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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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Wednesday night should have been a routine win for Fulham on paper against Wayne Rooney's Derby County - it proved anything but, as a "non-covid related illness" hit several key members of the squad including top scorer Aleksandar Mitrovic. 

In the end, Silva's depleted squad had to settle for a point against the league's bottom side, who were tough opposition and probably good value for the draw.

In this episode, we review all the talking points from Wednesday's game, and also discuss Tosin Adarabioyo, who spoke to Peter in The Athletic earlier this week. 

We then look ahead to Preston on Saturday, which isn't the easiest given we have no idea who will be able to play and who won't. Finally, we read some of your emails about musical Fulham players, horn hysterics and a Crowded House chant suggestion for Marco Silva.

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In this episode we review a seventh consecutive W for Fulham, who brushed aside basically bottom Barnsley with ease at the Cottage. Mitrovic scored in his seventh consecutive match and for the sixth time this season, FFC scored four goals in a match.

We discuss Fabio Carvalho's impact, whether Michael Hector has done enough to keep his place now Tosin's suspension is over and just how important Harry Wilson is to this team.

Finally, we look ahead to Derby County, as the Whites look to remain at the top of the league with a win against Wayne Rooney's doomed, but determined team.

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The final international break of the calendar year is over, and it was an eventful one for Fulham's players, but mostly for Aleksandar Mitrovic, who scored a crucial goal for Serbia to send them to the World Cup finals. We discuss his redemption, and also round-up the rest of the FFC players who were away on international duty.

In part two, Izzy Barker joins us to discuss the Fulham women's team who played in the FA Cup first round on Sunday against Oxford United. It was a 3-0 defeat, but Fulham played valiantly in front of a sell-out crowd, so plenty to be optimistic about.

Finally, we preview Barnsley on Saturday, discuss whether the discourse around Scott Parker is unfair and ask Peter who the nicest three Fulham players he's met are. He wasn't very happy about it.

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On today's podcast, we bring you an episode of The Jack and Joe Show, with Jack Kelly and Joe Sansom.

Normally, you can find this on the Fulhamish YouTube channel, but we thought we would put this latest episode on the podcast feed, to give you a glimpse of what Jack and Joe discuss on a weekly basis.

In this episode the boys discuss Fulham's six match winning run, analyse the wider championship, particularly the upcoming runs for West Brom and for Bournemouth. 

Also, they look at the defence, and whether we will see Tosin and Tete return to their positions in the near future.

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In today's podcast we look back at Fulham's six wins in a row, which has left Marco Silva's side in a great spot during the final international break of the calendar year. 

In part two, we look at Neeskens Kebano, in-depth. Our Congolese winger has found some real form for the Whites of late, and we ask why it has taken five years for him to be given this run in the side.

Finally, we play a Fulham related game of 'Bronze, Silver, Gold' - basically it's our top three choices in various categories including Fulham managers we'd like to have a pint with, and all-time dream FFC interview guests.

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