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dean, he handed out his 100th premier league red card — the first ref to get to that figure — to ashley youngeir man advantage wolves captalised with this calamitous goal thanks to a philjones and chris smalling mix up. it's a set back then for united's new permanent manager. the first 20 minutes, we should have been through it up and i am not exaggerating either. they keep or make some fantastic states. we created a big chance it's a big promise in the game, but we just did not pounce on them. that is supple for you sometimes. today, 100% improvement from last time we came here. but the same result. —— that is football. solskjaer not happy — this is how his side are going to have to pick themselves up, they now don't play again until that huge champions league match against barcelona at old trafford next week, and solskjaer is going to have to prove his motivation credentials to pick his side back up after this one. thank you. let's have a quick look at some of the other day's sports headlines. bolton's next two home games could be played behind closed doors on safety grounds. the championsh

his first goal was ashley young attempting a crow turn, lee and getting the 23rd go there, against english clubs. at the 24th can courtesy as something collect item, david had it so often been the saviour for united this season and season saviour for united this season and season pasta, but it eluded him and he looked on in horror as that bounced underneath him. after that, leonel massey was mesmerizing, he was turning philjones inside out and for united it was going to get worse. could tino had a horror show, not enjoying life, but i go with the pick of the bike how beautiful i sat even sweeter for pick of the bike how beautiful i sat even sweeterfor him pick of the bike how beautiful i sat even sweeter for him after he faced criticism, he put his hands to his yea rs criticism, he put his hands to his years as if to say yes, now you can see why they paid money for me, and for the next bit liverpool player must have hurt even more. but they can't leave without any complaints at all, they simply were not at the races and i think they have a rebuilding job on his hands this past summer, plen

one united's not made even worse by the sending off of ashley young united states fifth in philly. russell westbrook has made some n.b.a. history the our karma city thunder star became just the second player ever to record twenty points twenty rebounds and twenty assists sinigang his effort helping his saints a win over the l.a. lakers the funds are in the eighth and final playoff spots in the western conference. make sure mark is into the second day of f one testing after a stunning debut in bahrain the son of multiple world title win a michael outprice current champion lewis hamilton in his ferrari the twenty year old is testing the ferrari power hour for a mile lights are on. telly was it was nice it was really. feeling like you were ready. it was beautiful to to make this as laps and see see all the guys working and working with me. feel very comfortable and physically. ok but if i spoke to some looking fellows thanks so much sandy for that same for this news hour but i will be back in a moment more of the day's news so do stay with us. up to. par. an army of volunteers has com

ashley young turned into trouble and things were about to get messy.llector's item. david de gea, so often united's saviour, could only look on in horror as the tame shot eluded him and ended united's semifinal dreams. remarkably, it was to get worse. ex—liverpool player philippe coutinho with the pick of the bunch. alexi sanchez almost pulled off a consolation in his old hunting ground, but the night belonged to one man, as it so often does. well — what a story to tell you about in turin. ajax came from a goal down to beatjuventus 2—1 and reach the semi—finals for the first time in 22 years. austin halewood watched the action. this season, ajax have made a habit of upsetting the odds. they beat madrid and in juventus's of upsetting the odds. they beat madrid and injuventus's backyard, they threw everything at the italians but toppling the old lady in turin is a difficult task, mainly because they got him. who else but cristiano ronaldo with the opening goal, his sixth of the competition s0 goal, his sixth of the competition so far in mark but this you

an own goal from chris smalling late on proving the difference with ashley young also sent off for oleere relegated after losing 4—1 at watford. later on wednesday tottenham will play the first ever match at their new stadium when they host crystal palace. the venue build at a reported cost of almost $1.2 billion comes against the backdrop of spurs not having won in the league since the 10th of february i think as far as the community is concerned i think it is a massive lift for tottenham and for london. he could not come at a better time in view of the political situation we have at the moment with brexit. so we are definitely open for business. as far as the players are concerned, we business. as far as the players are concerned , we are business. as far as the players are concerned, we are all excited, and i have every confidence they will finish the season very strongly. the augusta open's amateur takes of the course in the next few hours. the same week the first of the women's majors is being played. the ana inspiration will tee off in california so is the timing an issue? typica

