Collins Column

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 have a new permanent boss in place for the roughshod road of the Championship, and it is a rookie in many regards who will be at the helm, in Scott Parker. The former skipper has done a good job since taking over, and yet it is hard to truly define a reign that has been mostly done in the light of first impending, and then confirmed, relegation. Jack J Collins digs a little deeper.

Disasters aren’t always about the results you get and the points on the board, although those figures aren’t exactly kind to Claudio either, looking back at his tenure at Craven Cottage. Some things are a little bit more subtle. Jack J Collins takes a deeper dive into the reign of Claudio Ranieri.

It's not been the easiest few weeks as Fulham fans, but there's a couple of things we should all address, both on and off the pitch. Jack J Collins weighs in with his appeal for calm on the rough seas of the Premier League.

Two games in a week, two victories in a week. It's not perfect yet, but it's a start, and with so many reasons to be optimistic, Jack J Collins looks back at a good week to be Fulham.

On the eve of the season, Jack J Collins gives his thoughts on the window, the opening day and all things black and white.

In the wake of another topsy-turvy encounter with Queens Park Rangers, Jack J Collins takes a look at the strange phenomena of games against the Hoops down the road and discusses the international break.

After Tuesday's night's emphatic win over Play-Off contenders Sheffield United added to the scalps of Wolves and Aston Villa at the Cottage, and topping off a week which saw Fulham win at Derby for the first time since 2002, Jack J Collins looks at yesterday's performance.