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Claudio Ranieri's tenure in charge of the Whites got off to the best possible start on Saturday as the Whites picked up three hugely important points against relegation rivals Southampton at the Cottage. We break down our first win in absolutely ages, and look at the positives and negatives from the performance against a lacklustre Saints side.

Finally a win!

- New era, same sluggish start?

- Fulham's new fighting spirit.

- Weighing up Seri and Schurrle.

- Sergio Rico's masterclass.

- A MOTM debate!

Fulham's Style Under Claudio

- Will it be long ball?

- Are we best with the ball on the deck?

- Whose places are safe and whose are under threat?

- Tom Cairney reborn

As ever, we round it off with the best of your questions from the postbag!

 

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New manager, new start, and none of us know quite what's going to happen on Saturday, but it's Claudio's time to shine as Fulham face off against Southampton in a relegation six-pointer. A very simple way for Claudio to get the fans on side quickly would be, not only to get a much-needed win, but also to put a nail in the coffin of old enemy Mark Hughes. We take a look what might go down at the Cottage against the Saints, and how Fulham might set up.

We then get a view from the opposition camp, as Sammy speaks to Freddie from The Ugly Inside; and to round things off Dom and the boys interviewed Mark Schwarzer on our LoveSport radio show - we brought it across for your listening pleasure.

 

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It's a return to action for the Fulhamish Stats Show, as Ben Jarman, Nik MacNee and George Singer take a stats-based look at the latest FFC matters. The show includes chat about why we're so easy to play through, the change in Fulham's passing style, and who really is our best defender?

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Wow, where to start? In this episode we assembled the troops for an emergency podcast to discuss Slavisa's exit from FFC and Claudio Ranieri's swift appointment.

Of course we give our instant reactions to the news, but we also reflect on the following:

- Our gratitude to Slav

- Why the timing makes sense

- What will Claudio bring?

- Other potential candidates

We also answered some of your burning questions regarding the matter. Make sure you’re following us across our social networks for our complete output on all things black and white –Twitter, Facebook and Instagram – and visit the Fulhamish website for all the best articles related to Fulham FC.

 

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It might not have been the result that Fulham wanted at Anfield, but a vastly improved performance was a welcome relief, and it took a refereeing error to break down Fulham's staunch first half resilience in Liverpool.

We break it down, and extract all of the juiciest talking points from Fulham's visit to Merseyside:

- Calum Chambers: The CDM we never knew we needed

- Sergio Rico's masterclass

- The 13 seconds of madness

- Not a great second half

- Did quality out?

And to finish off, we take a hatful of your questions to mirror what's going on in the Fulham world!

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When you're on a run of five consecutive defeats, the last thing a team really needs is a trip to Anfield to face an unbeaten Liverpool. That however, is the prospect that Fulham face on Sunday. In this podcast Dom, Guy and Cam look ahead to the fiendishly difficult test that awaits Slav and the boys in the North-West.

Then we get an opposition lowdown from John Gibbons of The Anfield Wrap. For those unaware, TAW is one of the most famous club podcasts in the world, producing 10 podcasts a week to its army of loyal listeners. It was great to meet John and get an esteemed Liverpool perspective on the game. As you might imagine, he's confident of a routine victory.

Finally, Dom and the boys speak to former Fulham forward Rob Scott, who gives his perspective on the current crisis facing Slavisa Jokanovic.

 

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This is a brief history of Fulham Football Club and the First World War, 100 years since Armistice Day in 1918.

Sammy James speaks to history expert Morgan Philips and Ian McMullen of 'Football And The First World War' to piece together how Fulham FC changed between the war years of 1914 and 1918, and remember the Fulham footballers who gave their lives during the Great War.

Bob Suart, William Borland, William Maughn, Harry Rowbottom, Pat Flanagan, Fred Wheatcroft, Fred Waterson and Ted Thompson are those former FFC players (that we know of) who lost their lives during the war. We hope that this short episode in some way honours what these men sacrificed a century ago.

We’re indebted to the brilliant help of Morgan and Ian for this project. As a result we’re raising money for Ian's website, footballandthefirstworldwar.org - a valuable resource that’s attempting to plot each link between UK football and the Great War. We’re selling prints from the talented Paine Profitt, in order to raise funds for the website. You can buy your copy now at fulhamish.co.uk/shop

 

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As Monday nights go, this has been one of the bleakest ones for a while, as defeat against Huddersfield Town consigned the Whites to the bottom of the Premier League and five losses on the spin.

Sammy and Jack were at the John Smiths to witness the horrorshow unfold, and took to the mics straight afterwards in order to unleash their frustrations on:

- An insipid Fulham start.

- How tactically naive we were.

- Lack of control and desire in the midfield three.

- Fosu Mensah’s first-half disasterclass.

- Andre Schurrle’s attitude.

- Is Slav close to the door?

- Where do we go from here?

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Ultimately, it's hard to be positive about a defeat, but there was cause for optimism after Fulham's 2-0 loss at the Etihad on Thursday. On this podcast we reflect on what we learnt at Man City, and then our attentions turned to Monday' night's huge game at Huddersfield Town.

We got an opposition viewpoint from Huddersfield fan Lee Pearson, who expectedly confirmed how big this game is for Terriers fans as well as for FFC. Later in the show we replayed Liam Rosenior's chat with Dom, Guy and George on Love Sport Radio where he talks about Fulham's chances this season in the Premier League, and his own personal times at Craven Cottage.

 

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Fulham were mauled alive by Eddie Howe's Cherries at the Cottage on the weekend, pushing the worry factor up another notch and driving the Fulham Apocalypse rating ever higher. We break down what we can from the defeat, and look forward to visiting Man City in the Cup.

On the show we discuss:

The full Bournemouth breakdown.

- Kamara's disasterclass.

- More defensive misery.

- The pivot problem.

- What can we take from it?

Man City

- Do we play the kids?

- The centre-back conundrum

- Sessegnon and O'Riley must start.

Stack full of your questions.

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