Sammy and Jack are joined on the Thursday Club this week by Dan Crawford as they take another look back to a brilliant weekend win at the Cottage over Nottingham Forest. To begin the pod, Dan shares his memories of Patrick Barclay as Fulhamish pays tribute to an inspiring and hard-working man, following the desperately sad news of his death. 

They debate as to whether switching between Muniz and Jiminez has worked this season and reflect on an all-round established performance from Adama Traore. Looking forward to a home tie against Crystal Palace, they discuss what could be quite an unpredictable result with Fulham's favouritism of achieving glamorous wins and tendency to turn their back on the teams in the bottom half of the table. It has been twenty years since Fulham's last home win against Palace and an another assured performance like at the weekend would demonstrate the team's intent to stay well off the beach. 

With tickets for the Manchester United cup tie being released, they react to the unsurprising high ticket prices that fans are faced with. They point towards the additional elements of attending away games such as train strikes, game scheduling and the FA's own responsibility towards enforcing restraints on clubs. The restrictions on bringing in bags to the Palace game only adds to frustrations directed towards the board.

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George Cooper is joined by Dan, AF and Avais as they indulge in a brilliant win against Nottingham Forest who have had a remarkable season so far in the Premier League. These three points have shown that Fulham's season is far from petering out. With goals from Emile Smith Rowe and Calvin Bassey, Fulham are on track to return to peak Vibes FC form. 

They reflect on how Fulham set-up to fell a flying Forest side, ESR's second PL headed goal and how his performances continue to improve, and the cheery atmosphere in the dressing room that saw Fulham win the Snapchat Derby. 

In part two, they answer your listener questions. Should Lukic be Fulham's player of the season? Is this the best Fulham squad we've ever seen? And simply, how are Fulham so good?

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Sammy is joined by Dan Cooke on the Thursday Club as they take one last look back on a win against Wigan. As a reward for surviving a trip to the north-west, Fulham have drawn Manchester United in the fifth round of the FA Cup and there are mixed feelings. Premonitions of a majestic victory over Man United at Old Trafford is the optimistic option in comparison to the perhaps realistic expectation that Fulham will yet again succumb to a frustrating 1-0 defeat. The road to Wembley is never easy.

In part two, Sammy and Dan look forward to a tough fixture against Nottingham Forest at the Cottage. Assuming that Forest players and fans have recovered from an 11pm finish in Exeter, Fulham will have to change their mentality to face a Nuno side that have had an incredible season so far. The question still remains of whether Pereira or Smith Rowe should appear on the start sheet and if Muniz's February form should be given a chance to flourish.

They also answer some of your listener questions. Should Alistair Mackintosh be the main focus of Fulham fans' anger or should they be looking further up the business ladder? Is Castagne's form faltering a little too much? And, Sammy and Dan make their head vs heart predictions for Fulham's final league position and FA Cup run.

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Fulham secured a place in the fifth round of the FA Cup, away in front of 2,000 travelling fans at the Brick Community Stadium. Jack Collins is joined by Elizabeth, Dan and Jack Kelly as they look back on a job done against Wigan to keep Fulham in the competition.

It was not the smoothest of wins over an average League One side but two Brazilians saved the attacking show in the north-west. Two Muniz goals mimic a similar February period for him last season which will hopefully see a continued purple patch to last the rest of the season. The team reflect on similar star performances from Cuenca and Sess as they appear in Silva's heavily rotated starting eleven, and there is a mention of another poor performance from Fulham's substitute goalkeeper, Steven Benda.

In part two, they answer some of your listener questions. Should Sess be considered for the left wing? How does Berge remain so press-resistant? Who would they like Fulham to draw in the next round of the FA Cup? And there is a return to the Alistair Mackintosh debate after the travelling fans strongly demonstrated a desire for change.

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After a quiet transfer deadline day evening, Sammy and Jack debate whether there perhaps should have been a bit more action from Fulham. Should the club really be re-signing a 36-year-old Willian and should we be seeing the entrance of the right-back that Silva asked for?

The Premier League takes a break this weekend to make way for the FA Cup fourth round and Fulham make the trip to the north-west to face Wigan. It's not the most cheery of stadiums to visit as Wigan are in the promotion places for the 'most miserable' fans in League One, despite their pie fame. Sammy and Jack consider whether there should be some rotation of key players, especially Robinson and Iwobi who are facing relentless game time. It should be a fun tie at the Brick Community Stadium that hopefully sees Fulham begin a 2025 FA Cup run.

In part two, they answer your listener questions. Is the fan base a little too grumpy at present and is some perspective needed? Have Fulham finally broken their third shirt curse and exited the slump? And Scott Parker rears his ugly defensive head again as Burnley eye-up the EFL record for most clean sheets in a season, but is he really that bad?

