A metal structure composed of a man made of bronze with hands on his hips. One foot is balanced on top of a bronze football. The statue is on an upright brick structure. The word "Haynes" is visible on a sign behind the statue.
Johnny Haynes is Fulham's all-time record appearance maker with 658 matches, scoring 158 goals, and he is often considered Fulham's best-ever player. He was also a committed performer for the England national team, scoring 18 times in his 56 caps. This statue was erected outside Craven Cottage after his death in 2005.

Fulham Football Club is an English professional football team based in Fulham in the London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham. The club was formed in West Kensington in 1879 as Fulham St Andrew's Church Sunday School F.C., shortened to Fulham F.C. in 1888.[1] They initially played at Fulham Fields before a move to Craven Cottage in 1896; the club played their first professional match in December 1898 and made their FA Cup debut in the 1902–03 season. The club competed in the Southern Football League between 1898 and 1907, when they were accepted into the Football League Second Division.[1] Having spent much of their history outside the top division, the team gained promotion to the Premier League in 2001.[2][3] They spent more than ten seasons in the top flight, and reached the final of the UEFA Europa League in 2010.[4] In 2014 they were relegated to the Championship.[5] They have since spent one further season back in the Premier League in 2018–19 but suffered an immediate return to the Championship.[6][7]

Since the club's first competitive match, 966 players have made an appearance in a competitive match, of which 181 have made at least 100 appearances (including substitute appearances); all players who have reached this milestone are listed below. The record number of appearances is held by Johnny Haynes, who played 658 matches in all competitions, scoring 158 goals, in a career spent entirely at Craven Cottage.[8] Eddie Lowe is the only other player to have played more than 500 matches, although Les Barrett came close with 491 appearances.[9] Gordon Davies is the club's record goalscorer, with 179 goals in 450 matches.[10] Five other players have scored more than 100 goals for Fulham. Tom Cairney and Tim Ream are the current squad members who have played over 100 matches for Fulham.

Players

This list contains the 182 players, including six current squad members, as of 30 August 2019, who have made more than 100 appearances for Fulham, ordered by the years in which they played for the club and then alphabetically by surname. The figure for league appearances and goals comprise those in the Southern Football League, the Football League and the Premier League. Total appearances and goals comprise those in the Southern Football League, Football League (including play-offs), Premier League, FA Cup, Football League Cup, Football League Trophy, UEFA Intertoto Cup and UEFA Cup/Europa League. Wartime matches are regarded as unofficial and are excluded, as are matches from the abandoned 1939–40 season. Statistics for the Watney Cup and Anglo-Scottish Cup are not included in the table. International appearances and goals are given for the senior national team only.

Figures are mostly taken from Fulham: The Complete Record by Dennis Turner (published in 2007). UEFA Intertoto Cup and UEFA Cup/Europa League appearance statistics for the 2002–03 and 2009–10 seasons are taken from Soccerbase, along with all other statistics from the 2007–08 season onwards.

Statistics are correct as of 30 August 2019. International statistics correct as of 19 July 2019.