ashley young was then sent off for united — and the home side took advantage of the extra man and a mixthe top four. england will be joined by scotland for the first time at the world cup. the deal will also take in the next european cahmpionship that will be held in england. northern ireland and wales have been involved in a joint home nations deal before, but the republic of ireland are included for the first time. and england's record goalscorer who retired from the international game in 2014, thinks deals like this will increase the players profile my my role models were males growing up andi my role models were males growing up and i would have loved to have a female role model. my female role model was sally gunnell, who was in athletics. if some of these players can push the women's game and be on billboards and make them household names, young girls can look up to them and say i want to be like a jewel scot and so they can have a pathway and a career to make it as a woman's football. bolton's next to home games could be played behind security fences. the championship side, who a

united had ashley young sent off earlier and stay outside the top four.t will be a game—changer on and off the pitch. itjust keeps getting worse for them at the moment— yesterday the local council banned supporters from attending their ground because of safety issues and the club's players have been on strike because the staff haven't been paid. i think as far as the players are concerned, we're all excited i have every confidence. one of the oldest football clu bs every confidence. one of the oldest football clubs in britain 012p in unpaid tax. itjust keeps getting worse for them at the moment yesterday the local council banned supporters from attending their ground because of safety issues and the club's players have been on strike because the staff haven't been paid. the firm is also backing the republic of ireland. it's the first time the national sides have signed a sponsorship agreement independent of the men's teams. yesterday, schumacher drove a ferrari in formula 1 testing. michael's son. he is 20. the 20 year old was often around the sport while

them but wolves equalised ten minutes later united were then put under more pressure when captain ashley youngwas sent off for a second yellow card with half an hour to play an own goal having wolves the two one win leaving united fifth in the table meanwhile fullam has been relegated after their four one loss to watford it's the ninth consecutive defeat for full on who have scored just seventeen points all season the famed motor sport names of schumacher and ferrari have been reunited more than a decade since his father michael last race for ferrari son mick made his f one test debut with the team at the twenty year old proved right at home in the car as he managed to set the second fastest time in bahrain the german is part of ferrari's driver academy and is currently racing in the formula two championship but there's been talk that he could race in affluent is soon as next year if he does well the c.s.s. version is a good i can tell you it was nice it was really. feeling like who were ready. it was beautiful to see to make this is let's see see all the guys which. can be nice. too i think w

united also had ashley young sent off. tonight, six months after it was due to open. the e1 new home tonight, six months after it was due to open. the £1 billion statement is going to open its doors as they face crystal palace in the premier league. the new ground's capacity is 62 thousand, which is almost double that of the old white hart lane and the second largest club ground in england behind old trafford. chairman daniel levy says the new home will benefit the surrounding area as well as the club. i think as far as the community is concerned it is a massive left for totte n ha m concerned it is a massive left for tottenham and london and it cannot come at a better time if you of all the political situation we have at the political situation we have at the moment in brexit. we are open for business. i think the players are excited and i have every confidence they will finish the season strongly. moise kean, who had beenjeered throughout the game, struck from close range with five minutes left and then stood in front of

ashley: go west young man or maybe west southwest south. latest census data showing exodus of americans moving from cities in the northeast and rust belt to cities in so-called sunbelt. it may not be the pleasant weather that attracts them but the tax climate as well. let's bring in steve forbes, chairman of forbes media, steve. no big surprise here, once we had a cap on those salt deductions, state and local tax deductions, people in connecticut, new york, new jersey, illinois, usual suspects living with high taxes can't deduct these particular state and local taxes they're getting out. the exodus is quite remarkable. >> it is, even going on before the tax bill of 2017 because of the high taxes here. ashley: right. >> not just the weather as you pointed out in texas summers are not very pleasant. ashley: true. >> no matter what part of the state but the tax climate makes the difference. who would have thought a few years ago, toyota, japanese company, nationally headquarters in california, decided to move their headquarters, u.s. headquart

say anyone is too old, but i know they are all making me look very young both in terms of age and i think in terms of energy. >> so ashley, we know that the president fachncies his nicknam for his political ryele values. is he poll testing sleepy or not too intelligence and old, is that what we're seeing? >> he has ruled out sleepy. there has been some chatter about creepy. he sort of seems to have settled on some nicknames, but he may yet change them. but we're also seeing here this kind of vaguely amusing frankly testosterone fueled battle between these two accept ga theirian grandfathers about who is more youth testimony and energetic. when you are in your 70s, neither one of you can plausibly be called youthful, but i think that we will see sort of a fair debate about who has the energy and the stamina and the vigor to go against each other. and i think for bolts of these men and the way that they started their rollout, takes point of personal pride. so not just a case for the electorate, but something that the president who we recently saw him in reading glasses sort of threw a sneaky photo tries to demonstrate a yo

