As the curtain comes down on another Premier League campaign, the Focus team get together to discuss a season that started with sombreros at Everton, and ended with us sending the Hatters down as we doffed our caps to Tim Ream and Boa at Kenilworth Road. But what was Wiggo's best away day? Who turned out to be Morgs' biggest disappointment? And just why did Dylan select a defeat as his best game of 2023-24?

Following Fulham's succumbing to the inevitable against Manchester City, Kish, and Jmac join Boney to break down our last home game of the season and look ahead to a summer of transfer fun.

Saturday's short trip to Brentford promised much, but instead delivered a nil-nil only notable for a real Raul howler and a local derby that didn’t get shirty until after the final whistle. Kish and Stuart join Sam in the aftermath to answer the crucial questions such as how did Jimenez miss that chance, who should be named Fulham's Player of the Year, and what song should be Adama Traore's entrance music?

With one defender back in the side, and a departing one Tos-ed out in the cold, Fulham were heading for an unwarranted three points until struck by an almighty Schlupp in the face. Sam is joined by Kish and Tristan to dissect a difficult draw with Crystal Palace, as well as the situation at centre-back, strikers past and present, season ticket renewals, and the upcoming trip to Brentford.

The unfortunate events of a team that is not completely up for it. Liverpool left the Cottage with all three points and Fulham fans was left frustrated with another inconsistent performance. Join Boney, Dillian, and Jmac as they do a short recap of the Liverpool match as well as look ahead to the Boney family grudge match, Fulham v Palace.

A double bubble over West Ham for another three points! Join Boney, Wiggo, and Don as they look at an incredible performance that takes Fulham back to 12th place as well as a look ahead to the Liverpool game on Sunday.

A dominant opening quarter against Newcastle then Eddie Howe's subtle tactical move changed things. Or was it cheating and a lack of gamesmanship? Regardless of how you saw it, the Toons were able to stifle Fulham’s attack and leave the cottage with all three points. Join Boney along with Kish from Cottage Tactico and Don to recap, vent, and prepare for the trip to West Ham.

Four days, two away games, six goals conceded, one point gained and three early substitutions that set tongues wagging. Kish and Stuart join Sam to talk through the shambolic Easter showings that were a first half crucifixion at Forest after a second half resurrection in Sheffield. There’s also chat as Fulham announce record revenue figures before the gang desperately look for reasons to be cheerful ahead of Newcastle’s visit to Craven Cottage.

Join Boney along with Baldo and Don as they look back at a fantastic Spurs win, the international break, and a look ahead to the Sheff United and Forest upcoming games. Also the Dallas Cup International Youth Tournament and how the Fulham U19s are doing.

Despite a bright first half in the Black Country, Fulham fell to a frustrating defeat that extended our run without a league win at Wolves to 15 games and 39 years. Kish and Tristan join Sam to discuss exactly what went wrong (this time) at Molineux, the Premier League's newly-proposed financial regulations, and an upcoming London derby with Spurs.

Brighton thought they could swoop in grab three points and then fly back home. Well, Marco Silva will be having none of that. Back-to-back wins are completely unbelievable but there you have it. Join Matt Bone, Jmac, and Don Love as they discuss the fantastic home win, the midfield question of who rides the pine with Palhinha’s return, and who should get the captain’s armband for the Wolves.