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Fulham’s unbeaten run came crashing down against Birmingham City at St. Andrew’s as the Whites failed to get the win that might well have seen them promoted.

It’s not that, though, that has the boys in the studio riled as Dom unleashed on a spineless performance which disappointed far more than the result itself, for which a resolute Blues side were more than value for.

We pick apart the bones of the defeat and how it came about, before turning the positivity dial back up and looking forward to a post-season campaign which could yet end in glory.

Jack’s impassioned plea to back the boys over the next couple of weeks hits a spot in the studio, before we deal with the best of the post bag - and there’s a lot of big questions to answer!

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Host: Sammy James

Guests: Jack Collins, Dom Betts

 

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The Whites potentially stand 90 minutes from a return to the Premier League on Sunday, but fate is not in our hands. In this podcast we preview not only our visit to Birmingham City but also Cardiff's game with Reading.

To get an opposition view on affairs we spoke to Blues fan and Bluescast podcaster Tim Arstall about how things shape up for Garry Monk's side. We also caught up with Love Sport host Aaron Paul for a wider perspective on affairs. Catch Aaron hosting the Fulham Fan Show on Love Sport Radio every Wednesday night, with members of the Fulhamish clan, from 9-10pm UK time.

Can Fulham do it? Only time will tell. We'll see you at St Andrews.

Hosted by:ack J Collins

Podcast Guests: Farrell Monk, Ben JarmanJ

 

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It's more winning ways for Fulham this week and although other results didn't quite fall the way of the Whites, there's a quiet feeling of pleased reflection among the boys in the studio as we look back on an incredible second half of the season, and a full century of podcasts.

We open with a full discussion of the Sunderland game and all of the caveats it possessed, including a complete round of praise for the much-maligned Aboubakar Kamara, who had a fantastic game off the bench in an unfamiliar right-wing position.

There's time to discuss Matt Targett's injury, Cardiff's result at Hull, the Birmingham game and whether any old friends (and foes) might be in the position to do us just a tiny favour over in Wales next weekend.

As ever, we take a host of Fulham questions from across the board, talking about everything from squad rotation to who we'd love to score the winner at the weekend, and there's plenty of laughs as well.

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Hosted by: Jack J Collins

Podcast Guests: Farrell Monk, Ben Jarman

 

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There was a buoyant mood in the studio for Fulhamish Xtra this evening as Cardiff’s loss to Derby last night leaves the Whites just a point off the Bluebirds with two games to play.

Whilst automatic promotion is still very much in the hands of Neil Warnock and his motley crew, the heat of Fulham breathing down their necks has surely never been felt more, and with Fulham to play first this weekend, the pressure will be on should the Whites get a result against Sunderland.

That’s a job in itself, however, as we’ve seen time and time again that sides already relegated can be freed from the constraints of pressure and form formidable opposition. The Whites will need to be professional and calm enough to get the job done against the Black Cats.

In that vein, we talk to Tom from Roker Report, who gives us the view from Wearside, where things do admittedly look bleak; and his thoughts on Friday’s fixture.

There’s also a chat with Chris Parsons from Steve Bloomer’s Washing, who we thanked for their heroics last night, and a host of questions framing everything across the world of black and white.

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Hosted by: Sammy James

Podcast Guests: Jack J Collins, Dom Betts

 

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Fulham ultimately ran out comfortable 3-0 winners at The Den courtesy of a sensational second-half suffocation of the Lions, but only after a battling first 45 had been endured by the 11 on the pitch and the 2200 in the away end.

Ultimately, it wasn't enough to leave the Whites in the automatic spot they so desperately crave, as Cardiff City got another scrappy three points against a much-improved Nottingham Forest side, but the result proves Fulham's ruthless side this season and shows why no side will fancy their chances against us in the playoffs.

We talk all things regarding the win at The Den, including Millwall's famous atmosphere, the performance of referee Andre Marriner, some brilliant defending, and of course, three fantastic goals which took the game beyond the hosts and the points back to South West London.

There's time to discuss Tim Cahill, our latest pantomime villain; the Cardiff City performance against Forest; the Bluebirds' forthcoming trip to Derby County; and the latest playoff picture—as well as ruminating on Fulhamish's own weekend performance, as we put Fulham Focus to the sword in a game to support the #Fulham2BirminghamWalk.

As ever, there's a host of questions, including the wider state of play for some of the squad, who we really wouldn't fancy in the playoff semi-finals, and how this side might have fared in the Premier League this season.

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Hosted by: Jack J Collins

Podcast Guests: Farrell Monk, Ben Jarman

 

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It's a huge game in store this Friday as Fulham travel to The Den hoping to keep the slim chances of automatic promotion alive. With Millwall fighting for a play-off place it has all the makings of an epic London Derby.

