‘Better than any transfer’ – Premier League fans hail stadium upgrade announcement as ‘filthy’ issue finally dealt with

FULHAM fans have hailed the club for finally dealing with a “filthy” issue at Craven Cottage. The West London side has often been criticised by supporters for the state of the toilets in the Hammersmith End. Fulham have made repairs to Craven Cottage during the summer Credit: Getty The toilets in the Hammersmith End have been upgraded Credit: Getty The toilet block had fallen into a sorry state with broken wall tiles, damaged doors and leaks. The club has now confirmed that there has been a full refurbishment over the summer ahead of the new Premier League season. Sign up for the Football newsletter Thank you! As part of the work, new toilet cubicles have been installed and upgrades have been made to the plumbing systems. A statement read: “The Hammersmith toilet facilities required a refurbishment due to persistent leaks and their poor overall condition. “The project included painting all walls and ceilings, replacing broken wall tiles, installing new toilet cubicles and WCs, and upgrading the electrical and plumbing systems throughout. “New flooring was installed and all damaged doors were replaced.” Fans have hailed the work by the club on social media for their decision to finally fix the problems. One posted: “About time you refurbished them filthy bogs.” Most read in Sport SUN VEGAS WELCOME OFFER: GET UP TO £100 BONUS Play Dream Team this season! £100,000 in prize money up for grabs in 2026/27 Free to enter Play in Mini Leagues against your mates £60,000 jackpot for the overall winner £1,000 prize for winning Gameweek 1 PLAY DREAM TEAM NOW! A second commented: “Toilet upgrade in the Hammy!” A third wrote: “Here we flow.” A fourth said: “Everything looks loverlllyyyyyy.” Another added: “OMG this is better than any transfer!” Fulham have also made further improvements to Craven Cottage, including the installation of a Changing Places facility. Alvaro Arebloa will be Fulham’s manager for the new season Credit: Getty This will enhance accessibility for disabled supporters and is located on the ground floor of the Riverside Stand concourse. Repairs have also been made to the Stevenage Park walkway and redundant and exposed cables have been removed. Fulham have made some additions during the summer transfer window having splashed £74million. Gonzalo Garcia and Cesar Palacios have arrived from Real Madrid, while Shea Charles and Jonah Kusi-Asare have been signed from Southampton and Bayern Munich. Comment now