'fancy come' is not a correct or usable phrase in written English
It makes no sense in the context of the English language.
A lot of European teams won't fancy coming here".
Fancy coming to River Cottage for a festive Friday night in December?
If you fancy coming the festival, you can find all booking information on the festival's website.
Do you fancy coming for a tour of the newsroom and getting another view of the work we are doing?
"Fancy coming to Brazil for a week, like on a really big date?" Even though I'd only met him once, there was something about Matt.
"Sorry, all booked up until after Christmas!" I've lied this month when jobs I didn't fancy came my way.
The restaurant – with food just the right side of fancy – comes complete with a soundtrack of guffawing hippos and the roar of rapids.
But assuming that you don't fancy coming over all martial arts in a white romper suit, let's work on you as a spectator.
Fancy came later, when she graduated from Le Cordon Bleu in Scottsdale, Ariz., landed a string of plum jobs, and then was hired to hold up the sweet end of things at Charlie Trotter's.
One day the producer said, 'Look, I'm going to take the show to Hamburg, do you fancy coming?' So me and Frank went and worked in the fabulous studios they had there.
