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Please welcome the team of the Fulamish podcast.

Welcome to Fulamish Extra, your extra dosage of Fulham FC content.

My name is Don Bet, and joining today in the studio is Guy Barlow and Joe Sansom.

On today's podcast, we'll be looking ahead to Saturday's trip to San Andrews with footballing legend Delia Adabola, your listener questions as well as Sammy's Fullum and the First World War Special.

We weren't mentioned that disaster class against Hull on Saturday. had that covered in Monday's podcast, but we'll take on Birmingham City this weekend, and we were lucky to be joined by ex-blue striker and club commentator Delia Adela,

and we started off by asking him what he's made of their start to the season so far.

Birmingham could like have started really well. They adopted a new style of playing.

I thought last season it was highly successful. It was a little bit more direct,

but the new managers come in and wanted to play a more, like, expansive and play it on the ground

type of football. And he stuck to his guns and picked up more points than, I think,

any other blue side in the last sort of five years and they're looking really good at the moment.

Obviously looking at Fulham at home probably about a month or so ago,

six weeks in the last international break, probably looked like a tough fixture.

But in our recent form, do you think the Birmingham City team

will definitely be looking to get the three points on Saturday?

You know, it's going to be a really tough game.

I think Fulham are a good side, having a similar problem to Blues,

as in, like, with so much possession, both sides tried to have a lot of possession,

it means that you don't create as many chances.

And where Blues, I think, have come out the other side

and have become a little bit more,

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