When the fixtures were released for the 17/18 Championship season it was evident that Fulham faced a gruelling start to the campaign. This prediction has materialised itself with the likes of Cardiff and Leeds, both of whom currently reside in the top six, proving challenging opponents for the Whites.
"Craven Cottage, by the river, take me home!" Thus goes a song which reverberates around the most beautiful stadium in existence on a regular basis, a ringing indictment of the special bond which Fulham fans have with their historic home on the banks of the Thames.
Fulham signed Portuguese left-back Rafa Soares on loan from Liga NOS giants FC Porto during the summer transfer window, however after sustaining an ankle injury, the only regular appearances that he's made for the club so far have been on the physiotherapist's bed.
At the start of the month, fans would have feared the September fixture list, but after 11 points from the 6 fixtures, Fulham are starting to move on up.
In light of midfield maestro Tom Cairney's absence from Fulham's starting fold, many a Whites fan would have been left scratching their head to who would temporarily take the batten from the influential Scotsman.
With an important three points taken in Nottingham on Tuesday night, Fulham's attention turns to a visit to one-time home Loftus Road.
Much was made at the start of the season that Fulham were amongst the early season favourites for the Championship crown this year.
In the latest instalment of how best to Follow Fulham Away this season, our away day maestro Dom Betts conducts you through the three away days in September.
Fulham continue to search for a winning run after falling foul of yet another late equaliser at the Cottage against Middlesbrough at the weekend. The opportunity to bounce back, however, comes quickly, as the Whites travel to the City Ground to face Nottingham Forest on Tuesday night.
Here at Fulhamish, we like to look at both sides of the equation. Few things this summer have divided Fulham's fanbase as much as the transfer of Sone Aluko, and so we thought, now that the dust has settled, that we'd take a look at whether the decision to sell our former wing wizard was the correct one.
Ahead of the Jacksonville Jaguars’ return to Wembley on Sunday aftertnoon Fulham chairman Shahid Khan appeared on Talksport's afternoon show. Whilst much of the chat was related to the Jaguars and the NFL, Khan did answer some Fulham related questions.
Of all the games to follow up a nervy and grim defeat up north to Burton Albion, playing recently relegated Middlesbrough, on an all-competitions five-game unbeaten streak, and with probably the best strike force in the league, is one you'd probably want to avoid.
For two teams on the same amount of points, it would be fair to say that there can be found fewer larger contrasts in optimism for this season than between Fulham and Hull City.
When Fulham announced on deadline day that they were signing ex-Zenit St. Petersburg, St. Etienne and Monaco man Yohan Mollo on a free transfer, many responded simply with 'Who?'.
So, the World Cup Qualification break is over and it's looking far better for some of our internationals (Ollie Norwood) than it is for others (everyone else).
Transfer Deadline Day is always a frantic day, with rumours abound about what talent a club will be able to bring in at the final hour. Big names are always thrown around on the final day of the window, with this year's crop ranging from Fernando Forestieri to Dwight Gayle.
The silly season is over and never has that term seemed more fitting. This summer we saw the record transfer fee rise to an astonishing £200 million, with Neymar leaving the Fulham Barcelona style of football behind for a new chapter in Paris.
With a new season beginning, Fulhamish are delighted to welcome a Fulham media staple, Ad Brons-Smith's Craven Corner, into the Fulhamish family
So, the summer window has come to an end, and there are differing views flying around the Fulham fanbase as a whole.