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Here at Fulhamish, we love stats (well, except for Dom that is). They provide objective insight, discount our own natural internal bias, and help us understand at a deeper level what's happening with our little club in West London.

That wasn't a result 4 every1, but if you were a Fulham fan that witnessed the brutal Berkshire bloodbath, I guarantee it was an occasion that stimulated the mind, body and soul. After the unjust Play-Off semi-final heartache of 2017, that was heartily refreshing to say the least.

Let us know what you'd score each player for their performance against Reading at Madjeski Stadium.

Fulham beat Wigan 2-0 Friday at Craven Cottage to continue a fine run of form against the Latics. Are there other teams we've been equally dominant against? Rhys Daly takes a look at teams who have had the Whites as their bogey side.

Friday evenings under the lights by the Thames are beautiful anyway, but a night in the radiance of SW6 with 3 hard-earned points in pocket? That's the stuff of dreams, and I mean risque ones, too. Curbing the smut, Fulham thankfully atoned for their previous insufficient performances by downing an animated Wigan Athletic 2-0, an outing that exposed emotions we'd forget we even had.

What player rating out of 10 would you give each of the Fulham team for their performance against Wigan in Friday's Championship clash? 

Take the ball, pass the ball. Take the ball, pass the ball. Take the ball, pass the ball. Some of the eagle eyed among you may recognise this phrase as the title of the Barcelona documentary, focusing on the best team of modern times.

Gutless. A consecutive weekend blighted by a complacent, abject final ten minutes from Fulham. Three points, scuppered. Accumulators, sabotaged. A victory away from home against Garry Monk's Sheffield Wednesday, face down in the water after taking our foot off the gas once more.

What are your Fulham player ratings for today's performance against Sheffield Wednesday at Hillsborough? 

Three northern away day matches at Sheffield Wednesday, Stoke and Middlesborough await Fulham in the upcoming months. Dom Betts is here to give you the lowdown on how to get there, and more importantly, where to drink.

It’s come round faster than we thought, but following the Charlton game at the Cottage on 5th October, Fulhamish will be recording its 200th episode, and we’d like to invite you all to join us to mark a landmark milestone for the pod.

It’s ten years since Fulham’s march to the Europa League final in the 2009/10 season, so we’ve decided to reminisce. Throughout the season we're recounting the incredible away trips that took Fulham fans from Lithuania to Germany (three times). Continuing our journey is Mike Pruce, who was present at CSKA Sofia, where our road to knockout stage qualification began.

Before the whistle, if you'd said to me that Fulham would draw 1-1 against Slaven Bilic's West Bromwich Albion, I would have taken it without question. From such a commanding position, though, our draw against the Baggies feels exactly like another damning defeat.

What player rating out of 10 would you give each of the Fulham team for their performance against West Brom in Saturday's Championship clash?

The numbers from our start of the season are there in black and white, for all to see. Jack J Collins takes a look back on the opening period of our return to the Championship.

Fulham recently announced the signing of Michael Hector from Chelsea for an undisclosed fee. Brilliant, but what will he offer Scott Parker's fold and, ultimately, who is he? Cam Ramsey plates up a little insight to quell those lingering curiosities.

What are your Fulham player ratings for today's performance against Cardiff at the Cardiff City Stadium?

This image from the first home game is truly poetic. Mitro and TC, goalscorers and spine of this Fulham team, framed perfectly in the centre. Behind them, Blackburn goalkeeper and defender are slumped in resignation. Beyond, Fulham FC are building something...