Fulhamish

The nails are in the Premier League coffin for Fulham, but it’s allowed us to take a step back, accept our fate and start to plan for life in the Championship next year. Jack Collins and Ben Jarman met up over the microphones to record a midweek Fulhamish special, talking about that plan to take the Whites back up to the elite tier of English football within the next few years. The plan revolves heavily around one things - who will be in charge of the squad next season, and there are plenty of prime candidates in Europe currently out of a job. 

With Scott Parker yet to show any sort of reasoning as to why the job should be his own next season, we take a scour through the managerial vacancies list - not through the usual suspects on the English merry-go-round, but a deep dive into Spain, Portugal, Italy and Germany, as well as a few candidates closer to home - to try to sound out the next man who could fill the Fulham hot seat, taking on a rather wide berth of Continental football as we go. 

There’s a few mooted signings, some questions about where the side needs most strengthening and a bit of an audit on the academy, a few bits and bobs on contracts, a little bit of grieving and some well-deserved defending of our ownership given the recent press - but mostly, it’s a chat that cheered us both up and we hope it will cheer you up too. It will get better. You Whites. 

 

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In an episode named after the thing which probably gave Fulham fans the most to cheer about on Saturday, we look back at a chastening loss to Champions Manchester City, who comfortably beat the Whites as they chase back-to-back titles. We take a walk through Scott Parker's selections, City's superiority, and a few bright spots from certain Fulham players.

With Watford looming on the horizon, we take a good look at the game which could spell the end of our top-flight status, and choose what we'd like to see as the Whites team at Vicarage Road. 

Before things got too desolate, we switched to the mailbag to answer some of the more fun questions surrounding Fulham - including a run down of other terrible strikes at the Cottage, players we'd like to see get more game time and whether we'd rather fight 100 mouse-sized Mitrovics or one Polar Bear sized Joe Bryan - as well as a look back at the #StopTheGreed protest which so many fans were a part of on Saturday. 

Thanks as ever, for listening. 

 

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In this week's Fulhamish Xtra, Farrell and Sammy talk about all things #StopTheGreed, ahead of our day of action on Saturday. We discuss why we believe this ticket price action is important, and how you can help get involved.

Later in the podcast we look ahead to the challenge Fulham will face against the champions Manchester City. We then get the opposition lowdown from David Mooney of the Blue Moon Podcast.

 

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We are so very sorry. After 168 successful episodes of Fulhamish, we messed up and the recording of Monday's podcast was lost forever. 

As a result we decided to bring you some of the best bits from our love sport radio fan show, which takes place every Wednesday night. Guy, George and Dom discussed the Liverpool defeat, and the ticketing issues which lead to many Scousers residing in the home ends at Craven Cottage.

We will be back next week, hopefully we'll remember to hit record this time.

 

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It doesn’t get any easier for Fulham, as on Sunday Fulham welcome Liverpool to Craven Cottage, who are in the midst of chasing an historic Premier League title. After an impressive 3-1 win in the Champions League on Wednesday, it looks extremely difficult for us to get anything out the match.

Regardless, we look ahead to the challenge, and ask if Scott should make any changes to his line-up. Then we speak to Neil Atkinson from The Anfield Wrap who gives us an insight into what it’s been like following the title-chasers this season.

Finally, we play you what happened when Dom, Guy and Jonny caught up with former Fulham striker Erik Nevland. They spoke about Fulham’s dismal season, and reminisce over some of the great memories he had playing in our beloved white shirt.

 

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It’s all quite depressing. Fulham lost their sixth consecutive match on Saturday against Leicester City, as once again individual defensive mistakes cost Fulham dear.

In this episode we look back at the game, as Scott Parker’s unchanged line-up conjured up a tame first half effort. We analyse Floyd Ayité’s positive impact, and ponder over whether Ryan Sessegnon might just need to take a limited role while his confidence builds back up.

In part two, we discuss the Fulham Supporters Trust’s with our guest Tom Greatrex upcoming ticket price survey and the importance of the current ongoing pricing debate. Then, to end the podcast we asked you for questions not related to this season, there were some great ones in there - covering everything from teams we want to get promoted from League One, to our favourite FFC moments that many people won’t remember.

 

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An interesting game on Saturday, as both Brendan Rodgers and Scott Parker face their second respective games in charge of Leicester City and Fulham against each other. Both teams have had difficult seasons for a multitude of reasons, and will be looking for three points on Saturday to make things a bit more bearable.

In this episode we look at the challenge Fulham will face at the King Power Stadium, our first league trip to Leicester since 2004 when a certain Collins John bagged a brace. We also predict what line-up we think Scott will select.

In the second part of the episode, we speak to the very insightful Pete Selby of the For Fox Sake podcast. It's an interesting discussion which includes plenty of analysis of Claudio Ranieri, who of course is still a god around Leicestershire for his heroics of 2016.

 

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It wasn't the fairytale start that Scott Parker might have dreamt of, but his first foray into management was certainly a positive one as Fulham showed plenty of heart in Sunday's SW6 derby. In today's episode, we look back at the key events.

They include two well-worked Chelsea goals, a Calum Chambers strike that gave us hope, a second-half virtuoso display from Tom Cairney and a last minute offside heartbreaker that nearly sent Craven Cottage into raptures. Scott played the hits, but will he get an encore next season?

In part two we discuss the return of Stuart Gray, the players we'll be most devastated to see leave in the summer and whether mentality outweighs ability in this final few matches of the season.

 

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It may not be mathematical, but Wednesday's 2-0 defeat at Southampton has all-but consigned Fulham to the Championship for next season. In today's episode, we look back at the game, and discuss the precarious future of Claudio Ranieri.

Recorded on the train back from the South Coast, we ask what on earth Claudio was trying to achieve with his ridiculous line-up, why corners are suddenly such a problem and discuss Joe Bryan's repeated defensive mistakes, Then we move on to looking at who should replace Claudio until the end of the season. Is Scott Parker definitely the right move? We think so, but we discuss the potential pitfalls of that decision, should it be taken as expected.

In the second part of the podcast, we discuss the upcoming SW6 derby against Chelsea, the latest on our #StopTheGreed campaign, and give Jack's new Scott Parker chant some airtime.

 

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Another week, another loss, and Fulham's perilous position in the bottom three of the Premier League table looks ever more permanent after a soulless loss to West Ham United at a soulless stadium. We break it down:

- More strange tactics

- Glimmers of hope quickly snuffed out

- When your luck is out - the handball

- What's happened to Sess?

- Mitrovic's brave battle

Then we take a deeper dive into some of the other topics surrounding the club, including long-term strategy, ticket prices (#StopTheGreed), and a Southampton preview - before answering an absolute stack full of your questions.

 

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