Fulhamish Podcast

As Fulham's season ground to another staggering halt against a rejuvenated Manchester United on Saturday, the faith in youth and talent that summed up Ole Gunnar Solskjaer in one dugout contrasted starkly with Claudio Ranieri's inability to provide any sort of spark to our own players.

It's looking pretty bleak for Fulham, and the last thing we need right now is a red-hot Manchester United arriving into town. However, that's what we've got, so as always we look ahead to the test that we'll face against Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's rejuvenated side.

From the massive highs of that Brighton game, Fulham hit perhaps another earth-shattering low on Saturday as a complete lack of tactical nous, drive or awareness saw the Whites fall to a lacklustre defeat down in South London.

Two contrasting halves, one massive result. In this podcast we look back at Tuesday's incredible comeback against Brighton, as Fulham breathed a lease of life into their survival prospects.

Was a nice weekend without football wasn't it? Anyway, on Tuesday we are back in action against Brighton at Craven Cottage, as we look to claim crucial points that might spark a Premier League revival.

It doesn't get much more heartbreaking than that. On Sunday, Fulham's horrible season was ramped up a notch when Harry Winks scored a 93rd minute winner to steal all three points for Spurs at the death.

After Saturday's horrible defeat at Burnley, it seems mad that we have any fight left in us to get excited for a difficult home game against Spurs. However, that's just what football fans do. A week passes, and that dreaded hope starts to seep back in.

There's nothing quite as Fulhamish as allowing the opposition side zero shots on target, and still managing to concede two goals and lose the game. The Tragedy of Turf Moor, as we're coining it, took place on a bitter afternoon in Lancashire, where despite Andre Schurrle's early beauty, the Whites lost yet more ground in the relegation scrap. We break it down.