Fulham's team of the decade
See who a Fulham fan has selected as their club's team of the decade.
Tuesday 24 December 2019 13:16, UK
We asked fans from all 24 Sky Bet Championship clubs to pick their teams of the decade.
Here, Fulham fan Cam Ramsey from Fulhamish Pod gives us their selection.
Goalkeeper: Mark Schwarzer
Despite his age, his experience and agility stood the test of time. A sublime shot stopper and a gentleman.
Right-back: John Paintsil
Paintsil's pre-match antics were iconic and was criminally underrated. He had stamina for days - a non-stop workhorse. Legend.
Centre-back: Aaron Hughes
He is not the tallest but his presence was pivotal. A mainstay for many years and very dependable.
Centre-back: Brede Hangeland
Hangeland is easily the greatest centre-half we have ever had. A dominant, no-nonsense enforcer at the back that held everything together. A hero.
Left-back: Matt Targett
Targett was only in our books for half a season but he shored up our left side manfully. Extremely studied in his trade and played a major role in our 2017/18 promotion campaign.
Right-midfield: Zoltan Gera
Gera was the reason I swapped Mercurials for Mundials as a youngster. A wizard along the flanks and an inspiration to all.
Central midfield: Danny Murphy
An inventive spark in the middle that left everything on the turf. Upped the standard. Not bad at penalties either.
Central midfield: Stefan Johansen
A hard working catalyst that loves to drive his opponents witless. An unsung hero in many respects.
Left-midfield: Clint Dempsey
Dempsey was vibrant, skilful and deadly. The best American export to hit the Premier League and a joy to watch. We will forget about his little tantrum before he left SW6, though.
Attacking midfield: Tom Cairney
Cairney has one of the sweetest left foots in the Championship. Composes rhythm and sets the tempo. He is the playmaker we rely on so dearly.
Striker: Aleksandar Mitrovic
Without the lethal Serb, we'd be vastly mediocre. Such a natural-born finisher with a passion for Fulham. We are not worthy.
