That relegation-defining nail's dangled ominously for a lifetime and Sean Dyche's Burnley drove it into Fulham's Premier League coffin, reading our last rites with a foreseeable 2-0 victory. Bowing out without a whimper, Scott Parker summarised this condemning defeat with loaded statements, dressed dismissively, holding his hand up to our demise whilst inadvertently accusing unnamed affiliates. Protests won't relieve us of Tony Khan but I genuinely hope that as our distracted, unqualified excuse of a DoF - who's presumably maturing - he'll also own a hefty, deserving slice of accountability.

Dan Cooke points the finger firmly at Tony Khan and his efforts as our Director of Football.

What ratings out of 10 would you give tonight's Fulham team for their performance against Burnley at Craven Cottage?

We look at Parker's claims that the relegation fight is not dead, despite a nine point gap and only twelve points still up for grabs. Is it foolish optimism from Scott? Or does he maybe have a point?

Jack Stroudley dissects the impact our loan signings have had throughout the season.

In recent months Fulhamish has become part podcast, part group therapy session... Join Coops, Ben, AF and Dom as they mull over Fulham's 2-0 May Day loss at Stamford Bridge

We preview Saturday's SW6 Derby at Stamford Bridge, and ask whether it's a good time to be facing Thomas Tuchel's men

Mike looks at RLC's season to find out how it's gone so wrong for our Chelsea loanee.