Davis back in good books with Fulham winner

Sean Davis was back in Chris Coleman’s good books tonight after slamming home the sensational volley which sent Fulham surging back into the race for Europe.

Sat, 24 Apr, 2004 - 18:32

Fulham 2 Charlton 0

Sean Davis was back in Chris Coleman’s good books tonight after slamming home the sensational volley which sent Fulham surging back into the race for Europe.

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