Fulham are heading west at the weekend following a bleak result against David Moyes' Everton. The season has ended abruptly with bitter disappointment but can one last London derby of 24/25 keep some light shining? 

Sammy and Jack look back on Fulham's season and reflect on why the side failed to clinch eighth spot. They consider whether there has been some bad luck but also, point out some worrying trends that have become clear under Marco Silva. They respond to a certain chairman's comments regarding some c-words and preview the upcoming trip down the road to Brentford. 

In part two, they answer some of your listener questions. Is the ownership at fault for some dodgy transfer strategies at Fulham? Which big assets might be sold from the side to keep in line with PSR rules?

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David Moyes' Everton overpowered Fulham to claim a 3-1 victory and quash their European hopes. With only a London derby and a home game against Manchester City left, Jack and Joe consider whether there is anything left to play for in the 24/25 season. 

They reflect on why Fulham were unable to hold on to their lead once again and didn't push aggressively towards the finish line. They preview the next fixture against Brentford and consider why there's a growing trend with Silva's side dropping off in the final third of the season.

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Fulham suffered a devastating 3-1 defeat to Moyes' Everton which proved a humbling statement that Silva's side was probably not ready for Europe. As the ringings of 'Spirit of The Blues' haunt our dreams, George, Dan, Avais and Charlie Kipp review yet another capitulation from going ahead early on. 

In part one, they look back at how the match unfolded from an early Jimenez header that proved futile after a deflected Alcaraz strike caught Leno wrong-footed. They vent their frustrations on Fulham's inability to hold onto their leads, especially through set pieces, discuss Leno's goalkeeping performance and reflect on a collapse in mentality and leadership. 

In part two, they answer some of your listener questions. Why do we, as fans, let a random group of strangers ruin our weekends? How can Fulham improve the atmosphere at the Cottage? How are we going to entertain ourselves now until the end of the season?

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Fulham's loss against Villa at the weekend and subsequent handy results for everyone else in the European race, mean that the upcoming fixture against Everton is a certain must-win to have any chance of eighth. Everton have had a knack of grinding out draws and nifty wins away recently so looking forward to Saturday is nervy. 

Sammy and Jack take one last look back at Aston Villa, discussing substitute decisions and Fulham's ability to create clear chances. They also provide an update on recent wider Fulham news including, season ticket price increases and Fulham Women's promotion from the fifth tier. 

In part two, they answer your listener questions on whether Fulham are too formulaic in their attacking approach and if Vinicius should have a chance up front. Also, why can't Fulham get results against teams in claret and blue?

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Charlie and Ben are joined by Sam Fuchs from Fulham NYC on Fulhamerica, discussing the importance of community supporting Fulham from across the pond. 

Sam tells Charlie and Ben about the Fulham NYC day out at Craven Cottage for Fulham vs Chelsea, what he was surprised by and what he loved most on his trip. They reflect on the connections that were forged from the Fulhamerica day for fans watching Fulham v Southampton and Sam makes his judgement on the 24/25 season so far. 

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It was an all-round run of discouraging results for Fulham this weekend as the race for a Conference League continues to rage on. Fulham lost 1-0 to an impressive Aston Villa side away at Villa Park which possibly was always a result to be expected but all the same, disappointing. 

George is joined by Ben Jarman, host of the Fulhamerica podcast, and Joe Gunning, making his Fulhamish debut. In part one, they look at Silva's changes to the starting XI against Villa, consider the substitutions and descent to ten men, and reflect on a run of poor performances from Fulham.  

In part two, they answer some of your listener questions. Do Fulham need another year to grow before they are ready for Europe? Should Adama be starting rather than coming on as a sub? How important does Brentford away now look?

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Going into May, Fulham still have a lot to fight for towards the end of the 24/25 season. Eighth spot seems to be the position most fans are eyeing up but Sammy James suggests that perhaps seventh is within reach as well. A result against Aston Villa would put Fulham in a very tidy position with Brentford and Man City still to come. 

Sammy and Jack discuss the unusual formation Silva started with at Southampton and provide some updates on recent transfer rumours. Are the Walker-Peters and Ben Johnson rumours really that realistic? They make their predictions on how Fulham will set up against Aston Villa and whether the 12:30pm kick off and emotional exhaustion on Villa's part might shine kindly on the team. 

In part two, we answer some of your questions. Has Silva's man-management abilities fallen short with Raul Jimenez? Did Fulham let Scott McTominay slip through the net?

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The weekend's results mean that Fulham continue their bid for Europe into another week of fixtures. Aston Villa coming up at the weekend seems a challenge but their FA Cup semi-final defeat and Fulham's diverse run of results makes this fixture difficult to predict yet again.

Jack and Joe look back to Fulham's victory on the south coast against Southampton, attempt to make their predictions for the next fixture versus Villa and speculate about the rumoured arrival of Kyle Walker-Peters. He starred for Southampton against Fulham and their have been rumours from journalists surrounding links to Silva's side. Is it likely that he would transfer and if so, would he be a good addition to the squad?

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Fulham demonstrates yet again that this Silva side is anything but predictable. A dire, shot-starved first-half was turned around by dynamic substitutions and a stoppage time header from Ryan Sess. ESR makes his return to the scoresheet with a deflected shot that tucked its way nicely behind Ramsdale.

Elizabeth Barnard takes the reins for a joyous pod line-up of Dan Cooke, Yasmin Mills and Adam Farquharson as they look back on a sunny day on the south coast. They review the successes and failures of a surprising attacking formation from Marco Silva, comment on the hopes of heightened confidence in ESR and sing Sess' praises yet again. 

In part two, they answer some of your listener questions. Why can't Fulham keep clean sheets and can Palace ruin Fulham's Conference League dreams?

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This season for Fulham has been extreme in ups and downs. In recent memory, a win against the league leaders and Sess subduing Spurs greatly contrast with an exit from the FA Cup and losing in the last minute to your rivals. Fulham now look forward to an away trip to St Mary's which remains pretty unpredictable. 

Sammy and Jack attempt the prediction of how Fulham might deal with a dangerous, already relegated side in Southampton that now targets beating the Derby's lowest points tally. They have little to play for a complete freedom to inflict some unexpected damage. They also react to Parker's promotion with Burnley this week. Why didn't it ultimately work for Parker at Fulham and could he have finally learned how to survive in the Premier League?

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