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I went to Craven Cottage earlier this season and watched them beat us 4-1. But they fully deserved it, played excellent football, and though the fans were quiet the ones I walked back to the train with talked about football the entire time and no one tried to give it the big 'un about wearing away colours.
I've really liked the QPR fans I've come across too, but I don't really have any affection for them as a club.
Maybe it's a posh West London thing that somehow just doesn't apply to Chelsea. I'll go to Griffin Park next year and report back.
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tallsam
Because no-one hates Fulham. I've been a few times. Its great.
My wife's Uncle is a Chelsea fan (season ticket holder for about 40 years) and even he likes them. I suspect the Fulham-Chelsea rivalry is a very one way thing.
Also I dislike Chelsea but I like my wife's uncle. Its a paradox. But it makes family gatherings more fun as I can talk football with someone.