Key Points:
- Fulham hosts a green day for Nigeria at base. Super Eagles stars join to share smiles and songs
- Clips show drums, jollof, flags, fun dance steps. Staff mingle with fans who live near the club
- The club shares warm words on socials that night. Fans hail the link to home in bright terms
Fulham has marked Nigeria’s day with a sweet bash. Players and staff came out to share the joy. Clips from the lawn show food, drums, and flags. Green and white waved high through soft fall air.
The mood stayed warm from first song to last cheer. Stars from the Super Eagles group joined the fun. Many wore clean kits or sleek native fits. Phones came up as chants rose round the yard.
How Fulham marks the green-white day
The club set a calm space for food and gist. Grills smoked, jollof steamed, soft drums led small steps. A small green flag sat on each long table. Kids ran by as staff smiled for short clips.
Hosts spoke on the love they feel for home. They thanked fans who keep their cheers so loud. At the time, more clips hit the club page. Pride lines filled chats with small green hearts.
Across town, Cuppy salutes Nigeria with a bold vow. Her post adds light to the day for many.
Fans react to the proud club salute
Fans say the move lifts pride for young boys. Girls smile too as stars share hugs with kids. Some praise links between club life and home ties. Others just drop flags, jokes, and warm lines.
Meanwhile, Osimhen Champions League record keeps the green joy loud. His mark sparks more cheers for the team at home.
The club has long ties with fans from West Africa. Many live near the ground and attend home games. They bring drums that beat loud in bright sun. This day felt made for that warm, shared pride.
The team thanks staff who set up the smooth day. Leads call it a small nod to a huge home. Plans may add a match day theme next year. For now, joy stays high across the club.
