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Review of Fulham’s 2024-25 Season

I’m really interested to see what the rest of you have to say about this season. I’m going to hit on a few topics:

• Memory of the Season
• Nightmare of the Season
• Goal of the Season
• Least Valuable Player of the Season
• Player of the Season

Memory of the Season
This season was stocked with a number of memorable moments: Muniz’s injury-time winner at Stamford Bridge. Ryan Sessegnon’s first minute goal against Wolverhampton. Beating Manchester United on penalties in the FA Cup. Being just the second team to beat Liverpool in the league. Getting the record breaking points total against rival Brentford. Beating Brentford in such a way in their last home match that most Bees fans skipped their lap of honor. Tom Cairney’s emotional farewell (probably).

Those are all worthy, but there is one memory that stands out above all the rest for me - Harry Wilson’s two injury-time goals to come from behind and beat Brentford...

Fulham begins the second half of the 2024-25 season with 29 points and in 8th place. Fulham also has the 8th best home record, the 8th best away record, and the 8th best defense. Their offense? Well, that's only the 12th best. However, back in 2022 when Fulham had two more points at this stage of the season they were also in 8th place. That's a pretty solid 8th place performance so far for Fulham.

But how they got there is kind of bizarre. Fulham has earned 15 points against the top half of the table and 14 from the bottom half. And since Fulham is in the top half of the table, those 15 points are only against 9 teams. So the points per match is even more skewed. Fulham has 1.66 PPM against the top half and 1.4 PPM against the bottom half. Fulham has just as many wins against the bottom half of the table as Wolverhampton. Fulham has more wins against the top half of the table than everyone except Chelsea (same as Fulham) and Liverpool (one more than Fulham). With that kind of record...

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Fulham has enjoyed a successful Fall and sits happily well inside the top half of the table. But on the horizon a time of challenge lies ahead. December holds seven matches in 29 days for Fulham. Matches that include all four teams that sit above Fulham that they haven't played yet - Brighton, Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool. And then two matches against teams currently within three points of Fulham - Tottenham and Bournemouth. December will be a true measure of Fulham and the kind of team they are.

Once December wraps up, Fulham will be at the half-way point of the season. If things go well for Fulham and they get points against some of the teams currently above them there will be serious talk of qualifying for Europe. If things go badly and...