This Saturday sees Fulham travel to North London to face an Arsenal side who are chasing their first Premier League title in 22 years and that will be the focus for most neutrals, a win at the Emirates could help Fulham qualify for Europe for the first time in 15 years.

In this episode, Sammy and Jack give a final word on the Villa win before diving into the storylines around this Saturday’s match. Will Marco stick with the same line-up? How will Arsenal darling Emile Smith-Rowe feel about potentially scuppering his former club’s ultimate dream?

Finally, we dare to contemplate the Marco Silva to Chelsea rumours before answering your emails on a range of topics from potential signings to being ‘vibes FC’.

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Guests: Sammy James and Jack Collins

Producer: Sammy James

It was a much needed three points on Saturday for Fulham, as Ryan Sessegnon’s goal was the difference against Aston Villa. In today’s podcast we look back at the match, the impact of both full-backs, discuss whether the Berge/Lukic partnership is our most effective midfield pairing and dive into what’s happened to Rodrigo Muniz’s form.

Guests: George Cooper, Sammy James, Jack Kelly, Jon Harland

Producer: Sammy James

Sammy and Jack review the latest stories in the Fulham world including the speculation that Thomas Frank is is being lined up for the FFC job if Marco Silva departs. Also we discuss the fact that Harry Wilson looks likely to leave for Aston Villa and Ryan Sessegnon’s contract extension.

And as ever, we look ahead to Saturday’s lunchtime game against Aston Villa at Craven Cottage in the Saturday lunchtime kick-off. Can Marco Silva finally get one over Unai Emery? Finally, we finish on the initiative by some Fulham fans to create a ‘singing section’ in the Putney End.

Saturday’s 0-0 draw away at Brentford was short on drama, but we still had more than enough to discuss after that limp performance down at our rivals.

We analyse Joachim Andersen’s mixed game, Bernd Leno’s sensational save and why this Fulham team have failed to score in five of their last six games.

Also, we ponder why we fail to score so often in the first half and why we insist on having two men taking corners.

Guests: Sammy James, Elizabeth Barnard, Avais Malik, Piers Cottee-Jones

Sammy and Jack look ahead to Fulham’s trip to Brentford. Can Marco and the boys put our season back on track by completing the double over the bees?

Also, we have a final word on Saturday’s defeat at Liverpool, discuss Bernd Leno’s worrying stats and unsuccessfully work out what Fulham’s signature beer is.

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Sammy, Dan, Dom and Owen discuss Fulham’s 2-0 defeat at Anfield, as two first half goals dented any hope of a win against the struggling champions.

We discuss why Fulham were so passive, the dreadful performance from both our full backs and ask if Marco is still “that guy”.

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Guests:

• Sammy James

• Dan Cooke

• Owen Macdonald

• Dom Betts

Sammy and Jack are back after a three week break to discuss Marco’s contract situation and when and how it will be resolved. They also touch on Fulham Women’s brilliant achievement in being crowned champions of the Division One South East league, and look ahead to the trip to Merseyside, asking whether Fulham can capitalise on a demoralised Liverpool side.

While on a three-week break from Fulham, we look back at the incredible 2000/01 campaign. We hear from some of the heroes who etched their name into Fulham history, and some of the fans who witnessed it.

The 2000/01 season was, simply put, one of the greatest in Fulham’s
history. Under the tutelage of French maestro Jean Tigana, the Whites
swept everyone in Division One aside en route to the title, to 101
points, and most importantly, to the Premier League.

In this, the latest episode in our ‘unforgettable’ series, we look back on this
incredible campaign, from our opening 11-game winning run to that iconic
night – and goal celebration – at Ewood Park. We hear from some of the
heroes who etched their name into Fulham history, and some of the fans
who witnessed it.

Narration

• Sammy James

Featuring:

• Kit Symons

• Lee Clark

• Barry Hayles

• Sean Davis

• John Collins

• Drew Heatley

• Hayley Davinson

• Tom Greatrex

Production Credits:

• George Cooper

• Peter Rutzler

• Chris Waugh

Sammy, George, Jack, and Elizabeth are back behind the mics, ready to rate and slate the latest batch of musical submissions from Fulham fans across the globe. Supporters have sent in their chant ideas with one dream in mind: to hear them echo around the Hammersmith End on match days.

This year, there’s even more to play for. Thanks to My Kind of Cruise, the best chant of the season will win a cruise holiday!

Got an idea? Send your submissions to hello@fulhamish.co.uk.

Guests:

Sammy James

George Cooper

Elizabeth Barnard

Jack Collins

Producer:

Freddie Cooper

Jack and Joe are back to break down another big result, diving into Fulham’s win over Burnley and what it means for the run in. The lads also react to the latest Ricardo Pepi news. With seven games left, they take a close look at Fulham’s remaining fixtures and whether Marco Silva can finally lead the club into Europe.