NamePositionFulham careerLeague
apps		League
goals		Total
apps		Total
goals		Int. country [nb 1]Int. appsInt. goalsNotesRefs
Jack FryerGK1903–191114201680None00—
William GoldieFB1904–190815651785None00—
Billy MorrisonFB1904–190812281429None00—
Harry RossFB1904–19081271214615None00—
Jimmy SharpFB1904–192011411251 Scotland50—
Arthur CollinsFB1905–1914260927911None00—
Ted CharltonFB1906–192024972677None00—
Fred ThrelfallHB1907–1909961710719None00—
Fred HarrisonFW1907–19111204713254None00—
Bob SuartFB1908–19119711021None00—
Robert DalrympleHB1909–1911984010844None00—
Fred MavinFB1909–19131402914929None00—
James SmithHB1909–19151811719317None00—
Alf MarshallFB1909–192010001070None00—
Willie WalkerHB1909–19211702317824None00—
Wattie WhiteHB1910–19231911820318None00—
Arthur ReynoldsGK1910–192539904460None00—
Jimmy TorranceHB1910–19263383335733None00—
Tim ColemanHB1911–1914944610049 England10—
Harry RussellFB1913–192313871427None00—
Frank PennHB1915–19344274545952None00—[13]
Harry BaggeFB1919–192617911911None00—
Alex ChaplinFB1919–192625912761None00—
Danny SheaHB1920–19231002310724 England20—
Tom FlemingFB1922–192511101140None00—
Teddy CraigHB1924–19301512916131None00
Len OliverFB1924–193540634343 England10—[14]
Reg DyerFB1925–19309801030None00—
David McNabFB1925–19301582116921None00—
Ernie BeechamGK1925–193217401870None00—
Albert BarrettFB1925–19373891541920 England10—
Jimmy TempleHB1926–19311565816861None00—
Bill HaleyHB1928–1931935010154None00—
Johnny PriceHB1928–19371904920553 England00[nb 2]
Jim HammondHB1928–1939316142342151None00—[15]
Sonny GibbonFB1929–193411411271 Wales00[nb 3]
Syd GibbonsFB1930–19382991331815None00—
Jimmy HindsonFB1930–193810401130None00—
Joe BirchFB1931–193818501950None00—
Alf TootillGK1932–193820302140None00—
Jimmy TompkinsFB1932–193915451645None00—
Johnny ArnoldFB1933–19392025721362 England10—
Mike KeepingFB1933–193920572177None00—
Bruce ClarkeHB1934–193911211141None00—
Joe BacuzziFB1935–195628322892None00—[16]
Trevor SmithHB1935–1938931910021None00—
Bert WorsleyHB1935–19401061511216None00—
Ronnie RookeFW1936–19461057011078None00—[17]
Harry FreemanFB1937–195217971908None00—
Jim TaylorFB1938–195326152785 England20—
Arthur StevensHB1943–195938611413126None00—[17]
Pat BeasleyHB1945–19501521316313 England11—[18]
Len QuestedHB1946–195217561887 Australia20[18]
Bob ThomasHB1947–19521675617657None00—[13]
Bedford Jezzard ♦FW1948–1956292154306154 England20[nb 4][17]
Bill Dodgin Jr.♦DF1949–1952
1961–1964		10401130 England00[nb 5]
Robin LawlerFB/DF1949–196228102990 Republic of Ireland80—
Bobby Robson ♦FW1950–1956
1962–1967		3447737080 England204[nb 6][19]
Ian BlackGK1950–195926312771 Scotland10—
Eddie LoweFB/DF1950–1963473851110 England30—[9][20]
Trevor "Tosh" ChamberlainHB/MF1951–19651875920464None00—[13]
Charlie MittenHB1952–19561543216033None00—[21]
Roy BentleyFB/DF / FW1952–19611422315825 England129—[22]
Jimmy HillHB/MF1952–19612764129752None00—[23]
Joe StapletonFB/DF1952–19619721042None00—
Johnny Haynes ♠ ♦ (c)FW1952–1970594147658 ♠158 England5618[nb 7]
[nb 8]		[8][17][24]
Tony MacedoGK1955–196834603910None00—[21]
George CohenFB/DF1956–196940864596 England370—[17][25]
Jim LangleyFB/DF1957–19653233135633 England30—[15]
Alan MulleryHB/MF1958–1964
1972–1976		3643741242 England351—[19]
Maurice CookFW1958–19652218924897None00—
Johnny KeyHB/MF1958–19661632918137None00—
Pat O'ConnellHB/MF1958–19661522617028None00—
Graham LeggatFW1958–1967254127280134 Scotland188—[17]
Bobby KeetchFB/DF1959–196610621202None00—
Stan BrownFW1959–19723531639719None00—[20]
Steve EarleFW1963–197329198327108None00—[18]
John DempseyDF1964–196914941718 Republic of Ireland191—
Fred CallaghanDF1964–1974295933612None00—
Les BarrettMF1965–19774237549190None00—[23]
Allan ClarkeFW1966–1968864510057 England1910—[20]
Jimmy ConwayMF1966–19763166736076 Republic of Ireland200—[23]
Reg MatthewsonDF1968–197315811741None00—
Malcolm WebsterGK1969–19749401040None00—
Barry LloydMF1969–19762572929030None00—
Jimmy DunneDF1970–197614321662 Republic of Ireland10—
John LacyDF1971–197816871888None00—
Les StrongDF1971–198337254276None00—
John CutbushDF1972–197713431603None00—
Peter MellorGK1972–197719002240None00—
John MitchellFW1972–19781695619460None00—
Viv BusbyFW1973–19761182814336None00—
Alan SloughMF1973–19771541418717None00—
Bobby MooreDF1974–197712411501 England1082—[26][27]
Terry BullivantMF1974–197910121152None00—[28]
John EvansonMF1976–19799551075None00—[29]
Gerry PeytonGK1976–198634503950 Republic of Ireland330—[14]
Richard MoneyDF1977–198010631154None00—[30][31]