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A win away at St James' Park has been unheard of in recent years for Fulham. Previous to this fixture, Fulham had only won once out of the last nine Premier League meetings with Newcastle. Goals from our two number 9s rescued Fulham fans from our pit of sorrow following a dismal loss to Manchester United.

George is joined by Farrell, Dan and, making his Fulhamish debut, Jordan Wilson-Pearce. They reflect on a great away day to Newcastle and the elation that followed Fulham coming from behind to secure three points. Despite the fixture being a game of two halves, goals from Jiminez and Muniz sent fans home with a permanant smile on their faces. They review Chris Kavanagh's performance through gritted teeth and return to the conversation surrounding Pereira's status at the club following his sublime set-up for Fulham's second goal.

In part two, they answer your listener questions on how the team will set-up against Nottingham Forest in the next Premier League fixture, how to improve home form and have a little bit of fun considering which Fulhamish member might give Andersen a run for his money in a foot race.

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Sammy and Jack take one final look back at a rather boring Sunday night fixture against Manchester United that saw Fulham succumb to a deflected Martinez goal. They reflect on how this loss might impact the trajectory of the team's progress towards the end of the season and how it is another massive opportunity missed. They add to the discourse and discontent surrounding ticket prices and the Alistair Mackintosh administration that has been rising since the Man United result.

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A tough Newcastle fixture at the weekend can be looked upon with higher levels of anxiety considering Fulham's recent run of form. Sammy and Jack consider whether the longest away day of the season might be fruitful with Newcastle's important League Cup semi-final match against Arsenal coming up.

Sammy sits down with David and Gianfranco from the Fulham Fan Advisory Board to find out more about what the 11 members are doing behind the scenes. They address concerns about the FAB's relationship with the club and where they can add value to its progression.

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Maybe this was to be expected but that doesn't make it any less agonising. Fulham succumbed to the annual routine of losing to Manchester United on their home turf. George is joined by Drew, Adam and Charlie as we unpack what was a truly painful night under the lights.

In part one, we ask the age-old question of, how did Manchester United get away with it... again? Seemingly a draw would have been a fair result but a deflected Martinez goal saw Man United collect three points. The defeat leaves Fulham fans debating whether a new talisman is needed to ensure that some of these chances are netted rather than seeing yet more opportunities get skied over the bar. Do we dare return to wondering whether we have sufficently replaced our old Serbian friend?

We turn to your listener questions in part two which are overwhelming driving home that ticket prices and the Ali Mac administration are still an important talking point. The sea of half and half scarves speak for themselves as the atmosphere at Craven Cottage continues to be highlighted. A Man United fixture will inevitably encourage this debate but we air our concerns about a deflating culture at the club.

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Fulham won on the road, against a bottom half side, whilst keeping a clean sheet. That's as much as any of us could have asked for at the weekend, even if it did come against an awful Leicester City. We take a last look back at that game, digging into some of the individual performances and the balance of the midfield, before throwing forward to our next fixture.

And what a fixture it is - even if it's at the slightly strange kickoff time of 7pm on a Sunday night - against Manchester United at Craven Cottage. United come into this one after a divisive week, with hardline quotes from the manager, reports of televisions being smashed at Old Trafford, and little resolution in the transfer market for the club's woes, so it presents itself as an opportunity for Fulham, even if we have struggled against opposition lower than us in the table.

We discuss the selection dilemmas and analyse the emotional turmoil in our opponents, before finishing with a couple of emails regarding the No 10 position and the battle between Andreas Pereira and Emile Smith Rowe, as well as how Fulham's wide players dovetail with their respective full backs in this Marco Silva system.

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Two second-half goals from Emile Smith Rowe and Adama Traore sealed Fulham's three points against Leicester who have had seven losses out of eight, a pretty dismal showing. A toxic atmosphere at the King Power suggested that Van Nistelrooy's lifetime with the Foxes might be short. Leicester's poor performance does not take away from the comfortable, stylish display from Marco Silva's Fulham side.

Sander Berge returned to the starting line-up as George, with Avais, George Rossiter and Yasmin, reflect on what was a stellar performance from him in the midfield. A calm and assured presence consistently broke up any essence of Leicester threat and helped Fulham fans' shoulders relax a little more. We react to ESR's redeeming diving header that put Fulham in front just after half-time which will hopefully boost his confidence going forward to an exciting Manchester United fixture.

Rossiter and Avais tell the tales of what was an eventful away day, including a Network Rail heist and a masterclass in drumming. We answer some of your listener questions in part two, having some theoretical fun with our striker position.

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