Fulhamish

We begin the show with the final word from Sunday's match with West Ham, as the home side scored three controversial goals, leaving Marco Silva and the entire away end furious.

Afterwards, we discuss Neeskens Kebano following Peter's brilliant interview with him in The Athletic. We discuss his topsy-turvy time at Fulham, and how Silva has managed to prise the best out of him.

In part two, we discuss Saturday's massive match against Bournemouth at Craven Cottage. Can Fulham get back to winning ways against the Cherries? And will Aleksandar Mitrovic be back up front?

Finally, we answer some questions and play a this'll catch on submission.

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Well... that was a frustrating afternoon. The sun was shining as The Whites marched on to East London, hoping to put the Newcastle loss behind us.

After a superb opening spell Fulham, who were without Mitrovic, found themselves ahead after Andreas Pereira slammed home from the tightest of angles to open his Fulham account.

But our hero quickly turned villain as the Brazilian was alleged to have fouled Craig Dawson from a corner, with Jarrod Bowen converting from the spot to equalise.

West Ham then took the lead as Scamacca controlled a tidy through ball with his hand before lobbing Bernd Leno. To add insult to injury, in the dying embers, a defensive mix-up presented Michail Antonio (who also controlled the ball with his hand) with a third.

Coops, Drew and Dom discuss an afternoon ruined by bad officiating and incorrect VAR decisions. We hope to put it behind us as we look ahead to an important home fixture against Bournemouth this weekend.

In the second half of the pod Coops, Drew and Dom answer your listener questions.

Hope you enjoy!

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We begin with a final look at Saturday's defeat to Newcastle United, as we assess the extent of Fulham's mounting injury list and the impact it could have on this upcoming stretch of perceived "winnable" games.

The first of those fixtures is West Ham on Sunday at the London Stadium. We look at the Hammers' shaky start, and whether their European exploits on Thursday will play a factor.

In part two, Sammy chats to Martin Calladine from Ugly Game about Fulham's new CFD trading partners called Titan Capital Markets. Martin shares his research on this new firm, and the unbelievably high returns their offering for their targeted clientele. You can read Martin's full article here.

Finally, we have some questions and a submission for This'll Catch On.

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Well that's burst the bubble a little bit hasn't it? Ten man Fulham fell to their first home defeat of the season, as Newcastle slaughtered our makeshift side time and time again.

In the end, a 1-4 scoreline was quite a flattering one, as we had Bernd Leno to thank for the margin of victory not being wider.

In this episode, we react to the defeat, discuss Nathaniel Chalobah's disastrous red card and answer some of your questions. There's also a look at Tom Cairney, and whether it was a mistake to overlook him for this match.

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We start with an international round-up, mainly focused on the exploits of Aleksandar Mitrović, who scored his 50th goal for Serbia on just his 76th cap. We discuss this extraordinary achievement and also look at other FFC players who repped their country in the past fortnight.

Afterwards, we preview Saturday's game against Newcastle United, the first game at Craven Cottage since August! We debate what Silva should do in the absence of Joao Palhinha, and discuss Eddie Howe's own selection issues.

Finally, we have some interesting questions on Mitro's deep-lying positions and what has happened to Michael Hector. Finally, a couple of lovely "this'll catch on" submissions for our Portuguese midfield dynamo.

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As it's the international break, here's a flavour from the Fulhamish YouTube channel. Each week, Jack Kelly and Joe Sansom release their hugely popular 'Jack and Joe Show', an informal delve into everything FFC.

We know that some of you may not have sampled what we make over on YouTube, so we thought we'd bring it to you on the podcast feed. On this episode, Jack Stroudly is covering the hotseat for Joe, so it is the 'Jack and Jack Show'.

They react to Fulham's sky-high position in the Premier League table, and all the talking points from our win at Nottingham Forest in our final game before the break.

You can watch the original YouTube video here, and subscribe to the Fulhamish channel here.

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The international break is here, and Fulham find themselves in an incredible sixth position in the table. A pause in the season means there is some time to reflect and assess exactly how the start of the season has gone, and as you'd expect, there are quite a lot of plaudits. We give our viewpoint on where FFC stand, and have a look at the rest of the league.

We also discuss whether Harrison Reed could potentially earn himself an England call-up if he continues this vein of form, plus also maybe ask if Fulham's defensive numbers give any cause for concern.

In part two, we take questions from our Fulhamish Community. We discuss our favourite pubs, what we'd do if we ran Fulham and amusing Fulhamish moments from down the years.

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Ohh boy this was a good one, Fulham are now SIXTH in the Premier League table after notching up their first away win of the season, a 3-2 win at the City Ground against fellow promoted side Nottingham Forest.

We react to all the key talking points, including and especially, the breath-taking five minute goal glut where Fulham turned the game on its head. We take a look at the virtuoso performances of Joao Palhinha and Harrison Reed, plus react to Issa Diop's full Premier League debut.

In part two, we answer your questions on Fulham's porous defence, how to replace Joao against Newcastle and a revised prediction of where FFC will finish this season.

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In this episode we begin with our thoughts on all football matches being postponed at the weekend due to the death of Queen Elizabeth II.

We then discuss Fulham's statistically tricky start to the season before reviewing the latest FFC news. This includes Luke Harris' call-up to the senior Wales side, transfers for Anthony Knockaert and Ivan Cavaleiro, plus the sad news of Fred Callaghan's death.

In part two, we preview Friday's trip to Nottingham Forest, as Fulham look to inflict more home misery on our fellow promotees. Will the break have given their multiple signings time to gel?

Finally, we have time for some of your questions, and a couple of brilliant "this'll catch on" entries.

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With Fulham's derby against Chelsea postponed due to the death of Queen Elizabeth II, we decided to bring you something a bit different on the podcast.

This is a special, podcast version of 'The White Board', a regular show on our YouTube channel between Dan Cooke and Ben Jarman, where they break down Fulham's tactics and style of play.

In this episode they look at Marco Silva's transformation of this side from Championship strollers to Premier League pressers, with a particular focus on the roles that Joao Palhinha and Tim Ream have had to play to ensure a smooth transition.

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