The whirlwind 20/21 Season is concluded, and sadly for Fulham it wasn't the positive ending we once dared to dream was possible.

In this episode, Sammy, Jack and Peter review the season as a whole, as Fulham remained rooted to 18th place from December until the very end. We take the season bit-by-bit, from the disastrous start, to the big fightback in February, followed by the bitterest turn at the last.

Finally, we each hand out some end of season awards, including some obvious and some not-so-obvious categories

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Well, the pain is finally over and a dismal display on a dismal day at the Cottage brought the curtain down on a Premier League campaign that at one point looked genuinely optimistic, but ended in the same old story for Fulham - relegation to the Championship. 

The game against Newcastle had been touted as a final day shootout for survival back in March, but the table now makes for bleak reading - the Toon finished 17 points better off than Scott Parker's Whites. We discuss a strange game in front of a smattering of fans, and some slightly weird events, both on and off the pitch. 

We then head to a stack of questions, looking back at the season as a whole, and discussing the weird run of form that has seen us pick up just two points from the last thirty on offer.

We then turn our attention to next season's Championship campaign and the huge squad overhaul that we assume will take place.

As ever, we go again next year.

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It may have been a futile affair, but it was a positive point on the road for Fulham as Joe Bryan snatched the Whites (or Yellows) a late draw in front of 10,000 fans at Old Trafford. 

We discuss the significance of the result and what the future holds for the aforementioned Bryan.

Later on we look at the battle in the media between Scott Parker and the Khan's, as things turned a little ugly for both sides last week. Peter describes the "holding pattern" that the club finds itself in, before what promises to be a tumultuous summer at the club.

Finally, we preview Newcastle and what might have been had Fulham not nose-dived in the last eight games. We also discuss whether the return of fans to Craven Cottage will change the team's desperate run of results at home.

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With just two games left to go this season, Fulham look like a side who are ready for some time away from the pitch to lick their wounds and reassess the situation. 

It showed on Saturday, as Southampton dispatched the boys in yellow (still feels a bit odd) comfortably. There was one bright spark though, in the full debut and first senior goal for the Academy Jewel in the Crown Fabio Carvalho.

Ben, Drew and Cam break it down, from the tactics at St. Mary's to the bigger questions surrounding the club at the moment, before answering a stack of questions on everything FFC.

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With the dust starting to settle on Fulham's relegation, we pick apart more key issues that might arise over the next few months.

We start by reacting to Rutzler The Relegator's article for The Athletic that understands Fulham would like Parker to remain as Head Coach. We ask whether that will be easy given the tasks ahead of him including an upcoming structure change and an apparent rift that has formed between himself and Aleksandar Mitrovic.

Finally, we look at Saturday's game against Southampton and ponder whether Parker might make wholesale changes with one eye on next season.

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It's all over. There shall be no great escape for Fulham this season, as our 2-0 defeat to Burnley on Monday night cemented our place back in the Championship next season.

The inquest has already started, and it continues on today's episode, as we discuss the futures of Scott Parker, Tony Khan and Aleksandar Mitrovic. A tumultuous summer lies ahead, with the future direction of travel extremely unclear.

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We start by looking 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 have a point? We are now in miracle territory after last Saturday's defeat in the SW6 Derby.

We also take a look at the Fulham Women's team, who currently play in the 5th tier but are slowly working their way back towards the level they were at the start of the century. Should the club be investing in the team faster? Or is a cautious approach the way to go?

Finally, we look at Monday's game against Burnley at Craven Cottage.

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In recent months Fulhamish has become part Fulham podcast, part group therapy session. So come and join us on the couch to mull over yet another disappointing week for the (not so mighty) whites...This time falling victim to a clinical Chelsea side in a frustrating SW6 derby.

As Premier League relegation looks more and more inevitable Coops, Jarms, AF and Dom discuss what's gone wrong for Fulham this year, touching on how we can build and come back stronger next season. 

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Whilst Fulham were out of action this weekend, we'd hoped results with our relegation rivals might fall our way. It wasn't an unmitigated disaster, but positive results for Burnley and Newcastle were certainly a blow. We look at Fulham's fate, as they look odds-on to fall back into the second tier.

Elsewhere in the podcast we look at Fulham's loan policy, a profile on promising youngster Tyrese Francois and Peter has dissected some reasons as to why Fulham have conceded so many goals in the final 15 minutes this season. 

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

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The 2000/01 season was, simply put, one of the greatest in Fulham’s history. Under the tutelage of French maestro Jean Tigana, the Whites swept everyone in Division One aside en route to the title, to 101 points, and most importantly, to the Premier League.

In this, the latest episode in our ‘unforgettable’ series, we look back on this incredible campaign, from our opening 11-game winning run to that iconic night – and goal celebration – at Ewood Park. We hear from some of the heroes who etched their name into Fulham history, and some of the fans who witnessed it. 

Narrated by Sammy James; featuring Kit Symons, Lee Clark, Barry Hayles, Sean Davis, John Collins, Drew Heatley, Hayley Davidson and Tom Greatrex.

Production Credits: George Cooper, Peter Rutzler, Chris Waugh

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