the organization matches young people with caring adults who serve as mentors. dan ashleyevent which featured speakers who talked about how big brothers and big sisters changed their lives for the better. >>> take a look. this fluffy-looking kitten endured a trip from salinas to sacramento's arden fair mall. the kitten rode in the engine compartment of a ford fusion and loud meowing was heard in the parking lot. firefighters used the jaws of life to free the kitten from the car. one of the firefighters has adopted the kitten and has a new name. clutch. still to come on abc 7 mornings. the marine mammals are doing its part to conserve the ocean. we get a behind the scenes look at a bunch of seals. >> they tried to swerve out of the way, but didn't want to swerve so hard right at the mom and child. >>> a driver explains what caused him to collide with the baby stroller and why he ended up doing in the moments following the crash. 60% of moms get generic gifts for mother's day. this year, get more for your... mom? mamá mommy ¡mom! mom! mommy moooom! moooom! at t.j.maxx we bel

it matches young people with caring adults who serve as mentors. dan ashley emceed the event this year which featured some speakers who talked about how big brothers and big sisters changed their lives for the better. >>> this fluffy-looking kitten looks pretty good after enduring a 180 trip from salinas to the mall. loud meowing was heard after the car finally arrived at the car's parking lot. firefighters used the jaws of life to free the cat from the car. one of the firefighters has adopted the kitten. it has a new name. clutch. still to come on abc 7 mornings. the marine mammals in sausalito is doing its part to conserve the ocean. we get a behind the scenes look and the seals. also -- >> i tried to swerve out of the way, but didn't want to swerve so far where i hit the mom and the child. >> a driver explains what caused him to collide with the stroller with a baby in it and what he did in the moments following the crash. >>> good morning, north bay. let's get up and get going. >> this is abc 7 mornings. >>> thanks so much for waking up with us. i'm chris

ashley: switch gears now. you help players manage money. obviously you are youngu get a ton of money, you are drafted in whatever sport, say the nba, all of a sudden you are flush with cash. what's the biggest mistake a player makes? >> right off the bat, impulse spending. you spend impulsively on big ticket items, you give money away, you lend money. before you really have a plan. i think that's the number one thing that guys get in trouble with. that's the number one thing you want to avoid. ashley: what do you tell them? what's the best thing to do? >> you have to acclimate to your newfound financial landscape, take your time, get clear on what you want the money to do for you, and get your plan and implement that plan. ashley: that's it. all right. i know this is very short. thank you for coming in. really appreciate it. >> thanks for having me. ashley: 6'11," not tall enough to be a center. they called him tiny. thank you very much. >>> let's take a look at the futures before we open up. little more downward movement now. the dow off about 100 points. the s&p

young people. good evening, thank you for joining us. i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley.t crime and punishment in our ongoing effort to build a better bay area. a push is on to close san francisco's juvenile hall. >> they say juvenile hall is now 70% empty. the city spends nearly $250,000 a year per child to keep them incarcerated. >> opponents of the system want the city to reinvest the nearly $12 million directed to juvenile hall last year on direct supportive services for our children. >> reporter vic lee spoke with those on both sides of the issue. he's live with the story. vic? >> reporter: ama, i just checked with the board of supervisors, they are meeting as we speak at city hall. on the agenda is a resolution to shut down juvenile hall. it has yet to be introduced but the sponsors of the bill say they will introduce it some time tonight. >> shut it down! >> reporter: some 200 people gathered for the rally to shut down san francisco juvenile hall, a 150-bed facility in diamond heights. 6 of 11 san francisco supervisors have declared their support for a measure that

