Podcast: Tyne and Weary

30th January 2025

Sammy and Jack take one final look back at a rather boring Sunday night fixture against Manchester United that saw Fulham succumb to a deflected Martinez goal. They reflect on how this loss might impact the trajectory of the team’s progress towards the end of the season and how it is another massive opportunity missed. They add to the discourse and discontent surrounding ticket prices and the Alistair Mackintosh administration that has been rising since the Man United result.

Link to Joe Gunnings’ video ➼ https://x.com/JoeGunning03/status/1884291521756967045?t=EqWouRjF0XfgqOTo2p3yGQ&s=08

A tough Newcastle fixture at the weekend can be looked upon with higher levels of anxiety considering Fulham’s recent run of form. Sammy and Jack consider whether the longest away day of the season might be fruitful with Newcastle’s important League Cup semi-final match against Arsenal coming up.

Sammy sits down with David and Gianfranco from the Fulham Fan Advisory Board to find out more about what the 11 members are doing behind the scenes. They address concerns about the FAB’s relationship with the club and where they can add value to its progression.

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