Now that the dust has settled on Fulham's win over Brentford in the Championship play-off final at Wembley, we sit down to look at the 19/20 season in its entirety, a campaign which will never be forgotten for so many reasons.

The panel give their favourite game, goal and moment of the season, before listing three pivotal incidents in the season. We then finish off with a bunch of your questions which range from VAR in the Premier League to a comparison of the 2018 promotion winning side and the 2020 one.

 

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We bloody did it! Fulham are in the Premier League once again, as we defeated our noisy neighbours Brentford in the play-off final at Wembley to secure a second promotion in just over two years. Joe Bryan was the man of the moment, with two beautiful extra-time goals.

We discuss all the key talking points from the game, including how Scott nailed his tactics, how Fulham's defence coped with BMW and the brilliant execution behind Joe Bryan's opening goal. We then looked at the significance of yesterday's win, and answered some of your questions.

 

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Here it is then. The big one. The most expensive game in football, for the second time in three years. It's a bit different though. No fans, no white wall, no Ryan Sessegnon to play the killer pass. Oh, and there's the small matter that it's a West London Derby against that mob from up the road who play in red and white.

We break down everything you need to know about Tuesday night's game against Brentford whilst sitting on Wembley Way, and brought in Billy 'The Bee' Grant of Beesotted to give us the word from inside the opposition camp.

This whole thing is weird, full of ups and downs, positives and negatives, but at the end of the day - it's the Playoff Final and there's so much more than bragging rights on the line. But it's perhaps the bragging rights that matter most. You Whites.

 

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It was tense, but we made it. Fulham will play in their second Championship play-off final in three years following their narrow defeat against Cardiff City in the second-leg of the semi-final at Craven Cottage.

This episode is an instant reaction to tonight’s nervy game, and a bit of a preview to the challenge that awaits us on Tuesday against Brentford. Plus, we answer some of your questions too.

 

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How about that, then! We dissect a devastatingly professional performance in South Wales as Josh Onomah scores one of the goals of the season and Neeskens Kebano adds another peach to his free-kick scrapbook to put one foot on Wembley Way for Fulham, even without the imposing figure of Aleksandar Mitrovic leading the line.

We also ask who we’d rather face at Wembley if we're to get through the second leg, and answer all your questions. 

 

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On a crazy night of Championship football Fulham scrapped out a draw with Wigan, making it seven-matches unbeaten as they head into a looming play-off clash with Cardiff. It was a stomach-turning start but thanks to a moment of Johan-Cruyff-like magic Scott Parker's men managed to rescue a point.

Hopes of going straight up to the Premier League were always slender at best on this late-day roller-coaster. 

In this podcast we break down our frantic night at the DW Stadium, the play-off road and who has done enough to warrant a place in the semi-final starting XI.

Sammy also spoke to Cardiff fan Ben James (not his brother) from View From The Ninian podcast about how Cardiff fans are feeling going into these play-offs.

 

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If anyone tries to claim a league other than the Championship is the best in the world, show them the highlights of Saturday’s 5-3 clash with Sheffield Wednesday. A game that should have felt like a testimonial suddenly had an unexpected significance after West Brom and Bee’s respective balls-ups. The match itself had just about everything: flair, goals and one or two minutes of squeaky-bum time.

Sammy, George and Dom pick out their stand-out performances and debate how we’d like to see Scott line up for Wednesday’s clash at Wigan that could potentially result in Fulham earning “auto-promotion", in the words of Tony Khan. We also answer your listener questions and discuss who we’d prefer to face in the play-offs.

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Fulham and West Brom played out a goalless draw at The Hawthorns, which put the nails in the coffin of any automatic hopes that might have been lingering around - now 5 points off the top two with two to play, it's the Play-Offs for Scott Parker's men. Not that you'd know this was the last chance saloon, as our depleted squad failed to muster any real chances or dynamism - a feat matched only by the home team, who knew a point kept their fate in their own hands.

We break it down, talk about the Play-Off road, the scarily growing injury list, our rock-solid defence (there was some positives we promise) and how we'd go about playing out the next two games with all of that in mind.

Hold tight, we're going through it again.

 

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On Friday, Fulham made it four wins in a row, shaking off a ropey start against Cardiff to claim an ultimately comfortable 2-0 victory. In this podcast we look at all that went well and not so well against our South Welsh opponents, before taking a look at the promotion race, which is looking ominously positive for our West London neighbours.

In part two we preview Tuesday's game up at West Brom, and get the opposition lowdown from Wayne Gordon of All Things Albion. Finally, we answer your all your questions.

 

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Three wins. Two clean sheets. Two unlikely heroes. One howitzer. None with Mitro. Harry Arter was at it again as Fulham secured an important away win against play off rivals Nottingham Forest. An excellent professional performance from Fulham saw them contain Forest and slowly transform in to a play-off style outfit. We analyse Parker's team selection and assess the balance of the midfield without Tom Cairney. We also answer your questions on Aleksandar Mitrovic, Play-Offs hopes and loads more.

 

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