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Alex Mackenzie pays tribute to our Jamaican international, who rarely receives the praise he deserves.

Arthur Duke says there are plenty of reasons to be excited about our Brazilian forward’s future in SW6.

At long last, Fulham have finally got the better of Bournemouth for the first time since 2019 - and Cam pens the rosy write-up.

A preview of Fulham’s match against Bournemouth at Craven Cottage on Saturday.

The Turf Moor curse of 1951 lives on to haunt Fulham’s failed victory parade. This is a draw that feels exactly like a loss and Cam, almost begrudgingly, wants to get to the nub of the matter in his own way.

Fulham only signed one player. But in the words of fellow Albanian Dua Lipa, could Armando Broja be the one?

A preview of Fulham’s match against Burnley at Craven Cottage on Saturday.

Josh Hallmark looks at players who were deemed not good enough by fans and managers alike - and how they coped with that tag.

Jack Stroudley assesses if Armando Broja is worth his potential six-month loan.

We’ve seen a few of these names already this month but as it’s Deadline Day, Cam thought it’d be a good idea to cover the stories you’ll definitely see flag up on your timelines before tonight’s 11pm cut off. The clock’s ticking, let’s get down to business.

George Rossiter has the player ratings from Tuesday evening’s draw.

That’s back-to-back 0-0s at Craven Cottage against Everton. It wasn’t the dullest of draws and much like Jack Russell MBE, Cam’s painted his own picture of how things unfurled under the lights on Tuesday night.

A preview of Fulham’s match against Everton at Craven Cottage on Tuesday.

Here’s Cam’s penultimate January transfer rumour round-up - a month-long period which has been ridiculously boring to say the very least.

Fulham bowed out of the Carabao Cup, all good things must come to an end but Cam won’t look back in anger.

George Rossiter has the ratings for the second leg of the League Cup semi-final.

History awaits for those brave enough to seize it.

In his debut article, Daniel PreFontaine explores our squad through the lens of Jenga Theory.