A few days on from Fulham's magnificent win at Anfield, we have the final say on that game and what it means for our expectations as fans. Does the pressure change on the team now most pundits think Scott Parker's men will achieve safety?

We preview the Manchester City game, and get an opposition view from Lawrence Bury. Can Fulham spring the ultimate surprise and get a result against Pep's runaway leaders?

Then, we take a look at Fulham's stats following Peter's brilliant summary with Tom Worville in the Athletic. We are joined by Fulhamish's stats guru George Singer, to get his perspective on everything from xGOT to Field Tilt and PPDA.

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One of the great Fulham days. In this podcast we discuss our win at Anfield against the champions Liverpool, as Mario Lemina's first half strike was enough to give Scotty Parker's mighty whites all three points.

We discuss all the positives from the match, including Fulham's rock-solid defence, the mentality in the dressing room, and great midfield displays from Reed and Lemina.

Finally, we tackle your questions, ranging from a potential lack of respect by Jurgen Klopp, to a premature debate over who should be player of the season.

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You can accept a defeat when you don't play well, you can accept a defeat when luck is against you, but when you score legitimate goals that are disallowed, it's a bitter pill to swallow. In today's podcast, we look back at Fulham's 1-0 defeat by Spurs, in a game marred by one moment.

We know that VAR and referee chat can be dull, but after yesterday's debacle it feels necessary. Can the binary nature of VAR ever work in a fluid game that sometimes requires some common sense?

Away from officiating, we do also discuss the actual game, which saw Fulham dominate the second-half after a shaky first where Spurs' lethal front four saw plenty of the ball.

Finally, we preview Sunday's trip to Anfield, with the hosts in a bizarre situation of trying to avoid a sixth consecutive loss at home. Can Fulham heap more misery on Jurgen Klopp's depleted reds?

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Better team, got a point. Where have we heard that before? In today's podcast we look at Sunday's dominant performance over Palace that sadly only yielded a 0-0 draw. 

We discuss one of the worst halves of football in living memory, how it was a missed opportunity to close the gap at the bottom, and why Parker's subs were a mixed bag in terms of success.

In the final part of the show, we preview Thursday evening's rearranged game against Spurs at the Cottage. 

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We look at Fulham's impressive defensive record, and how they've only conceded an average of one goal per game in the last 22 league matches. 

There's the last word on Saturday's win against Sheffield United, before looking at whether Fulham can claim their first win in 20 London league derbies, away at Selhurst Park.

We also discuss Ola Aina's recent run of form, before turning our attention to Josh Maja. Peter Rutzler has recently been speaking to key stakeholders in his development, which has gone full circle back to Fulham. We look at whether he was unfairly portrayed in the Netflix documentary 'Sunderland Til' I Die', and get a word from former Bordeaux assistant Manuel Cordeiro on his progress whilst in France.

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It was definitely not a classic, but Fulham's win against Sheffield United was much needed, taking us just a single win from Newcastle in 17th. In this episode, we look back at all the talking points from our narrow win against the Blades.

We debate whether Scott rotated his squad well in this match, and why we initially struggled to break down United's low block. And did Chris Wilder have a right to be incensed by the non-award of a penalty at the end of the game.

We then take a look at your questions, which included Anguissa's wayward shooting, could our play-off experience help in high-pressure matches, and whether Mitro gets back in the side for the Palace match.

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Fulham's trip to Lancashire was not, as hoped, the Greatest Show on Turf, and our long wait for a win at the Moor stretches onwards. 

It was ugly, scrappy and lacked genuine quality at both ends, and in the end, a point was probably about fair - even if it wasn't what Scott Parker was hoping for.

We look back at the ebbs and flows of the game, and then take a broader look at the relegation battle, with Newcastle now 6 points above Fulham in the quest for survival. Can anybody else get dragged in, or is this a two-way shoot out? And where can it be won and lost

Finally, we fast-forward to Saturday's crunch match against bottom side Sheffield United at the Cottage, who despite a bad year, have had a small resurgence of late. We're not going to beat about the bush - three points or nothing, win or bust, and a big test for Scotty's boys. Like most things with Fulham, it's going to be emotional.

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It's a win! Fulham picked up three points in the league at Goodison Park for the first time, well, ever - as new boy Josh Maja grabbed the headlines with a brace on his full debut - one of several Super Eagles in SW6 soaring into survival’s sight. The Goodison Curse broken, the winless streak snapped, smiles fully back on faces - although this is just the start if the Whites are truly to pull off the remarkable. 

Jack, Ben, Cam and Dan Crawford look at a brilliant performance up on Merseyside, as well as taking a deeper dive into Harrison Reed's crucial role, our newly minted left-back conundrum after Ola Aina's display, whether Anguissa takes back a starting place, and how this team shapes up going forward. There's a stack of your questions too!

Finally, we face up to another Hoodoo trip for Fulham - this time in the shape of Turf Moor, as we look towards another crucial game in Fulham's bid to survive in the Premier League. 

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Sammy, Jack and Peter have the final word on our 0-0 draw against the Hammers, before taking a look at Sunday's trip to Goodison Park. Can Fulham take advantage of Everton's exertion during their 120 minute thriller against Spurs on Wednesday night?

Then we turn our attention to the news about Harvey Elliott's reported £4.3million tribunal fee. We discuss the morality of big clubs being able to take promising players from smaller clubs for relatively low fees, whilst acknowledging of course, that this is something FFC have used to their advantage too.

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Another point, another good performance and sadly, another step closer to relegation. We look back on Fulham's goalless draw against the Hammers, which cuts Fulham further adrift from the pack above.

We discuss Scott's tactics, as he successfully reverts to a back-four, his bizarre re-selection of Cavaleiro up-top and whether Fulham actually have a gameplan in the final third.

Finally, we go through your questions, and try to find some reasons to be positive, despite the looming gap to safety.

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