We were hoping for a reaction to Saturday's defeat at Blackpool, and we certainly got one. Fulham found their scoring boots once again, as they stuck four past a Birmingham City side that were the championship's meanest defence, until yesterday.

In this episode, we discuss the brilliance across the pitch, with Harry Wilson, Tosin, Gazzaniga and debutant Nathanial Chalobah all playing key roles in the win. 

In part two, we look ahead to Reading, and in particular, how do you stop John Swift? However, with the Royals possessing the leakiest defence in the league, we're hoping that Fulham's potent attack should be able to pick them off.

Finally, we discuss Adrion Pajaziti and reminisce over Pavel Pogrebnyak's electric start to life in a Fulham shirt back in 2012

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The hangover from the international break spilled over into Fulham's trip to the seaside on Saturday as Marco Silva's Whites hit the first speed bump of the season, beaten by Neil Critchley's bold Blackpool at Bloomfield Road.

We break down a game in which Fulham looked leggy, a little tired, and seemingly out of ideas without the magic of Fabio Carvalho pulling the strings.

We also answer your questions on squad rotation and the first glimpses of Rodrigo Muniz. 

There's no time to weep in the Championship though, and we go again on Wednesday at St. Andrew's, so we look ahead at our next opponents and how their start of the season has been, before picking our starting lineups for the game.

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The international break has finished, and Fulham are back on the road this Saturday, all the way to Blackpool for what will hopefully be a top day out by the seaside, with three points to match. 

We kick off the episode by rounding up the international break, with several Fulham players in action, and a potential injury worry for Harry Wilson. We then take a look at the Seasiders, who have not had an easy start to life back in the Championship.

In part two, we have audio from Peter's interview with Kevin McDonald, who was released by Fulham last year and recently underwent a kidney transplant. He talks about how he left the club, his hopes of playing football again, and why he believes the midfield trio of him, Cairney and Johansen should have got a chance in the Premier League.

Finally, we catch up with Thomas Young, who is back from Tokyo after winning gold in the T38 100m event. Thomas is a big Fulham fan, and will be at Blackpool on Saturday, so we asked him about his favourite FFC memories, and whether he will take part in a race against Antonee Robinson.

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If you compare the Fulham in 2015 to the one we see today, it's pretty unrecognisable. One constant though, is American centre-back Tim Ream, who has experienced an extraordinary sequence of highs and lows since joining the Fulhamerica bandwagon from Bolton six years ago.

In this latest 'big interview', we catch up with Tim and discuss his memories at Fulham, his newly found foray into social media, his endeavours outside of FFC and what he makes of the team that Marco Silva has built this season.

Tim's school initiative is called Virtual Soccer Schools and can be found here: https://virtualsoccerschools.com/

And Tim's podcast Indirect can be found here: https://podfollow.com/1576620650

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Fulham looked to Marco Silva's old club Watford on Deadline Day to bring in midfield reinforcements in the shape of Nathaniel Chalobah and Domingos Quina, as Andre-Frank Zambo Anguissa left for the culinary delights and European football of Napoli. 

Jack and Peter talk through how the day went down, who Fulham were in for, and how the new boys will fit into the midfield rotation. 

Then we take a glance over the window as a whole, and how it's been a far more pleasant experience this time round - are Fulham finally learning the lessons of the past to build a squad that can compete and doesn't need huge reinvestment if we are promoted? 

Finally, we talk to Brazilian journalist and Flamengo expert Cahê Mota to get some insight on the elusive, mysterious No. 9 option that is Rodrigo Muniz - our new boy from Brazil. 

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We could get really, really used to this. All the reaction to Fulham's 3-0 win against Stoke City at Craven Cottage, as the Whites steamrolled past the much fancied Potters with ease. 

In part two, we look at all the latest transfer rumours as Anguissa heads closer to the exit. Will Swansea's Matt Grimes be his replacement? 

Finally, we answer your questions - which includes a debate about a potential boxing match against a fellow podcast, watch this space...

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Marco Silva rang the changes for Tuesday's trip to St Andrew's, with academy products Stansfield, Pajaziti and Francois all featuring. 

However, the result remained consistent, as FFC chalked up another W and progressed to the third round where we'll face Leeds United (4/10 on Sammy's new 'Kettering Spectrum' - all explained in the podcast).

We then look ahead to the stern test that Stoke City will pose on Saturday. With both sides sitting pretty on 10 points from 4 games, it's clear that this will be Fulham's most difficult match of the season. How will Silva adapt with Ream, Tete and Carvalho all potential doubts for the match?

Finally, we have a discussion at the end of the podcast about whether Fulham are in a position to stop becoming a yo-yo club.

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It was about as routine as it gets for Fulham on Saturday, as Marco Silva's side swept past his former team Hull City at Craven Cottage.

We discuss the star of the show, Fabio Carvalho, as he got his third goal in as many games. We also look at the injuries to Ream and Tete, and what impact they could potentially have if either of them need a lengthy spell out on the sidelines.

In part two, we answer some of your questions, which include analysis on Rodak v Gazzaniga, and suggestions for improving the atmosphere at Craven Cottage.

Finally, we briefly preview Tuesday night's Carabao Cup trip to Birmingham.

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It seems churlish to call a 2-1 win a "thrashing", but that's exactly what Tuesday's win at Millwall felt like, as the Whites blitzed the lions at The Den, and in this episode we look back at all the key moments from the match.

We discuss the blistering start, as Fabio Carvalho ripped Gary Rowett's team apart, and then the overall performance as Fulham attacked with wave after wave, before eventually having to hang on after Benik Afobe's extremely fortunate late goal pulled Millwall back into the contest.

In part two, we take a look at the latest transfer rumours, with a few potential incoming signings, and worrying rumours of Tosin potentially touted as a Jan Vestergaard replacement at Southampton.

Finally, we discuss the weekend's match against Hull, as Fulham look to win their first game at Craven Cottage in 6 months.

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It was a game that had everything, bizarre goalkeeping, beautiful goals and even a red card to boot. We try and cram in analysis on everything that happened in 90 pulsating minutes.

Afterwards, we tackle your questions, including some new FFC transfer rumours, the future of Jean Michael-Seri and what the ceiling is for young Fabio Carvalho.

Finally, we have a quick preview of Millwall on Tuesday night.

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