Guests:
Jack Kelly
Joe Sansom

Producer:
Freddie Cooper

Sammy is joined by AF and Drew to look back on Fulham’s 3-1 victory over Burnley on a sunny Saturday down by the river. The boys reflect on Fulham’s sleepy defending for Flemming’s goal which handed the Clarets the lead in the second half but also discuss the positive response from the Whites after going behind, including a standout moment as Josh King scored his first Premier League goal. The team round off the episode by answering questions from the Fulhamish Telegram community.

Guests:
Sammy James
Adam Farquharson
Drew Heatley

Producer:
Freddie Cooper

Jack and Sammy are back on the Thursday Club to react to the news that Fulham have reached a verbal agreement to sign Ricardo Pepi. The pair also give their final thoughts on Forest before turning their attention to Saturday at Craven Cottage, where a familiar face is set to return to the dugout. To celebrate the 16 year anniversary of Fulham’s 4-1 win against Juventus, they also play a game selecting a combined 11 from the current squad and the side that played on that famous night against Juve.

Link to Unforgettable: Fulham 4-1 Juventus

Guests:

Sammy James

Jack Collins

Producer:

Freddie Cooper

Sammy is joined by Elizabeth, Piers and Freddie to reflect on Fulham’s drab 0-0 draw away at struggling Nottingham Forest and debate whether Fulham were perhaps fortunate to leave the City Ground with a point. The team take a closer look at the VAR decisions that shaped the game before finishing the episode by answering your questions.

Guests:
Sammy James
Elizabeth Barnard
Piers Cottee-jones
Freddie Cooper

Producer:
Freddie Cooper

Jack and Sammy have the final say on Fulham’s disappointing defeat to Southampton, dive into the debate surrounding Marco Silva’s future at the club this summer, and preview our upcoming trip to the City Ground.

Guests:
Sammy James
Jack Collins

Producer:
Freddie Cooper

Sammy is joined by Avais, Joe and James to review what was quite simply a miserable week for Fulham as the Whites crash out of the FA Cup in frustrating fashion against Southampton. The boys discuss why Marco Silva decided to field a second string side in a match of such magnitude, before reflecting on the performance and what could be next for Fulham and for Marco Silva. They also finish by answering your questions and hearing your thoughts after a frustrating result.

Guests:

Sammy James

Avais Malik

Joe Gunning

James Andrew

Producer:

Freddie Cooper

Jack and Sammy are back to reflect on a bleak and disappointing evening at the Cottage as Fulham meekly lost 1-0 to a struggling West Ham United side. The boys react to Marco Silva’s bizarre line up changes and look at the moment that decided the match as birthday boy Bernd Leno’s clanger gifted the visitors the winner. They also look ahead to Sunday’s huge FA Cup 5th round tie against Southampton and discuss how Fulham can respond after such a frustrating night.

Guests:

Sammy James

Jack Collins

Producer:

Freddie Cooper

It's been over 20 years since Fulham did the double over Tottenham Hotspur - and we completed that feat on Sunday. George is joined by Adam, Luke, and Charlie to look back at Sunday's 2-1 win over Spurs - should it have been more comfortable?

In the second part, we take a bunch of your questions, including about Fulham’s European dreams.

Guests:

George Cooper

Adam Farquharson

Luke Resch

Charlie Kipp

Producer:

George Cooper

Jack and Sammy return for the Thursday Club to give the final word on Fulham’s win over Sunderland. The pair reflect on the performance, air their frustrations over the club’s ticketing decisions this week, and look ahead to Sunday’s clash against a depleted Tottenham Hotspur side.

Guests:

Sammy James

Jack Collins

Producer:

Freddie Cooper

The Jack and Joe Show returns to reflect on Fulham’s impressive away win at Sunderland and to look ahead to a huge run of upcoming fixtures for the Whites. With a series of very winnable games at Craven Cottage on the horizon, starting with a London clash against Spurs, the boys discuss what this period could mean for Fulham’s season and whether Marco Silva’s side can build real momentum before the March international break.

Guests:

Jack Kelly

Joe Sansom

Producer:

Freddie Cooper

Sammy is joined by George, Dan and Dom to reflect on a superb away win at the Stadium of Light, where Fulham took full advantage of a sluggish Sunderland side. The panel look back at each of the goals, discuss the key performances, and debate whether Fulham can genuinely push for a European place this season amid the tightly congested table between 7th and 14th, before rounding off the episode by answering your listener questions.

Guests:

Sammy James

George Cooper

Dan Cooke

Dom Betts

Producer:

Freddie Cooper