There's Only One F in Fulham - 30 years of TOOFIF and Fulham + Q&A's with Fulham Favourites

The Fulham Supporters' Trust is delighted to announce a special evening for Fulham fans: the official launch of David Lloyd's new book - There's Only One F in Fulham - 30 years of TOOFIF and Fulham.

As well as your first chance to buy the book, there will be a Q&A with David and a panel of special guests from on and off the pitch to talk all things TOOFIF, Fulham and Craven Cottage.

You can also order the book in advance (at a reduced price) when booking your place at this special event, to pick up on the night.

Taking place at the famous Duke's Head in Putney, your ticket includes a hot and cold buffet and the bar will be well-stocked for the night.

This is an all ticket fixture - come along to enjoy a night of all things Fulham FC, celebrate 30 years of TOOFIF and pick up an early Christmas present for that special Fulham fan in your life - numbers are limited, so book now to secure your place.

There’s Only One F In Fulham // Foreword by Ray Lewington // A4 hardback book // Crammed with anecdotes and insights // Lavishly illustrated // In-depth interviews with a host of FFC personnel

This fan’s-eye view covers the most dramatic 30 years in Fulham FC’s history, during which London’s oldest professional football club plumbed the depths on and off the field before embarking on a remarkable renaissance.

In March 1988, the fanzine There’s Only One F In Fulham (TOOFIF) was launched and its editor has been closely involved with the Club’s ups and downs, often directly so. Tales of despair (as FFC sank to 91st out of 92) and delight (reaching a major European final and, most recently, winning a Wembley Play-off final) are backed up by a host of interviews with key Club personnel.

Although the book mark’s the mag's 30th anniversary, it’s full of exclusive new material rather than simply being a ‘Best of TOOFIF’. And there’s a clever device to illustrate the Club’s incredible rollercoaster journey!

Book Launch of TOOFIF '30 years of TOOFIF and Fulham'