ashley: it is very frightening. it can happen. unfortunately for this youngn, from new jersey, going to university of south carolina. she made one fatal mistake. she summoned an uber. stood outside of a bar early hours. looking down on her phone. car pulls up. car drives away. the real uber turned up three or four minutes later. dreadful story. her body was found the next day. they have found the person they believe committed this horrible, horrible crime. he is phasing kidnapping and murder charges. bottom line you order an uber, make sure, this is the lesson, the car they say it is coming you get into that car. but what a horrible situation, this poor young lady, made one mistake it cost her her life. terrible story. stuart: terrible story, ashley. ashley: sure. stuart: the federal ban on bump stocks, going into effect. one bump stock maker just surrendered 60,000 of these things to the feds. you're looking at video of them being destroyed. that company is suing the government for this. we're going it took to him in next hour. >>> ambassador john bolton on

the cosmos, colette, ashley, charlotte, daniela, madison and mabel decided to enter a nationwide science contest. their team name: "the marfa martians." >> it's empowering that young like that, too. >> reporter: if they won, their experiment would be performed on the i.s.s., the international space station, by real astronauts. but winning seemed like a long shot. more than 23,000 students were participating. many were in high school. sherry alweto is their science teacher. ihem for not going on, because they're young. they surprise me every single time we go on to our next step. >> two milliliters. >> reporter: the judges at the smithsonian were impressed. the girls' experiment, how to kill bacteria in space, is heading to the i.s.s. >> if you want to do something and somebody says that you shouldn't do that, don't let them pull your down. just do it. >> reporter: the girls celebrated by piling into the back of a pickup truck to catch a glimpse of their future. see that tiny white speck floating in the sky? that's the i.s.s. flying by. >> oh, my god! >> we can actually see it. >> reporter: you can look up. >> yeah, right there. >> awesome. >> reporter: despite bei

young lady just moments ago, arianna jalia. we to the greater response to interview than we did with the 20 minute interview with larry kudlow, top economics guy. ashley go far. she already has gone far. written two books, 3 million in the bank next couple years. wow. stuart: her company, sell necklaces, she gave me two for my granddaughters, 4-year-old granddaughters. ashley: oh. stuart: isn't that nice. ashley: i like the fact you got the tax issue in there? stuart: was i wrong to do that. ashley: she kind of laugh. i don't think she really understood. she will find out soon enough. let. stuart: let's wrap it up with this. there is not much going on in the market. we had a lot of news today. strong jobs report. news on the border. news on mexico trade. news on china trade. what else have we got? news on interest rates. federal reserve. ashley: slew of issues. apparently cancel each out out because of the market. we've been in the sail ring. stuart: thank you, ash. ashley: my pleasure. stuart: connell mcshane is in for neil. connell: i was disappointed with you. i thought you let that 7-year-old off the hook. you need to go at her a little bit more.

the organization matches young people with caring adults who serve as mentors. abc 7 news anchor dan ashleythe event this year which featured speakers who talked about how big brothers and big sisters changed their lives for the better. >> take a look. this fluffy-looking kitten looks pretty good after enduring a 180-mile trip from salinas to sacramento's arden fair mall. the kitten rode in the engine compartment of a ford fusion. loud meowing was heard after the car arrived in the mall's parking lot. firefighters used the jaws of life to free the cat from the vehicle. one of the firefighters has adopted the kitten and has a new name, clutch. >>> still to come on abc 7 mornings. the marine mammal center in sausalito is doing its part to save marine mammals and conserve the ocean. we get a live look at the efforts and behind the seals. >> i tried to swerve out of the way, but didn't want to swerve so far where i hit the mom and child. >> a driver explains what caused him to collide with a stroller with the baby in it and what he did in we see two travelers so at a comfort innal with a glow a

the cosmos, collett, ashley, charlotte, daniela, madison and mabel decided to enter a countrywide science test. their team name? the marfa martians. >> it's kind of empowering that young people, young women can do things like that too. >> reporter: if they won, their experiment would be performed on the iss, the international space station by real astronauts. but winning seemed like a long shot. more than 23,000 students were participating. many were in high school. sheri oweto is their science teacher. >> i was trying to prepare them for not going on because they're young, and they surprise me every single time we good on to the next step. >> reporter: the judges at the smithsonian were impressed. the girls' experiment, how to kill bacteria in space, is heading to the iss. oun't do that, don't let thing them pull you down. just do it. >> reporter: the girls celebrated by piling in the back of a pickup truck to catch a glimpse of their future. see that tiny white speck floating in the sky? that's the iss flying by. >> oh my god! >> we can actually see it. >> reporter: you can look up? >> yeah, just right there. >> reporter: despite being one of the youngest teams from