In this podcast we preview Friday's match, and ask the question of whether anything less than a win means our chances of catching Cardiff are gone. We also get an opposition fan's view of affairs from Nick Hart of Achtung Millwall Radio.

Finally, we catch up with Fulham Focus founder Dannyboi as Fulhamish and Fulham Focus are playing a charity 6-a-side game to raise money and awareness for CALM (Campaign Against Living Miserably). Danny and some other Fulham supporters are walking to the Birmingham game to raise money for the charity, and you can donate to them here.

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Hosted by: Sammy James

Podcast Guests: Farrell Monk, Drew Heatley, Dom Betts

 

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There was a late sting in the tail on Saturday as Brentford's Neal Maupay dealt Fulham a late blow in their quest to claim automatic promotion.

In this show we ask whether Fulham were even lucky to claim a point in what was a disjointed display from the lads. We also question some of our game management which lead to us throwing away vital points.

Afterwards we examine the impact Saturday has had on our chances of topping Cardiff, plus we wax lyrical over Ryan Sessegnon's incredible four gongs at the EFL Awards.

As always, we ended on your questions - which included a glowing compliment of Slav's suave dress sense.

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Hosted by: Sammy James

Podcast Guests: Farrell Monk, Drew Heatley, Dom Betts

 

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Fulham ground out a 1-0 win over Reading in a potential banana skin of a fixture last night, in a trickier-than-expected fixture against the Royals of Berkshire, who became somewhat of a nemesis in the season prior to this one.

That's not all though, as the result, combined with a wonderstrike from Jack Grealish which condemned Cardiff to defeat at Villa Park, saw the Whites jump above the Bluebirds into the automatic promotion spots, albeit for the time being, with Cardiff having a game in hand.

The boys convene to discuss the performance against Reading yesterday, whether or not the Fulham team look tired, and whether the Royals appear to have enough to beat the drop.

There's plenty of time to discuss the upcoming derby day with Brentford, who have confirmed this week that they are again sailing by boat to their Cup Final day out (🙄), and how the Bees will look to cause us problems and spoil the party.

To top things off, Jack goes for an interview with Mr. Roland Jacquarello, author of Being Fulham, to catch his views on the book, the season as a whole, and gather his thoughts on how this campaign ranks in the pantheon of Fulham stories he has in his locker.

If you're interested, the book is available on Amazon and Lulu, with a special offer for Fulham fans available until the end of the month.

Questions follow, as per, as we pick the best of the mailbag to put through the mixer of a Fulhamish discussion.

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Hosted by: Sammy James

Podcast Guests: Jack J Collins, Dom Betts, Jack Kelly

 

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Fulham made it 19 unbeaten at Hillsborough on Saturday as they dispatched a limp Owls side 1-0 thanks to another goal from our very own man on fire Aleksandar Mitrovic, with an assist from the boy wonder himself.

Whilst Fulham dominated for large swathes of the game, it looked at times like it might just be one of those days, but it's testament to both Slavisa Jokanovic and the new-look Fulham side he's built in his image that the result was ground out and three points were brought home from a ground where Fulham haven't had much luck over the years.

There's plenty of chat about a sturdy Fulham defence, who restricted the Owls to just four shots all game, of which zero were on target, to make it three clean sheets in a row, something which will certainly please the gaffer.

With Wednesday in the rear-view mirror, our attentions turn to Reading at the Cottage, who would love nothing more than to effectively finish their season with three points that would see them all but safe and also seriously damage our own promotion ambitions.

Sone Aluko, Chris Martin, Neil Warnock and Nuno feature in an extensive question section as we wrap things up for the afternoon, and there's plenty of chat about Premier League potential too.

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Hosted by: Sammy James

Podcast Guests: Jack J Collins, Ben Jarman

 

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Easter weekends don’t come much sweeter than than what Fulham have experienced, as back-to-back 2-0 wins made it a perfect return from the international break for the Whites.

A dominant victory over a Norwich City side who caused Fulham numerous problems both last year and in August was a Good Friday harbinger of what was to come, before Leeds United were put to the sword in similar fashion at the Cottage with the Paschal festivities all but wrapped up.

It was treats for everyone as Stef, TC, KMac and Mitro all grabbed goals, but the Easter Bunny was the one and only Marcus Bettinelli, who produced two excellent performances and two clean sheets to match as the Whites looked to put the pressure on second place Cardiff City.

Whilst that second spot remains elusive for the moment, the podcast gang wrapped up the weekend’s events with two debutants joining Jack and Sammy for a special post-game shutdown - the much coveted nous of Lydia Campbell was coupled with our favourite Tim Ream fanboy Nathan Martin to shake things up a bit.

There was a full breakdown of both games, some fun StefJo craic and a couple of questions to boot as Fulhamish returned for an entree into the final straight of the season.

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Hosted by: Sammy James

Podcast Guests: Jack Collins, Lydia Campbell, Nathan Martin

 

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