons ago, Fulham are a club in turmoil – homeless and with no decision in sight over a new stadium, while manager Jean Tigana's future appears uncertain.
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