Fulham have announced the arrival of Marco Silva as their new boss this evening, with the Portuguese coach signing a three-year deal at Craven Cottage.

The 43-year-old has been out of work since leaving Everton in 2019, which was his third job in English football at the time after previous stints with Hull City and Watford.

Now, he will be taking on his first role in the Championship, as the Cottagers confirmed him as their new boss following Scott Parker's departure earlier in the week.

Given his mixed record at his former clubs in the country, it's fair to say that Silva's appointment is one that has divided opinion among the fan base, although it's worth noting that ex-player Luis Boa Morte's arrival as assistant has gone down extremely well.

Here we look at some of the reaction to the news that the former Olympiacos chief is now the main man at Fulham...