To date, there have been two Barbadian players to have been at Fulham. Dean Leacock, whose father was from Barbados and thus qualified to represent them internationally played for the first team, and Gus Hurdle; an academy player who never played for the first team but went on to win 6 caps for the national team.
The Barbadian national team would later enquire Dean's availability for selection, but he declined a call-up due to personal reasons.
First team[]
The following is a list of Barbadian players who have made at least one appearance for Fulham's first team.
Highlighted blue indicates that the player has multiple/dual nationality and has not won a full international cap
No.
Name
Fulham career
Apps (gls)
Debut
From
To
Int. caps (gls)
1
Dean Leacock
1998-2006
13 (0)
4 Dec 2002
Selsdon Junior Academy
Derby £375,000
England U20 2 (0)
Other[]
The following is a list of Barbadian players who have been at Fulham, but never made an appearance for the first team.
Highlighted green indicates that the player switched international allegiance to Barbados after leaving Fulham
No.
Name
Fulham career
From
To
Int. caps (gls)
1
Gus Hurdle
1992-1993
n/a Academy
Dorchester Town Free
6 (0)
Barbadian staff at Fulham[]
To date, there have been no Barbadian staff to have been at Fulham.
Barbadian opposition[]
To date, Fulham have never faced Barbadian opposition in any fixture.
Fulham personnel in Barbados[]
To date, there have been no Fulham personnel who have played, coached or managed in Barbados.
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Highlighted blue indicates that the player has multiple/dual nationality and has not won a full international cap
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Highlighted green indicates that the player switched international allegiance to Barbados after leaving Fulham