Fulhamish

After scoring seven in midweek, the trip to Peterborough was always going to have a bit of an 'after the Lord Mayor's show' feel to it. Fortunately it took just one solitary Aleksandar Mitrovic header to secure the points.

In the questions section, we discuss Fulham's centre-back situation, whether Kenny Tete will start at right-back going forward, and who doesn't love a cheeseboard on an away day?

Finally, there's a mention for the Fulham Supporters Trust board nominations, and Peterborough's sensational mascots.

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Wow, just wow. On the show today, we try and sum up our thoughts after Marco Silva's team just dispatched *seven* goals past play-off hopefuls Blackburn Rovers at Ewood Park. It was a merciless display, which sent shockwaves across the entire division. 

After nights like this, it's difficult to pick out individuals, but we heap praise on a suddenly clinical Neeskens Kebano and discuss Rodrigo Muniz, exactly the kind of player Rovers really did not need coming off the bench when 5-0 down.

In part two, the tone switches, as we discuss Fabio Carvalho and the fact he's turned down a new contract at Fulham. We ask whether the lack of a clear pathway for youngsters is the reason Fabio is potentially seeking a move elsewhere? Peter also tells us what Marco Silva thinks about the situation.

Finally, we preview Peterborough on Saturday. The leakiest defence in the league against the most potent attack. Lump your money on a goalless draw.

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It was the biggest occasion of the season so far, and Fulham more than turned up. Aleksandar Mitrovic's hat-trick was the difference between the Whites and the Baggies at Craven Cottage, which means there is now a pleasant four point gap between ourselves and the chasing pack below.

We discussed the contentious refereeing calls, some which went in FFC's favour and some that didn't. We also looked at who should deputise for Tosin during his suspension and the impact that Rodak's clean sheets have had on the side.

Finally, we preview Blackburn away on Wednesday, which promises to be one of Fulham's toughest trips of the season so far.

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It's the collab you never expected, Fulhamish talking basketball. It was necessary due to Marco Silva's side scoring from another corner that involved a blocking routine. Peter gives us the lowdown, following his piece where he spoke to two NBA experts from The Athletic about the tactic.

In part two, we discuss the club's decision to halt their search for a Director of Scouting. What does this mean for Fulham's transfer recruitment? Are we looking at more short-termism when it comes to our signings?

Finally, we break the 'opposition preview glass' ahead of this Saturday's massive game against West Brom by speaking to Louis Bent from The Baggies Podcast.

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Three shots on target, four goals, Fulham's win in Nottingham yesterday was about as clinical as it is possible to get. We look back at the match, which keeps us firmly entrenched within the Championship's title chasing pack.

We discuss Fulham's blocking technique from corners, which had a hand in our opening goal yesterday. We then look at the goalscoring stats for both Aleksandar Mitrovic (15 in 14 for him now) and the team as a whole. Can we actually break 100 goals?

In part two, we answer some of your questions, including an early eye on January signings, whether Seri would cut it in the top flight and why our away support seems to rattle everybody north of the M25.

Finally, we take a little look at West Brom on Saturday, with Fulham able to open up a nice cushion if they can claim all three points

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After 288 days and 38 matches on the sidelines, it took just twelve minutes of Tom Cairney on the pitch before he smacked in Fulham's opener from range against a dogged Cardiff City on Wednesday night.

We react to the emotional celebrations on the pitch and in the stand following the skipper's left-foot bullet.

Afterwards we review the rest of the match, as Mitrovic scored (again) and FFC kept their first clean sheet in seven league matches. 

In part two, we discuss Harrison Reed's game adaptation from a number 6 to a driving 8, partially caused by the unexpected return of Jean Michael-Seri. We ask what the future holds for the 26 year old, and whether the rise of Kalvin Philips to international stardom might provide a bit of inspiration for the midfield dynamo.

Finally, Peter gives an update on Fulham vaccine take-up and we preview Sunday's trip to the in-form Nottingham Forest.

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That's how you do it Fulham. In this episode, we review Fulham's brilliant performance in the West London Derby, as Aleksandar Mitrovic inspired the Whites to a 4-1 victory over our near neighbours, QPR.

We look back at the match, discussing how Fulham managed to (eventually) overcome Mark Warburton's half-time tactical change, and turn the match back in their favour. We also discuss Marek Rodak's return to the starting XI and how Jean Michael-Seri's passing was on another level.

In part two, we answer your questions, including a debate about where Tom Cairney could potentially fit back into this team. In the final part, we preview Cardiff on Wednesday as well as praise for Joe Bryan's instagram comebacks.

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The second international break of the season has come to an end, and we return to action with a West London derby, as QPR make the short hop to Craven Cottage. We discuss the threat Mark Warburton's side will pose, and what side we expect Marco Silva to go with.

Also, we have a quick round-up of the international break, as Antonee Robinson and Bobby Decordova-Reid's late matches potentially rule them out of this weekend's game

In part two, we discuss the news that Tyrese Francois has rejected a contract at Fulham. We ask whether there is enough of a pathway for our youngsters, and whether Fulham's academy should be judged on how many players actually become first-team players.

Finally, we answer your questions, some serious, but mostly silly. It's a debut for a new segment which we've named 'Rutzler Revealed'. It's award-winning stuff.

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Craven Cottage is a special stadium, one that is truly unique in world football. However, no relationship is perfect, and on this podcast we ask about whether its necessary or possible to improve the atmosphere at the Cottage?

We answer your questions about away fan relocation, safe standing and clappers. Are any of these realistic? Will the new stand help to raise the noise down by the river?

Finally, we speak to Andrew Lawn from Along Come Norwich. A fanzine and fan group who have partnered with other Norwich City supporters groups to improve the atmosphere in the Barclay End at Carrow Road. We hear what steps they took, and the obstacles they faced to make their ambitions a reality

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Even with a few days to stew it over, Fulham's defeat at Coventry still stings. In this episode, we look a bit deeper at what went wrong up in the Midlands, as Mark Robins' side pressed us to death in the second half at the CBS stadium.

We then take a look at Matt O'Riley following Peter's interview with him earlier this week in The Athletic. With the FFC academy graduate now excelling in League One for MK Dons, and tipped for further success - why exactly did it not work for him at Craven Cottage?

Finally, we briefly discuss Claudio Ranieri, following his appointment as Watford Head Coach. What was it that went so spectacularly wrong for him at Fulham? Will lightning strike twice at Vicarage Road?

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