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Craven Cottage stands as a testament to the rich history and enduring spirit of Fulham FC. Established in 1896, this iconic stadium has witnessed countless memorable moments, from thrilling victories to heart-wrenching defeats. Its charming and traditional design, with the Johnny Haynes Stand and the famous Cottage itself, provides an old-world charm that’s rare in modern football grounds.

For young players, Fulham’s academy is a great example of how to balance school and sports and do well in both.

George Rossiter returns with the final player ratings of the season, assessing the squad’s performances for the entire campaign.

Josh Hallmark digs into the numbers behind our renaissance in the second half of the 2023/24 season.

Now we’ve had a couple of weeks to collect our thoughts, the team reflect on a season that saw us consolidate our Premier League status.

Jack Stroudley looks at the current crop of Fulham players out at other clubs and ponders their futures.

Jack Stroudley rates all the signings from another successful Premier League season.

Fulham recorded their first league double over Luton Town since 1953/54 and as Cam will tell you, it was a bonkers ending to a season that has been incredibly fun to behold. You Whites!

Drew Heatley says our gaffer’s recent comments could lead to a summer of discontent.

A preview of Fulham’s last Premier League game of the season away at Luton Town on Sunday.

Dan Cooke says change is afoot – but we have nothing to fear under the guidance of Marco Silva.

It wasn’t an unexpected result, but it was still a shame to not even lay a glove on the champions. Alex Mackenzie rates the boys.

Stephen Sheldrake reflects on yesterday’s home defeat to the Premier League champions.

George Cooper looks at the perpetual existential crisis of being a Fulham fan and ponders whether we can change the narrative against City.

Farrell digests the recent season ticket renewal figures and suggests that the club still has some way to go to mend relations with loyal fans.

Cam Ramsey looks at the ups and downs of a forgettable West London derby draw.

Dan Cooke looks at who went high and who went wide (and also Raul Jimenez) after yesterday’s derby draw.

It’s time to sting the Bees.