Fulhamish

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.

To help support the future running of Fulhamish, we have a Ko-Fi page where you can support us if you should wish to. Go to ko-fi.com/fulhamish for all the information.

 

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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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It may have been one of the most boring Fulham games of all time, but little did it matter when Josh Onomah stepped up in the 95th minute to secure FFC a big 3 points at the Cottage.

We look back at the talking points from the game including why Fulham are so ponderous, what has happened to Michael Hector and whether Josh Onomah should replace Harry Arter in the starting XI. We also answer your questions, and preview Tuesday's game against play-off hopefuls Nottingham Forest.

 

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Well, a win is a win; and a derby win's even better. Fulham finally got off the mark in the post-lockdown season with a hard-fought victory down the road at QPR, thanks to a scorcher from the Irish Cafu, Cyrus Christie; who scored his first league goal for the Whites right when we really needed it most.

We picked apart the game, the ups and downs, as well as talking about Anthony Knockaert's permanent deal, looking forward to the Birmingham game at the weekend and answering a stack full of your questions

 

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The dream is over. On Saturday, Fulham capitulated against Leeds United leaving us with an unenviable record of two defeats from two following the restart. In this episode we look back at everything that went wrong at Elland Road.

The main thing on the agenda is how Scott's reactive tactics were schooled by Bielsa. We also discussed Harry Arter, why our left-hand side is so weak and what's happened to Bobby Decordova-Reid.

Finally we preview Tuesday's game against QPR with Flo Lloyd-Hughes from QPR Podcast.

 

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On this Fulhamish Xtra we look ahead to Saturday's massive game against Leeds United at an empty Elland Road with Jon Mackenzie from All Stats Aren't We.

Then, we speak to David Lloyd from TOOFIF about former Fulham vice-chairman Bill Muddyman, who sadly died in May. David speaks about his personal memories of Bill, who is widely acknowledged as being a huge driving force in the fight to save Fulham from going out of business in the 1980s.

 

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The return of football was supposedly meant to "lift the spirits", but it did precisely the opposite on Saturday when Brentford struck late with two goals to win the West London Derby. In this episode we discuss everything that went wrong at an empty Craven Cottage.

Included in the debate is Harrison Reed's impressive performance, whether Joe Bryan's attacking impetus negates his clear defensive frailties and whether there has been a bit of an over-reaction to Saturday's defeat. As always we finish with a stack of your questions, which featured a lively debate on FFC academy prospects, and why they seem to repeatedly be leaving Craven Cottage before realising their full potential.

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