Writing

Louis suggests five individuals who meet the criteria for Fulham's new Director of Scouting role.

Louis Wishlade lays out the responsibilities of our currently vacant role, as well as how the newcomer will fit into the club's hierarchy.

In this two-hander, Mike and Cam debate the pros and cons of offloading our Serbian striker.

In his debut piece, George Rossiter wades through years worth of signings to separate the wheat from the chaff.

Now the dust has settled, the team look back on what’s been a difficult campaign.

Parker’s Fulham future feels somewhat uncertain. Should it be time for a change, who could be lined up to replace him? Here are five suggestions.

Clappers-in-hand, 2,000 enlivened Fulham fans, scattered across the Hammersmith and Putney End terraces, witnessed Steve Bruce's Newcastle United claim 12th spot in the standings with a 2-0 victory against Scott Parker's Championship-bound rabble. The loss was meaningless, a formality, however ending the season on a softened high would've been an alleviating vaccine for a torrid campaign riddled with injustice, falsehoods and outrage, but there would be no last-gasp hurrah, no sarcastic adieu, just a prolonged mewl of perpetual disdain and dismay.

Drew looks at a handful of entirely random metrics to see if this stab at Premier League survival was worse than our last one.

What player rating out of 10 would you give each of the Fulham team for their performance against Newcastle United in Sunday’s Premier League clash?

Dan Cooke questions whether Bobby De Cordova-Reid's talents are being wasted.

Sean asks: is Parker's vision of sustainability at odds with our owners?

Cam runs the rule over our hard-earned point at Old Trafford on Tuesday.

What are your Fulham player ratings for tonight's performance against Manchester United at Old Trafford?

Cam takes a look back - as only he can - at our loss on the south coast.

What ratings out of 10 would you give today's Fulham team for their performance against Southampton at St. Mary's Stadium?

Colm takes a look at what Monday evening's relegation means for our current squad of players.

The relationship between Fulham's manager and striker is already dividing fans - but Rhys knows which side he's on.

That relegation-defining nail's dangled ominously for a lifetime and Sean Dyche's Burnley drove it into Fulham's Premier League coffin, reading our last rites with a foreseeable 2-0 victory. Bowing out without a whimper, Scott Parker summarised this condemning defeat with loaded statements, dressed dismissively, holding his hand up to our demise whilst inadvertently accusing unnamed affiliates. Protests won't relieve us of Tony Khan but I genuinely hope that as our distracted, unqualified excuse of a DoF - who's presumably maturing - he'll also own a hefty, deserving slice of accountability.