April Fool’s Day is upon us – the one time in the year where everyone fancies themselves as a comedian.Even Premier League clubs like to get in on the act but not all of them execute it well.
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We're delighted to confirm that #FFC are set to become the first side in Premier League history to adopt double-digits on every shirt.— Fulham Football Club (@FulhamFC) April 1, 2019
40 would have been some nice digits to have— Tracy Lewington (@LEWT1967) April 1, 2019
We are also delighted to announce that @FulhamFC will be the first team in Premier league history to get promoted and spend over 100 million on players and get relegated #FFC #sadfactbuttrue— Alan (@AlanFehres) April 1, 2019
Havent you been playing the April fools all season anyway?— Matt Boisclair (@mattffc1981) April 1, 2019
pic.twitter.com/ab0tjYl2P5— Raheel (@Raheelovic) April 1, 2019
@FulhamFC wouldn't be surprised if it was so you could fleece us for the extra printing costs— SessW6 #stopthegreed (@e_go2) April 1, 2019
First team in history to enter triple digits in goals conceded— MarkH (@MarkHillaFFC) April 1, 2019
April Fools … Premier League history on our wayyyyyy to the championship— Craig Jordan (@xarm0x) April 1, 2019
The real joke is referring to us as Premier League — Steven Rees (@Captain_Mugwash) April 1, 2019
If we put as much effort as this April fool joke onto the pitch we could of had a chance of staying up— Muzzy (@muzzyboii) April 1, 2019
pic.twitter.com/KPE227v6SE— Adam Bright (@AdamBrightPhoto) April 1, 2019Fulham’s social team tried to diffuse the situation by posting another joke but the damage was already done!
#FFC admin this morning… #AprilFools pic.twitter.com/0PFeF4WkPV— Fulham Football Club (@FulhamFC) April 1, 2019
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