In today’s episode George, Farrell, Stephen and Jack Kelly mull over Fulham's extra-time victory over Bristol City at Ashton Gate. 

The game may have been uninspiring, but there was still plenty to talk about as the boys rated the individual performances of a few of our fringe players that made the starting eleven. 

They also debate whether our lack of fluidity is concerning, or just a by-product of having not played a competitive football match since December 20th! The lads also discuss Fulham's somewhat predictable draw away at Manchester City in the 4th round of the FA Cup...

In part two, we debate the 'limbs' phenomenon that has been a regular feature on Fulham Twitter these past few months. Harmless fun or potentially harmful? Farrell 'Fun Police' Monk outlines safety concerns that have been sent into the Fulham Supporter's Trust, as we try to work out a way all supporters can celebrate in their chosen fashion, without tension or potential injury. There's also a great question about which Fulham player would make the best lumberjack. 

Finally, it’s time to "look forward" to a trip to the Madjeski Stadium on Tuesday night, as Fulham take on Reading, searching for their first league win since November 20th.

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In today's episode, Peter's got the diary out, and we look at exactly how Fulham will fulfil their remaining 23 championship fixtures plus cup matches in just under four months. 

We also discuss the partnership between Fulham and Dundee United's academies and how this link represents a transition for the academy post-Brexit. Also, there's a nod to Peter's piece in The Athletic on the boundary-breaking FFC women's team of the 2000s.

In part two, we look forward to Saturday's FA Cup game against Bristol City and we ask whether Marco Silva should play the first team to gain confidence or save them for the upcoming four games in ten days.

Finally, it's time for your emails, which includes a Hugh Grant story and lots of submissions for "this'll catch on" including an excellent Beach Boys suggestion and an Estelle themed song for Denis Odoi.

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We saw that postponements for Fulham might be coming, but not quite on that scale. 

In this episode we look back at FFC's cancelled Christmas, as all three of our opponents over the festive period had to cancel matches against us. We analyse what the fixture backlog could mean for Marco Silva's team, as they look to propel themselves back up the table.

A lack of games means more time for questions, which is fortunate as we had a big festive haul of correspondence. We grade Fulham's season so far, discuss the Mitrovic transfer rumours, Shahid Khan's mess at the Jacksonville Jaguars and whether it's acceptable to have two Christmas dinners.

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Ok, you can officially call this a blip. In today's podcast we discuss Fulham's disappointing performance against Sheffield United, which brings our unbeaten run to an end, and extends our winless run to five matches.

We analyse why Fulham were second best all over the pitch, whether our midfield pivot needs altering and why we struggle so much against 3-4-2-1 formations.

In the questions section we debate both full-backs and whether Rodrigo Muniz should be relied on to salvage games.

Finally, there is a preview of the Boxing Day game against Birmingham.

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It's an epic episode today, full of Fulham Christmas cheer to brighten up these difficult days. First of all, we have a final word on our draw at Luton on Saturday, before previewing our festive fixtures (if they happen). We also take a look at some more of your chant suggestions in our 'This'll Catch On' segment.

In part two, Sammy chats to Peter Rutzler about Fulham's youth teams, in particular the U23s who have only lost one match this season and are packed full of potential stars. We ask what the future holds for some of the players in the team, and discuss the transition the U18s are currently going through.

Finally, it's Sammy versus Jack in the Fulham Quiz of the Year, written by Peter earlier this week on the Athletic. George Cooper comes on to be the quizmaster in this FFC battle royale. If you play along, let us know what your scores were!

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When we talked about Fulham breaking records this season, consecutive draws wasn't quite what we had in mind. In today's episode we look back at our fourth point in a row, as former FFC man Elijah Adebayo equalised for the Hatters at Kenilworth Road.

We discuss Fulham's sloppy passing, why Tim Ream is still the man at centre-back, and why we can't blame this game on the referee, even if a few calls were a little suspect.

Finally, we discuss the impact that covid-19 postponements might cause, and everyone reveals what their favourite Christmas movie is.

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After Friday night's table topping clash finished honours even at the Cottage, we have the final word on the 'Rutzler Derby' that was full of entertainment and talking points. We ask whether Scott Parker or Marco Silva will have been happier with the overall outcome of the match.

Afterwards, we answer your questions, including a lengthy debate over how both Tom Cairney and Jean-Michael Seri's different playing styles can benefit this team. 

Finally, we preview Saturday's trip to Luton Town, as Fulham look to get back to winning ways after three consecutive draws

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Fulham stay top of the league after sharing the spoils with Scott Parker's Bournemouth in a top-of-the-table clash on Friday night. 

It's a third draw in a row for the Whites but a performance that perhaps deserved all three - we discuss the chances created, one of those nights when it just seemed it wouldn't go in, and some very questionable refereeing decisions that went against us. 

There's also a chat about Silva's super subs, getting Parkerballed, the differences in our old boss' style, and the importance of Tom Cairney's ability to control games in the final third, especially off the bench. 

We answer a host of your questions too, especially around the defence and what it looks like going forward - both this season and next! 

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It's first versus second on Friday night, as Scott Parker returns to Craven Cottage just five months after he departed. There are old scores to be settled on both sides, but who will come out on top?

In this episode, we briefly round-up last weekend's Preston game, before looking ahead, in detail at all the key narratives ahead of this game. Was it just for Parker to leave in the way he did? Why were Bournemouth so keen to hire him? And what has Marco Silva done to pick up the pieces after his departure?

Finally, we read some of your emails, on a multitude of subjects including chant suggestions, Mitrovic in the Premier League and a demand for Sammy to explain his Joe Bryan allegiances.

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Fulham ended a tricky, ill-ridden week with a disjointed 1-1 draw against Preston North End, and in today's podcast we look at what went right and wrong at Deepdale. Should Marco Silva have made more use of the deep squad at his disposal?

Of course, we give our thoughts on the referee's decision to allow Ched Evans' equaliser, which could have been disallowed for one of four potential infringements.

In the questions section, we discuss Antonee Robinson and his inconsistent performances, and then we end the show by casting one eye on Friday's top of the table clash with Bournemouth at Craven Cottage.

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