Fulham owe him a lot for what he did for them.

He ploughed personal Millions and Millions of pounds into them to take them to the Premiership.

Fulham Football Club, which Mr Al Fayed owned for many years, said that it was "incredibly saddened to learn" of his death.
"We owe Mohamed a debt of gratitude for what he did for our club, and our thoughts now are with his family and friends at this sombre time," it said in a statement.
His successor at the club, Shahid Khan, expressed his condolences in a tribute on the club's website.
"The story of Fulham cannot be told without a chapter on the positive impact of Mr Al Fayed as chairman," he said.
"His legacy will be remembered for our promotion to the Premier League, a Europa League Final, and moments of magic by players and teams alike."
Mr Khan said Mr Al Fayed was "wise, colourful and committed to Fulham" and that his legacy would "always be at the heart of our tradition" at the club.