Tony GaleDF1977–19842771931821None00—[16][32]
John BeckMF1978–19831141212613None00—[33]
Kevin LockDF1978–19852112723629None00—[34]
Gordon Davies ♠FW1978–1991396159450178 ♠ Wales162[nb 9][10][19][35]
Robert WilsonMF1979–1985
1987–1989		2233824342 England00[nb 10][36][37]
Roger BrownDF1980–19831411816119None00[nb 11][20][38]
Jim StannardGK1980–198539114301None00—[39]
Ray Lewington ♦MF1980–1985
1986–1990		2342127624None00[nb 12][14][40]
Dean ConeyFW1980–19872115624472None00—
Peter ScottMF1981–19922772730634None00—[41]
Jeff HopkinsDF1981–198821942576 Wales160—[42]
Ray HoughtonMF1982–19851291614521 Republic of Ireland736—[26][43]
Paul ParkerDF1982–199715721843 England190—[16][44]
Leroy RoseniorFW1982–1990993810940 Sierra Leone10—[45]
John MarshallMF1982–19974132846732None00—[46]
Gary ElkinsDF1983–199010421142None00—[47]
Gary BarnettMF1984–19901823120935None00—[48]
Glen ThomasDF1985–199425362826None00—[49]
Justin SkinnerMF1986–19911372315427None00—[50]
Clive WalkerMF1987–19891092912532None00—[51]
Jeff EckhardtDF1987–19942492527025None00—[52]
Gary BrazilFW1990–19962144825660None00—[53]
Mark NewsonDF1990–199310241104None00—[54]
Julian HailsMF1990–19941091212613None00—[55]
Martin PikeDF1990–19941901420515None00—[56]
Simon MorganDF1990–20013524742056None00—[21][57]
Sean FarrellFW1991–1994943110435None00—[58]
Duncan JuppMF1993–199610531273None00—[59]
Terry AngusDF1993–199712051467None00—[60]
Robbie HerreraDF1993–199814421802None00—[61]
Nick CusackMF1994–19971121413518None00—[62]
Mark BlakeDF1994–19981411716120None00—[63]
Martin ThomasMF1994–199887810511None00—[64]
Mike ConroyFW1995–1998943211542None00—[65]
Sean DavisMF1996–20041551419820 England00[nb 10] [15][66]
Steve HaywardMF1997–2001117815012None00—[67]
Paul PeschisolidoFW1997–2001972411730 Canada5310—[68]
Chris Coleman (c) ♦DF1997–2002138816511 Wales324[nb 13][15][69][70][71]
Paul TrollopeMF1997–20027851016 Wales90—[72]
Maik TaylorGK1997–200418702350 Northern Ireland870—[73]
Kit SymonsDF1998–20011021312914 Wales362—[74]
Rufus BrevettDF1998–200317512172None00—[75]
Steve FinnanDF1998–200317362097 Republic of Ireland522—[22][76]
Barry Hayles *FW1998–20041744421457 Jamaica100—[77]
Andy Melville (c)DF1999–200415341934 Wales653—[78][79]
Lee Clark (c)MF1999–20051512017822 England00[nb 10] [18][80][81]
Zat Knight (c)DF1999–200715031814 England20—[82][83]
Luís Boa Morte (c)FW2000–2001
2001–2007		2054425054 Portugal281—[26][84][85]
Bjarne GoldbækMF2000–20038561047 Denmark280—[86]
Louis SahaFW2000–20041175314464 France204—[22][87]
Edwin van der SarGK2001–200512701540 Netherlands1300—[21][88]
Alain Goma (c)DF2001–200611701520 France20—[89][90]
Sylvain LegwinskiMF2001–2006128816412 France00[nb 14][91]
Steed MalbranqueMF2001–20061723221144None00[nb 14]
[nb 15]		[26][92]
Moritz VolzDF2003–2004
2004–2009		12521444 Germany00[nb 16][93]
Tomasz RadzinskiFW2004–20071031011717 Canada4610—[94]
Carlos BocanegraDF2004–200811681368 United States11014—[95]
Collins John *FW2004–2008952010823 Netherlands20—[96]
Brian McBrideFW2004–20081393215340 United States9530—[19][97]
Chris Baird *DF2007–2013
2016		12741674 Northern Ireland770—[98]
Simon DaviesMF2007–20131371316917 Wales586—[99]
Clint DempseyMF2007–2012
2014		1894923058 United States13557—[100]
Aaron HughesDF2007–201418612382 Northern Ireland1121—[101]
Paul Konchesky *DF2007–20109721222 England20—[102]
Danny Murphy (c)MF2007–20121691821029 England91—[103]
Dickson Etuhu *MF2008–20129131276 Nigeria330—[104]
Brede Hangeland (c)DF2008–2014221828112 Norway914—[105]
Mark SchwarzerGK2008–201317202210 Australia1090—[106]
Zoltán GeraMF2008–201186512117 Hungary9726—[107]
Andrew JohnsonFW2008–2012861311127 England80—[108]
Bobby ZamoraFW2008–2012912013437 England20—[109][110]
Damien DuffMF2009–20141341517322 Republic of Ireland1008—[111]
Steve SidwellMF2011–2014921411317 England00[nb 10][112]
Bryan RuizFW2011–2015971210713 Costa Rica14729—[113]
Scott Parker (c)♦MF2013–201711961286 England180[nb 17][114][115]
Marcus Bettinelli ‡GK2014– 20219501120 England00[nb 10][116]
Ross McCormack *FW2014–2016963810042 Scotland ^132—[117][118]
Tom Cairney (c) ‡MF2015–1552716929 Scotland ^20—[119][120]
Tim Ream ‡DF2015–13811541 United States ^351—[121][122]
Ryan Fredericks *FW2015–201810601140 England00[nb 18][123][124]
Stefan Johansen ‡MF2016–2021991911121 Norway ^475—[125][122]
Kevin McDonald ‡MF2016–10261136 Scotland ^50—[126][127]
Denis Odoi ‡DF2016–202210131126 Belgium ^10—[128][122]
Ryan Sessegnon *FW2016–20191042211825 England00[nb 10][129][130][131]

