He remained fully behind Marek Rodák when his friend was given the nod in goal. 
Betts departs Fulham having played a key role in our recent history, featuring 120 times and winning two promotions. 
After joining the Club at the age of 14, Betts rose through the ranks quickly, pictured here captaining the Under-18s. 
Getting involved with some young fans at an open training session ahead of the 2014/15 season. 
After loans at Dartford and Accrington, Marcus’ senior Fulham debut came at Griffin Park, in a 1-0 win over Brentford in August 2014. 
An embrace with his Dad, and our Academy Goalkeeping Coach, Vic after keeping a clean sheet in a 3-0 win over Charlton. Vic gets too nervous watching Marcus play, so often won’t be in the ground during his matches! 
His form for Fulham earned a first England Under-21 call-up in November 2014. 
Marcus celebrates at the end of a mad game in Huddersfield. The hosts dominated but a goalkeeping masterclass, including a penalty save, helped Fulham to a smash-and-grab 2-0 win. 
A nasty collision with teammate Matt Smith at the start of the 2015/16 season ruled Betts out for seven months. 
Betts greets Mr Khan ahead of the final game of the 2015/16 campaign. 
The arrival of David Button in the summer saw the pair share game time in 2016/17. 
But Betts was always behind his teammates even when he didn’t have the gloves. 
Marcus Bettinelli and Cauley Woodrow joined school children at Fulham Cemetery to pay their respects to soldiers who lost their lives serving in World Wars I & II. 
In a 4-1 win over Premier League Hull City in January 2017, Betts saved two penalties in under a minute. 
Betts was first choice again at the end of the season, one that ended in disappointment against Reading in the Play-Offs. 
This save at Sunderland will go down as one of his best, in our final match before a 23-game unbeaten run. 
Betts kept 11 clean sheets in that 23-game run, helping Fulham go into the final day with a chance of automatic promotion. 
At a signing session with Matt Targett and Aleksandar Mitrović . 
Mobbed by fans at full-time of our Play-Off victory over Derby County. 
A proud moment for the Academy product as he started our Play-Off Final against Aston Villa at Wembley. 
His save to deny Jack Grealish will forever be iconic. 
Leading the full-time celebrations. 
An emotional post-match moment with Vic, who had spent the match doing laps of the stadium. 
Betts with his hands on the trophy in the dressing room. 
A Premier League debut came in our 4-2 victory over Burnley. 
Another penalty save, this time at the Amex in our 2-2 draw with Brighton. 
A first call-up to the senior England squad in September 2018. 
Betts led the team out as captain in the Premier League for the first time later that month, at Goodison Park. 
Betts made 14 Championship appearances in 2019/20 as the Whites returned to the Premier League at the first time of asking. 
Betts takes the time to greet a Chelsea Pensioner on his final Fulham appearance on Remembrance weekend 2019. -
He remained fully behind Marek Rodák when his friend was given the nod in goal. -
Betts departs Fulham having played a key role in our recent history, featuring 120 times and winning two promotions. -
After joining the Club at the age of 14, Betts rose through the ranks quickly, pictured here captaining the Under-18s. -
Getting involved with some young fans at an open training session ahead of the 2014/15 season.
