Fulhamish

Whilst Fulham were out of action this weekend, we'd hoped results with our relegation rivals might fall our way. It wasn't an unmitigated disaster, but positive results for Burnley and Newcastle were certainly a blow. We look at Fulham's fate, as they look odds-on to fall back into the second tier.

Elsewhere in the podcast we look at Fulham's loan policy, a profile on promising youngster Tyrese Francois and Peter has dissected some reasons as to why Fulham have conceded so many goals in the final 15 minutes this season. 

Finally, we preview Saturday's SW6 Derby at Stamford Bridge, and ask whether it's a good time to be facing Thomas Tuchel's men?

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The 2000/01 season was, simply put, one of the greatest in Fulham’s history. Under the tutelage of French maestro Jean Tigana, the Whites swept everyone in Division One aside en route to the title, to 101 points, and most importantly, to the Premier League.

In this, the latest episode in our ‘unforgettable’ series, we look back on this incredible campaign, from our opening 11-game winning run to that iconic night – and goal celebration – at Ewood Park. We hear from some of the heroes who etched their name into Fulham history, and some of the fans who witnessed it. 

Narrated by Sammy James; featuring Kit Symons, Lee Clark, Barry Hayles, Sean Davis, John Collins, Drew Heatley, Hayley Davidson and Tom Greatrex.

Production Credits: George Cooper, Peter Rutzler, Chris Waugh

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We start off by discussing the European Super League from a Fulham perspective, and asking whether Shahid Khan would have been tempted to join given the opportunity.

We then move on to discussing Fulham's recent problem of conceding late goals, an issue that has cost us dear in our hunt for survival in recent weeks. Also, we look at whether Burnley are the new team to try and catch or would a 20 point deduction for Arsenal potentially be what's needed to save us?

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Why oh why must supporting Fulham be like this? Expect howls of pain and agony in this podcast, as we dissect Arsenal's late equaliser that cost Fulham two points that could have been a start of an unlikely escape.

We discuss the impact this new blow could have, how we start preparing for a likely return to the Championship and also some reaction to the announcement of the European Super League

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The spreadsheets are out, can Fulham stay in the Premier League? It's looking mighty difficult, and that challenge starts this Sunday at the Emirates as Fulham face Arsenal.

In this episode, we look at Fulham's slim chances of survival and also ask whether now is the right time for an inquest. Also, we ask which personnel we want to see going forward into these crunch six matches. 

Finally, we are excited to announce that a new episode of Fulhamish's documentary series 'unforgettable' about our triumphant 2000/01 season will be released on Sunday 25th April. It's being released in conjunction with Peter's exceptional long-read on The Athletic about that memorable campaign, and that's available to read on the app now.

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It's bleak now, and you are officially allowed to panic. In this episode, we reflect on Fulham's late defeat against Wolves, which was compounded by Newcastle's win at Burnley.

We start the inquest, asking why Fulham find themselves in this precarious position with just 6 games remaining. What on earth can Scott Parker and his coaching staff do to get this team firing in the final half dozen matches?

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We take another look back at Sunday's desperate collapse at Villa, which leaves Scott Parker's side on the canvas, and needing a positive result against Wolves to put their survival bid back on track. 

In this episode, we debate how Fulham can hopefully turn things around against Nuno's out-of-form Wolves side.

We then discuss Mitrovic, and his re-ignition against Villa that was dampened by the result. Is he now a guaranteed starter? 

Finally, we look at Newcastle's trip to Burnley, and ask whether West Brom are back in the race following their astonishing win at Stamford Bridge.

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17 minutes of Heaven were followed by a trip through purgatory and into the depths below as Fulham threw away a winning position with an Easter Sunday capitulation at Villa Park.

It left Scott Parker and the boys hoping for a post-Paschal resurrection of form to stay in the Premier League. We look back at an incredibly disheartening afternoon in the Midlands and break down just where things went wrong for the Whites. 

In the second part we have an exclusive chat from The Athletic between Scott Parker and Alan Shearer, focusing on life in a relegation battle and whether it will come down to a final day shootout between two clubs in black and white this season. We discuss their interview, and then look ahead to the game against Wolves in just five days time, which gives Fulham a crucial lifeline to bounce straight back from Sunday's disappointment

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We kick-off by rounding-up the FFC players that were on international duty, as Mitro broke records, and several Fulham players played key roles in AFCON qualifiers across the continent. We also preview Sunday's game against Villa, as Scott Parker's side look to bridge that gap to 17th.

Then in part 2, we take a look at Fulham's table-topping U18s, who host some impressive players under the watchful eye of Steve Wigley. Peter gives us his assessment after he watched them comfortably beat West Ham on Tuesday.

Finally, we ask the big question on every Fulham fan's lips right now, does Mitro's form for Serbia warrant him a starting berth on Sunday?

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On this international break special, we start by taking a look at Aleksandar Mitrovic returning to scoring ways for Serbia and have a final word on Friday's defeat at the hands of Leeds. 

We then run the rule on Newcastle, the team that Fulham are most likely to catch if they want to achieve Premier League safety. We speak to Chris Waugh, the Athletic's Newcastle correspondent on the feeling in the North-East following a rough match for the toon down in Brighton. Is all hope lost? Or will the return of key players like Wilson and Saint-Maximin spell trouble for FFC?

Finally, we speak to Farrell Monk about the FST's annual survey results which were announced earlier this week.

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