Fulhamish

Two wonder strikes from Anthony Knockaert and Harry Arter meant that Fulham won an FA Cup game for the first time in nearly three years, beating our old Playoff final friends Aston Villa in the 'Doing A Fulham' Derby. We look back at the system Fulham went for, Michael Hector's debut, Arter's return from the treatment table, Knockaert's performance and a special day for young Jay Stansfield.

There's also a section dedicated to Matt O'Riley, about his continued development and his performance in the Reading game, before we answer the best of your questions.

 

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Quick podcast today, looking back at the defeat on New Year's Day to Reading at home, as many of Fulham's flaws came to the fore once more. How can we sort our shambolic defending? How are so many teams working out how to stifle us at home?

Finally, we looked ahead to Saturday's match against Villa, and the weird rivalry that's come to fruition since the play-off final in 2018.

 

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The final Fulhamish podcast of 2019, and fortunately we have a winning performance to discuss. George, Farrell and Dom look back at Sunday's narrow win over Stoke, that returned FFC to winning ways following the scraped draw at Luton.

We also look ahead to the New Year's Day clash against Reading, and seeing as everybody else is doing it, we discuss some of our favourite Fulham moments of the decade.

 

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Watching a thrilling 3-3 draw on Boxing Day sounds like a fun day out for most, but for the Fulham faithful it was a disappointing outcome against a weak Luton Town side, and if it wasn't for a last minute equaliser, it could have been much worse. In this episode we look back at the trip to Kenilworth Road, as defensive howlers cost us the opportunity to make up ground on the Championship's top two.

We then look ahead to Sunday's match against struggling Stoke, a team that Fulham faltered against back in October. We look at their danger-men, and discuss what changes we'd make (if any). After that, we answer a load of your questions, with many centring around the future of Scott Parker, and the recruitment of Tony Khan.

 

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Fulham returned home after an unsuccessful quest to make West London their own, and took down Marcelo Bielsa's Leeds United. A swift act of retribution is analysed by Guy, Jack, Ben and Sammy this week as Mitrovic and Onomah marched the Whites to victory.

Parker said that Leeds were scripted and in truth Fulham looked very well prepared to take on the promotion chasers. We look at how a revitalised Fulham held steady against Leeds and bought home a much needed three points after three games without a win.

The panel also previewed Luton Town, discussed incoming and outgoing transfers, who we would re-sign from the promotion season and a handful of other questions.

 

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Dom & Guy were joined by Leeds United MAD's Kevin Markey ahead of Saturday's crunch tie at Craven Cottage and answered a load of your questions off Instagram.

 

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Today it's an extremely brief Fulhamish podcast as we look back at Fulham's 1-0 defeat at Griffin Park on Saturday. Plenty went wrong, and little went right as the Whites were battered by the bees.

Apologies for the brief episode, it's the Football Supporters Association awards tonight and we only had limited time! There wasn't too much to say anyway.

 

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Two defeats from two, and things are looking a little bit more gloomy at Craven Cottage than they were a week ago - and with Brentford and Leeds on the horizon, something needs to change quickly if we’re to reassert any sort of challenge on the automatic spots. 

Sammy James and Jack Collins break down our visit to Deepdale and the chaos of our 2-1 defeat in which the second half was played 10 v 10, before taking a deeper look into Scott Parker’s tactics, Fulham’s lack of cohesiveness and just why we can’t seem to get going early in games. 

Then, there’s a quick look at our final ever league visit to Griffin Park to take on the noisy neighbours from TW8 - our hopes, fears and concerns for Saturday, and where the game will be won and lost.

 

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The four-game winning streak came crashing to a halt on Saturday as Fulham's bogey team came to town and Lee Johnson put his family club to the sword once again.

Truth be told, the Robins probably deserved all three points, but a late Fulham resurgence was halted in its tracks by a refereeing decision which managed to unite the entire fanbase in anger, a rare sight. Jeremy Simpson's decision not to give a late penalty for an O'Dowda lunge on a returning Neeskens Kebano was quite the miss. We break down that, the resurgence of the Congolese wingman, Scott's selection and more.

There's a discussion on our next opponents, Preston North End, and a stack full of questions answered - everything from whether the squad are vampires to comparing players with Christmas Dinner ingredients.

 

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In this week's Fulhamish Xtra Dom & Guy ran through Fulhamish's 'Richard Osman endorsed' Player of the Decade World Cup quarter finals and we also spoke to Stanley Hughes from the One Stream in Bristol podcast ahead of Saturday's crunch match at Craven Cottage

 

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