Not really the return to SW6 that Djed Spence and Patrick Roberts were dreaming of, and that makes the victory all the sweeter. That's five wins in five from the weekend's early kick-offs and it's a damn long way for Middlesbrough's fan base to come for a 1-0 loss. Mock our home support when you barely get 10,000 at the Riverside? Guess you got what you deserved in the end. We never asked for clappers anyway.
What ratings out of 10 would you give tonight's Fulham team for their performance against Middlesbrough at Craven Cottage?
Sound the alarm! Aleksandar Mitrovic's condition is still unknown, Joe Bryan is being linked to a host of tempting destinations and one of our own, Marcus Bettinelli, could be on the brink of an exit after plummeting down Scott Parker's pecking order.
Can't really disregard the victory but that was dire. Winning ugly doesn't always make for great articles or overviews, so please bear with me through this. Fulham's travelling faithful began Saturday with a cautionary optimism, knowing that Hull City are a perilously unpredictable outfit, being both devastating and vulnerable, all at the same time. Sounds an awful lot like us, right?
What player rating out of 10 would you give each of the Fulham team for their performance against Hull City in Saturday’s Championship clash?
In his debut article for Fulhamish, Marco De Novellis compares life in the Premier League against life in the Championship.
The blissful magic of the FA Cup. It's been a long time. Last season, Fulham were outplayed by a struggling Oldham Athletic without a manager but this year against a teetering Aston Villa, directed by former Brentford boss Dean Smith (double points), the Whites progressed to the 4th round of the planet's oldest club competition. Is, is that Wembley in the distance?
Another avoidable bump in the road, smashed head on by Scott Parker's incompatible Fulham banter bus. Nursing a ranging hangover from the wholehearted celebrations the night before, trust it to be Fulham that bring you back down to earth with a bucket of cold water and a hefty slap in the gob. Also, Mark Bowen is a top notch prat, just saying.
Nik MacNee states the case that it’s time for Fulham to find a new manager capable of reviving Fulham.
What are your Fulham player ratings for today's performance against Reading at Craven Cottage?
As 2019 comes to an end with a new dawn in 2020 on the horizon, Scott Parker's Fulham bid farewell to a tremendous decade of success and heartache with 3 hard-earned points against Michael O'Neill's Stoke City. Entranced by Sunday evening's stunning sunset, all within Craven Cottage reminisced of what was and what could have been over an eventful 10-year span which has quite literally had it all in abundance.
What ratings out of 10 would you give today's Fulham team for their performance against Stoke City at Craven Cottage?
Must admit that when I set off on a chilly, wet morning with a half Christmas hangover and the glory of winning the traditional family Monopoly, I thought Kenilworth Road on Boxing Day would be a nice jaunt. Little did I know that the weather would be dreadful, Fulham would be arguably worse and the 90 minutes of scintillating festive feast of football that I had imagined would actually turn in a topsy-turvy game of elation and excruciating pain.
Let us know what you'd score each player for their Boxing Day performance against Luton Town at Kenilworth Road.
Let’s begin with this: everyone needs to calm down. There's nothing quite like squabbling supporters to derail a campaign.
As we near the end of the decade, Drew Heatley looks at four of the more “Fulhamish” moments of the last 10 years.
March on together. Think we'll adopt that as our own now. Coming off the back of three dismal defeats, another dreary loss was the only plausible outcome for Fulham, who had the ordeal of stunting a high-flying Leeds United at home, with Christmas just 4 days away. Stuff it all, and the Turkey while you're at it.
What player rating out of 10 would you give each of the Fulham team for their performance against Leeds United in Saturday’s Championship clash?
Come one, come all, the January transfer market is coming to town and a crammed month of repetitive rumours and frenzied fabrications is destined to consume every single second of our lives until Sky Sports' Jim White digs out his customary yellow tie once again.