The team's summer transfer business was met with criticism from fans, who felt that the team's owners did not adequately support manager Marco Silva in the transfer market. However, the team's owners have since promised to continue exploring options to strengthen the squad.

Fulham's poor away form has been a major concern, with the team suffering five consecutive away league defeats. The team's home form has been better, but the standard of opposition has been relatively weak.

The team's lack of goals has also been a concern, with only two players, Harry Wilson and Ryan Sessegnon, scoring more than one goal each in the league. The team's first-choice striker, Raul Jiminez, has only scored one goal this season.

Despite these concerns, there are some positive signs for Fulham. The team's defensive solidity has been impressive, with the team conceding the fewest goals among the bottom five teams. Additionally, players like Alex Iwobi and Emile Smith-Rowe have shown promise in their performances.

Overall, while Fulham's recent performance has raised concerns, there are still reasons to be optimistic about the team's chances in the Premier League. A tricky festive period lies ahead, but the team should be able to navigate it and avoid relegation.