Fulham Focus

We said goodbye to Europe last week, goodbye to goals long ago and finally it is time to say goodbye to a 2025/26 season that has been consistent in its inconsistency

But are we saying more goodbyes too?

To a Benfica bound Marco Silva?

To Harry Wilson and Raul Jimenez?

And to an era of Fulham Football Club filled with newfound stability, glorious moments, but a familiar ceiling being hit at this time of year?

Join Kish and Sarge as they discuss faltering form, summer rebuilds, who is and isn't on the plane to the World Cup, oh and this Sunday's match too with Newcastle fan and YouTube analyst @CoachMeron

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Misery loves company right?

After a disastrous performance saw Fulham throw away any remaining hope of Europe even as results all over the Premier League tried to help it out, Fulham season is over.

But is Marco Silva's era in charge of the club over too? And should it be?

Join Kish as he hears from three of our own who endured Molineux on Sunday for a combination of personal and professional reasons: Tristan, Dylan and Sam

Together they try to answer some big questions about Fulham's future, decide which non existent attacker is making them most angry and wonder whether Sander Berge will ever win a header

All that and more on this quite sweary and fed up edition of Fulham Focus

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If Bournemouth last week marked the end of Fulham's season - and quite possibly the end of the Marco Silva era - how should we feel about Wolves away on Sunday?

Is it a total waste of time featuring two teams with little to play for in a game destined to finish 0-0?

Is it a chance to look to the future and field exciting young talent like Josh King, who could drive us forward next season?

Or is it actually a reminder of how fragile Premier League status can be with clubs on the cusp of Europe quickly finding themselves in relegation battles when they get things wrong?

Join Sam and Kish as they discuss Wolves' miserable season with Gully AKA @MolineuxMusings and try to find reasons to be deeply invested in this end-of-season clash.

And stick around for a lively part two in which they ponder whether Fulham should stick or twist with Marco Silva.

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Ah how must it feel to be unbeaten for months, scoring goals for fun and safe in the knowledge that whilst your beloved manager is off, the club have a successor already in place?

Bournemouth rock up to the Cottage full of confidence and in a coveted 6th place which *could* be enough for Champions League football next season.

But despite the clash in vibes and in styles of play on the pitch - a win for Fulham would put us right in the mix for European football too

So will it happen? Can our patient passing finally unlock some goals? And do we have the solidity and physicality to deal with a dynamic Bournemouth attack?

Join Sam and Kish as they discuss this key clash at the Cottage with Cherries fan and friend of the pod James Musselwhite

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What a gutless capitulation of a performance from a team who seemed utterly unaware of how important this weekend could end up being when the season comes to an end...

But enough about Villa's sorry performance against Tottenham, we've got a soft Fulham defeat at the Emirates to discuss!

So join Kish and Dylan as they reluctantly interrupt your Bank Holiday weekend to ponder what Fulham's shambolic first half against Arsenal means for our run in

Will Jedi ever recapture the force?

Was Andersen quite simply the perfect opponent for Gyokeres?

Should we have just left ESR at the Emirates?

Can Fulham tighten up before a crunch European qualification 6-pointer against Bournemouth next weekend?

And what on earth do we have left to try when it comes to fixing our lack of goals?

All that and more on your Fulham Focus match review podcast

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Let's take a trip down memory lane to 2023-24. Bobby De Cordova-Reid is playing anywhere and everywhere and still popping up with goals. Andreas Pereira is a relentless nuisance. And Joao Palhinha is as deadly in the box as he is in the tackle.

The upshot is four points from our two games against an Arsenal side, who ended up losing out on the Premier League title to Manchester City by just two points

So could Fulham shoot down the Gunners again when we go to the Emirates on Saturday evening?

Join Sam and Kish as they discuss such a prospect with Arsenal fan and friend of the pod, Archie Gaskin.

• Are our opponents really bottling it?
• Has Mikel Arteta's 'pragmatic' football helped or hindered the hosts?
• Will being sandwiched between Champions League semi-finals against Diego Simeone's Atletico Madrid help our cause?
• And who are the Arsenal dangermen who could yet step up to hurt us?

All that and more in this Fulham Focus Preview.

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Deflate the armbands, put the pina colada away and get that sunscreen back in the drawer. Because this Saturday in the Cottage sun, Fulham proved they aren't on the beach just yet!

So join Kish and Sarge as they reflect on Sess breaking our duck and Fulham breaking their losing streak against Villa to keep the season very much alive

They'll answer questions like:

• Was that Timothy Castagne's best game all season?
• Is our Left Back genuinely the most predatory finisher at the club?
• Have Fulham fans finally made peace with the Berge-Lukic partnership?
• Is Marco Silva right to be a bit irritated at suggestions this season has been underwhelming?
• And most importantly... does the run in mean we may well still all be going on a European tour?

All that, your weekly mini moan about VAR and with Kish in charge, lots of tactical chat about Fulham's improved pressing in this edition of Fulham Focus

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Make no mistake, it's been pretty drab lately.

Fulham haven't scored in five of the last six games, and the only teams that we have netted against since the start of March are relegation fodder like Burnley and Tottenham.

So, after the uneventful 0-0 draw at Brentford, what better than another Saturday lunchtime clash against Champions League-chasing Aston Villa?

Join Sam and Kish as they try to work out who in this Fulham squad could possibly get us firing in front of goal again, let alone winning.

They also discuss Villa's season, Unai Emery's reputation, and whether Morgan Rogers can continue to mug off xG with Dan Lambert from the Villa Park Podcast.

And as silly season approaches, they reflect on the managerial merry-go-round and which of a former Brentford boss (Frank) and a former Chelsea boss (Rosenior) would be more welcome in the Craven Cottage dugout next season if there were to be a vacancy.

All that and more in your home to Aston Villa preview.

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We’ll be honest and say much like both sets of players on Saturday we nearly didn’t show up for this one!

But fear not as Kish has got Dylan and Wiggo with him to ensure our hour or so breaking down Brentford 0-0 Fulham is comfortably more entertaining than anything we saw at the G-Tech

So join them as they tackle the big questions like:

Was that Bernd Leno’s best save yet?

Have TC and Lukic earned starting status for the rest of the season?

Despite Andersen and Castagne’s best efforts has Marco Silva rediscovered some solidity?

And will Fulham ever score a goal again?

All that, some deserved Paul Tierney and Brentford slander and some early shouts for potential managerial replacements if Marco is indeed off in this edition of Fulham Focus

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Just under a year ago, your exhausted but exhilarated hosts stumbled out of a suspiciously Lego-looking stadium together with their faith in Fulham and football restored.

Fast forward to 2026 and the stage is set again - but can our Welsh wizard, club captain and the rest of the boys repeat the trick one more time?

Join Sam and Kish as they look ahead to a West London Derby against a Bees side still buzzing annoyingly around the European qualification spots with help from opposition fan and host of the Ealing Road podcast, Mike Johnston

How badly does Harry Wilson haunt Brentford dreams?

Why is Michael Kayode so much more than a long throw merchant?

Is Keith Andrews actually any good?

And has Marco Silva learnt the necessary lessons from our last few games to get a big result here?

All that and much more on this controversial Fulham Focus preview pod in which we fraternise with the enemy...

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