Fulhamish

Who would've seen this one coming? We look back at a surprisingly enjoyable weekend trip away to St James' Park that saw Fulham take three points in Newcastle.

We wrap up the reaction to a drab Manchester United fixture and address the growing concerns about the running of Fulham Football Club. Sammy also sits down with a couple of FAB members to find out more about what they are doing behind the scenes.

Maybe this was to be expected but that doesn't make it any less agonising. Fulham succumbed to the annual routine of losing to Manchester United on their home turf. George is joined by Drew, Adam and Charlie as we unpack what was a truly painful night under the lights. In part one, we ask the age-old question of, how did Manchester United get away with it... again? Seemingly a dra

Fulham won on the road, against a bottom half side, whilst keeping a clean sheet. That's as much as any of us could have asked for at the weekend, even if it did come against an awful Leicester City. We take a last look back at that game, digging into some of the individual performances and the balance of the midfield, before throwing forward to our next fixture. And what a fi

Two second-half goals from Emile Smith Rowe and Adama Traore sealed Fulham's three points against Leicester who have had seven losses out of eight, a pretty dismal showing. A toxic atmosphere at the King Power suggested that Van Nistelrooy's lifetime with the Foxes might be short. Leicester's poor performance does not take away from the comfortable, stylish display from Marco Silva

Fulham gave themselves a lesson in self-flagellation against West Ham, handing a depleted Irons side two goals on a plate as the Whites fell to a first defeat in 10 games in slightly ridiculous fashion. We take a look back at the events in Stratford, examining just where things went so badly wrong for Fulham - including thoughts on individual mistakes, collective headlosses, a

Claire, Jack and Yasmin join Sammy on today's pod to react to the Fulham Womens team's heavy but honourable defeat to the London City Lionesses in the FA Cup. Fulham Women were the lowest ranked side still left in the competition and coming up against a team flying in the Women's Championship was always going to be a tough ask. After a valiant first 25 minutes of soaking up pr

Well, it's nice to be comfortable - and Fulham were for the vast majority of Thursday night, where Watford were brushed aside in the FA Cup with relative ease, even with a much changed squad from Marco Silva. We examine the performance, as well as the weirdly subdued atmosphere at the Cottage during this game; and revel in our Magic Mexican's comfort from the spot and a some homegr

Another draw against a team in the relegation zone... but thankfully, this one's not short of talking points. George is joined by Yasmin, Fred, and Elizabeth to look back at a game full of big moments and controversy. We start by discussing Silva's team selection, as he stuck with the five-at-the-back formation that saw us beat Chelsea at the Bridge less than a fortnight ago, a

Sammy and Jack reconvene for the first time in 2025 as Fulham look forward to another year of thrills, spills and everything in between. We start with a final word on the two games over the festive period - the win over Chelsea and the 2-2 draw with Bournemouth, analysing some of the key decisions that went for and against the Whites, before moving things on to our first game of th