Fulham chief threatens to sue
Fulham chairman Mohamed Al Fayed has vowed to take legal action in response to fresh reports that boss Chris Coleman is facing the axe.
Al Fayed has given Coleman his full support following claims made yesterday that a sports agency have been asked to headhunt a replacement for the Welshman.
"This story is complete and utter rubbish," Al Fayed said in a statement issued this morning.
"I met with Chris last night at Harrods and we are fully on course for next season's campaign with him as manager of the club. We discussed potential acquisitions and our ambitions for a better finish and I believe Chris can and will achieve this.
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