four people died including a college freshman, young girl at seattle pacific university. ashleye'll get to the opening of the markets. we're expecting a somewhat flat opening. as you can see, the stocks just snow beginning to trade. more red than green but we're literally up just one point on the dow at 26,545, just getting the day started here. take a look at the s&p if we can, that also almost, almost dead flat, up 0.4% 2940, nasdaq very flat up three points. it's that kind of morning we're just getting going. lots to happen this week. lots of earnings. the fed meeting, jobs report on friday, the market just waking up to a new week. and a big week. >>> we talked about this business, disney winning big with "avengers end game." boeing has the big shareholder meeting this morning in chicago. that stock down half a percent at 378. we'll be hearing from the ceo of boeing in the 11 a.m. ahead of the earnings report, up slightly, up another buck 63 at 1278 on alphabet. who is here to talk about it all, jeff seeker, donald and susan lee. a big week for earnings,-mile-per-hour than 15

ashley, charlotte, daniella, madison and mabel all ten and 11 years old decided to aim for the stars and enter a nationwide science contest. their team name, the marfa martians. >> empowering, like youngwomen can do things like that too. >> reporter: if they won, their experiment would be performed on the i.s.s., the international space station, by real astronauts. but winning seemed like a long shot, more than 23,000 students were participating. many were in high school. cheri alweto is their science teacher. >> i was trying to prepare them for not going on, because they are young, they are very young. and they surprise me, every single time we go on to a next weep. >> reporter: the girls even surprised themselves. trying to find a way to kill bacteria in space. >> two milliliters of the sterile solution. >> in the first one we are about to have bacteria called bacillus subtilis. >> reporter: what is it called? >> bacillus subtilis. >> reporter: the judges at the smithsonian air and space museum were impressed and picked the experiment to go to space. >> if you want to do something wad somebody says that you shouldn't do that, don't let them pull you down. >> reporter: the girls aleb

young man. good stuff. thank you very much. >>> of course, i'm going to tell you one more time. yes, we are waiting for the president. ashleyr -- they just put up the prompters. you see the screens. those are teleprompters. i don't know whether the president will stick to any script. odds are he won't. right now, the dow is up 15. we are waiting for the president. we will take you to indianapolis momentarily. stuart: vice president pence speaking to the nra convention. when he's done, the president will speak. right-hand side of your screen, big tech, oh, look at that. apple, firmly now established above $204 a share. it's only down a fraction this morning. amazon following that spectacular earnings report yesterday. their profit virtually doubled. they slowed their sales a bit. that's what's dragging the market a little bit. they are still up $14 at $1,917 per share. pretty close, not quite there yet, but pretty close to a trillion dollar valuation. >>> facebook is backing off a little. down about a buck but look, they are at $192. they are having a really good run so far in 2019. google, well, they're up six bucks, $1273

ashley! >> and the crowd says -- >> congratulations. of course we're pulling for her. all of the contestants team up with a star for this round. some of the other duets included pat benatar, brett youngt the other half of the top 20 will perform with julia michaels, lucas graham, ben harper and more to see who else the judges put through, the top 14 "american idol" airs at 8:00 on abc 7. >> ashley hess looks and really. i'm not surprised at all. >>> new at 6:00, a controversial needle exchange program could get a big extension this week. >> the buzz over the new "avengers" movie. has been making folks feel right at home, with meals like homestyle country fried steak, grandma's sampler, and our signature chicken n' dumplins. so, come on home to what you love. come on home to cracker barrel. to take care of yourself. but nature's bounty has innovative ways to help you maintain balance and help keep you active and well-rested. because hey, tomorrow's coming up fast. nature's bounty. because you're better off healthy. >>> the padres in town to take on the giants. there's a threat of a shower, but i wouldn't let that stop me from going. notice the earlier tomorrow. dropping down to 56 deg

