Quote of the Season: Fulham's Mohamed Al-Fayed

Fulham have been a surprise club this year in the Premier League. Roy Hodgson's brilliant management, the emergence of inexpensive fantasy studs Brede Hangeland, Clint Dempsey, and Mark Schwarzer, and a superb home record at Craven Cottage have all contributed to the London team's success.







Despite the club's on-field accomplishments, their owner, billionaire Egyptian businessman Mohamed Al-Fayed, is still as outspoken and flamboyant as he ever was:
Speaking out against the disparity between rich clubs and poor clubs, and the rising expenses and player wages across the league, Al-Fayed said "The Premier League and the FA are run by donkeys who don't understand business, who are dazzled by money."
Not that shocking. Not that big of a deal. But here's the ballsy kicker:
Al-Fayed urged the chairmen of other clubs to join him in his crusade: "In fact they can come have lunch with me at Harrods, where I can serve them stags' testicles. We all need big balls in this business."
Yummy.