Was the Europa team all that indiviually?

[f bloke]

I am in the camp that would have MS over EVDS.  I tend to judge keepers more by the mistakes they make rather than the saves they made, and EVDS made plenty of mistakes, including howlers, when MS was virtually mistake free in his first two seasons.

Personally I would have Sean Davis in ahead of Clark. He was taught his position by Tigana and he learnt it very well.  Diarra was the best DCM I have seen at Fulham but Sean was the next best. Our passing game under Tigana started with him and for me he was our player of the season in our promotion year

I would go with Saha over Zamora but not without reservations. Apart form the odd performance here and there he was fairly ordinary between  his first and last half seasons. In those two half seasons however he was as good as I have seen at Fulham

The best Fulham I have seen, ironically, had Jol as the manager. The team that finished with a midfield of Murphy, a fit Diarra, Dembele and ably supported by Duff and Dempsey is possibly the most technically gifted team we have ever had

[Twig]

It goes to show that the team is more important than the individual. If you want another name for a full back to rival Cohen and Finnan for my money Paul Parker goes in. He was a decent centre half as well and he was only 5'8" tall

I could not agree more, Paul was a terrific player.  Great balance, terrific timing in the tackle and good distribution.  Saw his debut and immediately thought, "this guy will go far".

[Artful Dodger]

Another good post Dannyboi. Although Woy was clearly a genius in getting the best out of the players he had, I also think you have to mention Murphy's role in that. Murphy for me is the best player we had in the last 30 years and whilst Woy moulded the team, Murphy ran it on the pitch and got the best out of Etuhu and Davies and I think Hangeland did the same for the rest of the back 4. Individually, your assessment is probably right but 2010 we had Woy and 2003 we had Cookie.....