1994–95 Fulham F.C. season

The 1994–95 season was Fulham's 97th season in professional football. They played in Division 3 (previously known as Division 4) – the lowest level played in their history, finishing a respectable 7th place, ahead of Scunthorpe United by a goal difference of +1. This was still, however, a slight disappointment for many Fulham fans, as they were hoping for promotion back into Division 2. Ian Branfoot stood in his first season as manager for Fulham, after Don Mackay's sacking after the previous season's poor display.

Squad[]

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player — GK  ENG Jim Stannard — GK  ENG Lee Harrison — GK  ENG — DF  ENG Micky Adams — DF  ENG Terry Angus — DF  ENG Mark Blake — DF  ENG Robbie Herrera — DF  ENG Duncan Jupp — DF  ENG Kevin Moore — DF  ENG Simon Morgan — DF  ENG Glen Thomas — DF  ENG John Marshall — MF  CYP Ara Bedrossian — MF  ENG Danny Bolt

No. Pos. Nation Player — MF  ENG Nick Cusack — MF  ENG Martin Ferney — MF  ENG Tony Finnigan — MF  ENG Julian Hails — MF  NIR Rory Hamill — MF  ENG Terry Hurlock — MF  ENG Michael Mison — FW  ENG Carl Bartley — FW  ENG Gary Brazil — FW  ENG Alan Cork — FW  ENG Rob Haworth — FW  ENG Mark Stallard — FW  ENG Martin Thomas

Final league table[]

Matches[]

Division 3[]

13 August 1994

Fulham	1–1	Walsall
Moore		Lightbourne

Craven Cottage, London

Attendance: 5,308

20 August 1994

Scunthorpe	1–2	Fulham
Juryeff		Cork

Glanford Park, Scunthorpe

Attendance: 3,165

27 August 1994

Fulham	2–0	Wigan
Cork Morgan

Craven Cottage, London

Attendance: 4,241

3 September 1994

Torquay	2–1	Fulham
Okorie Stamps		Moore

Plainmoor, Torquay

Attendance: 4,739

10 September 1994

Fulham	0–1	Preston

Craven Cottage, London

Attendance: 5,001

Coca-Cola Cup[]

FA Cup[]

External links[]

• Fulham website
• Soccerbase – Results archive