Feature

As we near the end of the decade, Drew Heatley looks at four of the more “Fulhamish” moments of the last 10 years.

March on together. Think we'll adopt that as our own now. Coming off the back of three dismal defeats, another dreary loss was the only plausible outcome for Fulham, who had the ordeal of stunting a high-flying Leeds United at home, with Christmas just 4 days away. Stuff it all, and the Turkey while you're at it.

Come one, come all, the January transfer market is coming to town and a crammed month of repetitive rumours and frenzied fabrications is destined to consume every single second of our lives until Sky Sports' Jim White digs out his customary yellow tie once again.

After Brede Hangeland was crowned your "Player of the Decade", we started thinking: Who would join the big Norwegian be in a Fulham team of the decade? Could you possibly fit Roy's Europa heroes, Slav's Wembley winners, and even some of Jol's entertainers into one XI? Well, the Fulhamish guys have given it a go. What do you think? Who would be in your team? Let us know!

Griffin Park is a dive, but it's a jumble sale of a stadium that we just love to lose at. West London isn't ours anymore, I'm afraid. Scott Parker's Fulham fell to their third straight defeat and the wheels have well and truly fallen off. We were diabolical, that's my quick take and it'll only lead to a longer explanation and inquest.

Banter club level restored. Fulham slumped to a second consecutive 2-1 defeat against another of the Championship's top 9 outfits. Farcical from back to front, Scott Parker's bereft, depleted contingent were atrocious and yet, miraculously, we're still 3rd in the standings, 11 points behind Leeds United. Drop us out, lads, we're slyly taking the piss.

The problem with opinions is that everyone has one. And as we’ve seen with the renaissance of Aboubakar Kamara or Scott Parker, we don’t always do well at changing them....

Fulham have lost 5 games so far this term with 3 of them coming at home. That's Nottingham Forest, Hull City and now Bristol City returning home from Craven Cottage with victories tucked away in their back pockets and that's simply unacceptable. We're still 3rd, just, but that was far from a satisfactory performance.