Notes

  1. ↑ Where a player did not compete internationally, no country is denoted. Between 1926 and 1950, two competing teams claimed to represent the island of Ireland. Where an Irish player from this period played for both teams, no flag is given.
    Ireland denotes players who played for the Irish Football Association team.
    Republic of Ireland denotes players who played for the Football Association of Ireland team.
    For more information, see Ireland national football team (1882–1950) and Republic of Ireland national football team.[11][12]
  2. ↑ Represented England at amateur level.
  3. ↑ Represented Wales at amateur level.
  4. ↑ Bedford Jezzard served as Fulham manager from a year after his retirement in 1957 through to 1964.
  5. ↑ Represented England at under-23 level.
  6. ↑ Bobby Robson became Fulham manager in January 1968 and saw out the rest of that season. He left the club in November 1968.
  7. ↑ Johnny Haynes is Fulham's record appearance maker, making 658 appearances in 18 years at the club. He was briefly player manager in 1968 after Bobby Robson was sacked.
  8. ↑ Player spent a period of time as caretaker manager of the club
  9. ↑ Gordon Davies is Fulham's record goalscorer with 178 goals in 450 games in all competitions.
  10. 1 2 3 4 5 6 Represented England at under-21 level.
  11. ↑ Roger Brown holds a club record for goalscoring as a defender with twelve goals in the 1981–82 season.
  12. ↑ Ray Lewington became player manager at Fulham in 1986 and remained in this position until 1990. He was the youngest manager in the Football League at the time of his appointment, aged 29.
  13. ↑ Chris Coleman was appointed Fulham manager ahead of the 2003–04 season.
  14. 1 2 Represented France at under-21 level.
  15. ↑ Steed Malbranque was born in Belgium but represented France internationally.
  16. ↑ Represented Germany at under-21 level.
  17. ↑ Scott Parker was named Fulham manager on a temporary basis in February 2019, and this was made permanent in May 2019.
  18. ↑ Represented England at under-19 level.

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