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Please welcome the team of the Fulamish podcast.

It's the Fulamish podcast, your independent voice of Fulham FC.

My name is Sammy James.

Welcome to the

podcast today. We're going to be doing the final word on Saturday's defeat at the bridge,

looking at Fulham's women team in focus and also previewing Monday night's game against Burnley.

And we've said it all season that games are must win. Well, I mean, it's probably

too late, but there actually, actually is no substitute for not winning on Monday. There is no way

back with Fulham nine points adrift of safety. But potentially, have Fulham got a route back into it?

Scott Parker certainly thinks so. None of us do,

but we'll discuss that in the podcast, no doubt. It's the regular Thursday club today. So I've got

Jack Collins. Hello, listeners. How are we doing, mate? Yeah, I'm okay. I'm not too bad. You know,

it's just one of those. Like, once you've consigned yourself to it, it just is okay, isn't it? It's the, it's the hope that kills you in the, in the saddest possible way

and to use every cliche going. But, you know, once it's done, it's done. And we look forward now

and hope that things get better. I think that's it, isn't it? You've got to try and try and find the positives. Indeed. And hopefully, an hour's therapeutic chat about it should help. They always say

talk about your problems. So Peter Rutler, hello to you. Hello. Well, we're going to talk about

problems. You know, that's back-to-back relegations for me now on the cards. And, you know,

I'm going to just take the heat for it, I think. I think it's all me. So I just like to formally

apologize to all fallen fans.

Get that out there now before and dress the elephant in the room.

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