Value for money from following Fulham? You bet! Quite some season to reflect upon, running from June right through to last Sunday. Dunno about the players, but I'm done.

Where once again we won nothing. Except an enormous amount of respect, praise, positive headlines, stability, new followers, momentum and great memories. I'll take it.

And if all things must pass, even a pyramid won't last. A lyric from a hugely under-rated act of the 80s for you to work out. Fulham Football Club is a force for change and progress. We should not fear it.

Need a manager for the national team? Call Fulham. We've supplied two in the modern era. And indeed three if you go further back to include Sir Bobby Robson.

Something Fulham rarely do. Seeing the two Spanish giants fall at the final hurdle in this week's Champions League semi-finals heats up an old debate

A ninth home win of the season came as we called it, the Whites still showing plenty of desire despite the long campaign, yet again putting the jinx on Wigan.

The propensity for worry seems genetically stamped into the DNA of Fulham fans. What appeared to be a nailed on home win against Wigan a month ago now appears anything but.

Stalin believed in them. Football clubs too often talk about their own 'five year plan.' We hear plenty about them on launch. Rarely any real assessment as to their worth at journey's end.

More than a match for the Champions League semi-finalists, only the rub of the green denies Fulham a rare win over our neighbours from the Bridge.