Fulhamish Podcast

This is a brief history of Fulham Football Club and the First World War, 100 years since Armistice Day in 1918.

As Monday nights go, this has been one of the bleakest ones for a while, as defeat against Huddersfield Town consigned the Whites to the bottom of the Premier League and five losses on the spin. 

Ultimately, it's hard to be positive about a defeat, but there was cause for optimism after Fulham's 2-0 loss at the Etihad on Thursday. On this podcast we reflect on what we learnt at Man City, and then our attentions turned to Monday' night's huge game at Huddersfield Town.

Fulham were mauled alive by Eddie Howe's Cherries at the Cottage on the weekend, pushing the worry factor up another notch and driving the Fulham Apocalypse rating ever higher. We break down what we can from the defeat, and look forward to visiting City in the cup.

Fulham look to bounce back from three consecutive heavy defeats as they host Bournemouth at the Cottage on Saturday.

Saturday was a difficult day, as Fulham conceded four at the Cardiff City Stadium and entered the Premier League relegation zone. Today's episode is a full and frank analysis of what went wrong in South Wales, including:

With the international break in our rear-view mirror and the small matter of the Premier League back on the horizon, we turned our attentions to all things Black and White again, as Fulham look forward to three games which could very much be considered as season-defining, even at this early stage.

After a very good first-half performance, where the Whites went toe to toe with a talented Arsenal side and came out very much alive, a second-half collapse condemned Fulham to a drubbing at the hands of their North London counterparts; as Alexandre Lacazette and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang put Slavisa's men to the sword with no mercy, after some very strange tactical decisions from Slav.