Founder and Host of Fulhamish Podcast, Hammy End season ticket holder and Radio Producer for the BBC.
We're all still reeling about Saturday night aren't we? This season Fulham have arguably thrown away three vital points because we're rubbish from the penalty spot. This problem has maligned us for years, with a string of crucial misses back over five years.
As you'll hear more about on today's episode, the Fulhamish podcast has partnered with The Athletic. It's something that's been in the pipeline for a few months, and I'm really excited about what it will mean for Fulhamish.
On Friday, the Premier League announced that games not selected for live TV would be available to watch, but only on Sky and BT's box office services for a price of £14.95 per game.
3 games, 3 defeats, 10 goals conceded, the latter of which was a humiliating, pants-down display for the whole world to chew over live on Sky's Monday Night Football. As Premier League starts go, it's pretty horrendous.
We never thought we'd ever see the day where Lionel Messi might ever consider playing in anything else than Barcelona's iconic red and blue stripes, however after Tuesday night's news that Messi dusted off his fax machine and sent in a transfer request to the powers that be, every super club on the planet will have taken notice.
It seemed impossible in Mid-December, but somehow just under two months later Fulham have overturned an 11 point deficit to draw level on points with Leeds United. We did it thanks to a narrow win at Blackburn Rovers, and Sammy James looks at the five major talking points.
It's ten years since Fulham's famous 3-2 win in Basel that secured qualification from Europa League Group E, and a date with holders Shakhtar Donetsk in the last 32 of the competition. Sammy James was there, and he looks back at one of the highlights of the famous Europa run.
So Ryan Sessegnon is off to Spurs. It has been inevitable all summer, although for the past fortnight I've had a distant hope that it might all be off. I guess that's proven to me, that despite the fact it makes sense financially, I'm gutted that he's leaving SW6. Here's to you Ryan Sessegnon…
On Saturday, the #StopTheGreed protest launches into action at Craven Cottage. The online support has been phenomenal, but it’s time to take the agenda from the keyboards to the stands.