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Fulham’s Championship victory bus received 2 flat tires from a couple of Potter’s potholes on Saturday, as The Whites succumbed to an abysmal 2-0 defeat to Stoke at the Bet365 Stadium.

It was The Potters’ first win at home since early March. Fulham adorned a balls-out 3-2-3-2 formation which arguably cost us the match, after we were undone by two vintage route-1 goals from our opposition: the first smartly finished by Tyrese Campbell in the first half, the second a penalty from Lee Gregory on 80 minutes.

The result which saw Fulham continue the great tradition of being the team to end opposition’s terrible runs of form.

We go through your 3 word reviews, pick apart Parker’s tactics, answer some of your questions and look ahead to Wednesday’s must-win fixture against Luton.

 

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The October international break is coming to a close, and that means the return of club football, with Fulham travelling up to the Bet365 Stadium to face a Stoke City side who unexpectedly find themselves bottom of the Championship with just one win so far.

In this episode we analyse Saturday's game, which is unlikely to be as easy as it may first seem on paper. We get the opposition view from David Cowlishaw of the Wizards of Drivel podcast.

Then, we speak to Fulham's record goalscorer Gordon Davies. He gives us his opinion on Fulham's performances so far this season, and looks at where he think FFC could end up come the end of the season.

 

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200 podcasts up and we thought it would be wrong to not mark it, so welcome to Fulhamish's first ever live podcast, recorded in the Old Suffolk Punch in front of a sold out audience!

In the first half Sammy James welcomed Gentleman Jim, alongside Farrell Monk and Ben Jarman, to talk through our 2-2 draw with Charlton in the early kick-off, including some live Three Word Reviews!

In the second half, Jack Collins welcomes a panel including two Fulham legends, Sean Davis and Barry Hayles, as well as our own Dom Betts and George Singer, to talk all things Fulham - from what they think of the current crop to who their favourite teammates and managers were.

 

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Fulham went to the Madejski Stadium last night with high expectations and equally high fears, given our track record, but smashed the Reading hoodoo in fine style with a comprehensive victory over a poor home side, our first win in Berkshire since 2008.

Sammy and Jack look back at the game, how we played and what it means to the club, the players (especially Tom Cairney, who looked a man possessed) and our league position in general, before turning our attention to this Saturday's London derby against Charlton, who are themselves in good form at this stage of the season. 

There's questions too, with a deep dive into how Scott uses his fullbacks a particular talking point, and we look forward to Fulhamish 200 at the weekend.

 

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It might not have been the prettiest of games at Craven Cottage on Friday night but Fulham got the job done against Wigan Athletic courtesy of a strike from everyone's favourite left-back and another absolute worldie from skipper Tom Cairney to seal the deal late on.

It leaves Fulham just four points off the top of the table and three points off the automatic spots with nine games played. The Fulhamish gang take a look back at the Wigan game and address the good, the bad and the ugly from what was a hard-fought win.

It doesn't stop though, not in the Championship. The Whites travel to a battleground of past ghosts as they take on Reading on Tuesday night at the Madejski. We take a dive into Reading's players, their recent form, and what we can expect from our visit to Berkshire.

 

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A busy Fulhamish Xtra today, as we firstly preview Friday night’s game against Wigan at Craven Cottage as Fulham look to return to winning ways after three consecutive 1-1 draws. We speak to Chris from the Pie At Night podcast to get a view from the opposition.

Later on in the podcast we speak to Louie Waldock about the Fulham U23’s after their impressive 5-4 win over Reading in the PL2 at the Cottage last Friday. He gives his thoughts on some players he thinks we should be keeping an eye on this season.

Then, George Cooper catches up with Iain from the newly formed Fulham Disabled Supporters Association. If you would like to get in contact with them you can contact them on Twitter @FulhamDSA and on email [email protected].

 

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Another day, another draw. HMS Piss the League seemed to throw down a big hairy anchor on Saturday in the shape of Sheffield Wednesday's lumbering striker Atdhe Nuhiu, who neutralised Captain Carney's smart finish on the stroke of half time to leave proceedings at Hillsborough 1-1. It was another frustrating draw for Scott Parker's boys: 71% possession, 600 odd passes, but with only 2 shots on target, our engine room seems to be firing on half a cylinder.

Is top 2 still on the horizon? Do we need to shake up our attack? Has this ship metaphor been drawn-out too long? Our thoughts on all of these topics and more inside this week's podcast. 

We look back at Saturday's action (or lack thereof) with Scotty's tactics (or lack thereof) once again coming into question. We also discuss the importance of Friday's game against Wigan and take a look at your questions.

The last remaining tickets for our live 200th episode with Gentleman Jim from the Old Suffolk Punch (after the Charlton game) are still on sale! Tickets are selling faster than Glastonbury and with one headline guest still to be announced we don't anticipate there'll be many left for long. Don't miss the chance to heckle Dom Betts LIVE. Tickets available here!

 

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Fulham look to get back to winning ways at Hillsborough on Saturday against a rejuvenated Sheffield Wednesday, now under the stewardship of Garry Monk. We speak to Wednesday writer Dom Howson, who gives us the lowdown on everything happening at the South Yorkshire side.

Then, we have an interview with former Fulham goalkeeper Mark Crossley. We speak about his memories in SW6 and also get his thoughts on the form of Marcus Bettinelli.

 

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HMS Piss The League once again failed to set sail on Saturday, as Fulham were held to a 1-1 draw by a West Brom game after Fulham failed to take their chances and a late Bettinelli error gifted WBA an equaliser.

We look back at the game discussing Scott Parker's tactics, Betts v Rodak, unease in the stands and whether we should be concerned about the amount of dropped points.

Then in part two, we discuss the new FFC ticket exchange scheme and handle a load of your questions, many of which revolved around our front three, and whether changes need to be made to see a better return in front of goal. We also ask whether Michael Hector gets into our starting XI at present.

Also, we have a big Fulhamish announcement - as we are doing our first ever live podcast recording. Listen to hear all the details.

 

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The international break is over and Fulham are back on Saturday facing fellow promotion contenders West Brom in the lunchtime kick-off at Craven Cottage. We preview the weekend's match with Baggies fan and journalist Andy Jones.

We then have a brief look back at the international break before George spoke to Junior, the Riverside's new flag waving hero who has captured the hearts of many in the Hammersmith End this season.

 

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