The new Riversaid stand enters through the 51st Gateway, and you will go out straight to a land area that has turned to the river and has a kisski food and direct music.
One of the fans said it’s like going to the “Khord’s Garden Ceremony” – This is a space for fans with public admission tickets.
Another door is waiting for people with ‘excessive’ host tickets and contains the stickers of Golden and Light Speal, which offers various halls from the basement to the fifth floor where the swimming pool is located.
Artist Johnson says there is very little talk about Fulham and any memories and just a few logos or black and white colors with a caution, with the same floor that wears more fabrics than a Dubai naked sky in a football place.
There are also special rooms that have a special balcony and have moved to the river, where you can get a Fulham shirt signed by the entire composition.
The stand is hanging on the Tims River, which is the place where the hosting of the game will be held with a champagne or memoza on the arrival of arrive.
The opening of the stand was significantly delayed on its initial purpose in September 2021 for several reasons that emerged during construction, including the pandemic.
“It’s straightened with Johnny Heinz’s historic stand by an industrial industrial champion Archibald Lich,” Johnson added.
A unique presentation is a kindergarten for parents whose children are very small to enjoy the game.
Private members pay between 750 and 1250 pounds annually, along with crash, spa, hotel rooms and swimming pools available.
The money does not include access to the games, and Fulham says only about 20%-30% of the members are interested in the games alongside their packages.
“It’s difficult but we have a great stand. We need some hospitality and although some fans pay £3,000, but only a few hundred fans pay the money, we have to have a friendship with hospitality and happen in all clubs. He has undoubted cigarettes with Mancher, countless cigarettes.
“I understand that we need to raise the most money to participate at a high level and to succeed. I am so happy with what we have achieved but not cheap,” said David Clark, a fan of Fulham since 1958.
“The despair is that when you pay £1,200 or more for the seasonal tickets, you feel there are many good places that you can’t go there.
“I love the banks of the river. We are trying to get here at least an hour earlier to enjoy the 3-pent pints (for an hour before the game starts to commend the non-hosed fans) and the river,” he said.