young children because they could be called as witnesses in the case. she has pled not guilty and remains in richmond jail. in pittsburg,an ansar, hassan. >>> the deadly shooting of 24-year-old ashley vasquez. >> shot! this is body cam video the santa clara county district attorney just released. the shooting happened early christmas morning. officers misidentified vasquez as a suspect in another shooting. she threatened officers by driving toward them after a high-speed chase in a stolen vehicle. four officers opened fire hitting vasquez 14 times after repeatedly warning her to stop. the d.a. found her behavior made the officers fear for her lives even though she was the wrong suspect. >> vallejo police need help finding two people who t-boned a driver while carrying a passenger. the uber was trying to make a left turn on to sacramento street on mississippi when a black vehicle hit him. the suspects fled from the scene. vallejo police are hoping to identify them. the uber passenger and driver were not seriously hurt. >>> as part of our efforts on abc 7 news to build a better bay area, we're digging into ride share realities and we looked at challenges of uber and lyft. those have

ashley: all right. big blows to rockland county, new york,'s plan to take on their measles outbreak. the judge says the county cannot ban youngave more on that next. >>> first take a look on the big board. we're off down 117 points, trying to come back a little bit. we'll have more "varney" right after this. ♪ want more from your entertainment experience? just say teach me more. into your xfinity voice remote to discover all sorts of tips and tricks in x1. can i find my wifi password? just ask. [ ding ] show me my wifi password. hey now! [ ding ] you can even troubleshoot, learn new voice commands and much more. clean my daughter's room. [ ding ] oh, it won't do that. welp, someone should. just say "teach me more" into your voice remote and see how you can have an even better x1 experience. simple. easy. awesome. ashley: now this. a state judge put on hold a ban on unvaccinated children in public places in rockland county new york. as the county deals with an outbreak of measles, interesting story this. joining to us break it all down, judge andrew napolitano, host of "the liberty file" on "fox nation." hey, judge, great to s

ashley: have you ever done a cruise? stuart: i have done a cruise. susan: you have? stuart: i did one many years ago when my children were young.es, indeed. >> big margin issue. stuart: scott, you want to get me out of this? >> stuart, you are one of the few, to susan's point, you are not the repeat offender. you didn't go back on the cruise. kudos to you. cruises feel like a big commitment, you get on the ship, you travel, you stop, versus the experiences with respect to airbnb, hotels, where you can go around, little more freedom, not as big of a commitment. that's why you are seeing that arena shrink so much. stuart: moving on. enough said. i'm getting out of this. they call it the impossible whopper. it's going to go nationwide. the point here is this thing is meatless. wait a second. d.r., you entertained us in the past because you tried these things. >> i have. i have tried both the impossible burger and the new ipo that's going to become an ipo, beyond burger. they will be ipo'ing in just a few months. both of them taste very good. i think the impossible burger has a little better flavor, in my opinion. the big thing, th

young man that came back to america in comatose situation and subsequently died. of the north koreans are billing us two million for his medical care. what is the development here? ashleyal bill on instructions passed down from president trump. something was signed in order to gem him out. he came back in comatose condition ultimately died. there's a lot more to the story. this is incredibly brazen and incredibly awful. it is just provocative. stuart: extreme, regardless of some piece of paper signed way back when. liz: it is beyond appalling. stuart: this is cruelty, and highly provocative. good lord, we had summits with this guy. ashley: we've get response from the president. stuart: it is is outrageous. neil it is yours. neil: m is leading the singing ship. it was really a disproportionate weight on the dow taken out and the dow would have been positive. i don't know if that would still be the case given the complexions of the rest of the other figures in the dow. a reminder how one bad earnings report can turn an index around as one good report with the case of microsoft, with good numbers, change your view on technology, now a trillion dollar concern, lifting the

united had ashley young sent off earlier and remain fifth.ft and then stood in front of the cagliari fans behind the goal and opened his arms. play was halted and the warning was broadcast that the crowd. the referee blew the final whistle shortly afterwards. incredibly, juventus defender suggested that moise kean was partly to blame for the incident. this is the quote... moise kean put a picture of his celebration on instagram and said, the best way to respond to racism, not pretty. —— #notoracism. the second biggest club ground in the uk will host its first competitive match later. tottenham hotspur‘s new stadium is opening six months later than planned but will hold 62,000 people. look at the size of that. let's have a look at some of the back pages this morning. the guardian: "we are in another dimension" — mauricio pochettino has challenged tottenham to think and act like one of europe's elite clubs ahead of their first competitive match at that new stadium against crystal palace tonight. the independent says ‘farewell fulham' following