Writing

Mitrovic has been a shadow of his former self for much of this season - but there is plenty more to come, as Rhys explains.

In his debut piece, Jack Stroudley looks at our most barren away trips.

Colm takes a closer look at our Deadline Day striker and asks if he's the man to save us.

Fulham Supporters Trust Chairman Tom Greatrex relives his personal obsession with our fortunes in Lancashire.

No win at Goodison Park in 22 worthless attempts? Carlo Ancelotti, mate, hold this freshly poured beer of ours, will you? The Italian sure knows how to clasp a paper cup of undisclosed steaming liquid but when it comes to compounding Fulham's long-standing losing streak, to press repeat on prosaic history, he's our guy. Valentine's Day isn't really for overcooked M&S steaks, wilting roses and singular points. We wanted a threesome and we bloody well got it with a clean sheet, too.

Sean says that despite yesterday's morale-boosting win, we're still in need of our Captain.

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

Louis Wishlade analyses how Kenny Tete's recent return after injury could benefit us for the remainder of the season.

Drew delves into the world of professional wrestling to shed some light on Tony Khan’s other love.

Bournemouth are reportedly interested in Scott Parker, but Mike Forrest asks should we be looking for a new manager ourselves?

Mike Forrest looks ahead to Everton and our chances of securing our first win in nearly three months.

Ben looks at how a few small tweaks could make a big impact.

Read it and weep, Fulham still haven't won a top-flight 'London Derby' since 2014, 19 capital meetings and counting, and Saturday's bore score draw against West Ham United was arguably the closest we've come to exiling that embarrassing record, a statistic we just can't shake for love, money or survival.

What are your Fulham player ratings for today's performance against West Ham United at Craven Cottage?

Mike Forrest asks some questions about our lack of attacking guile.

After a disappointing week, we take a look at what lies ahead and what we need to do to survive.

Louis Wishlade digs into how the disappearance of gambling firms in football could hit the Whites.

Ladies and gentlemen, that was Leicester City's first win at Craven Cottage in nearly 38 years and without Jamie Vardy, Kelechi Iheanacho, who hadn't scored in 15 outings, throttled his duck to open the scoring for the Foxes, leaving Fulham treading in deep, deep water at the foot of the table.