Craven Cottage makes some noise for the team of the Fulhamish podcast.

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

My name's Sammy James.

Welcome to the show on today's episode.

We're going to look back at Saturday's

heartbreaking, heartbreaking, two one defeat to Manchester City at the Etihad. Fulham came

so close. They came seconds away from a famous point. The first team that would have been to do so

at the Etihad this season. Yes, we benefited from a red car, but it was a valiant performance from the lads, but a late

Erling Harlan penalty won in controversial circumstances by Kevin de Broiner means we came away from the Etty had pointless.

But take the positives, at least it wasn't a hammering defeat. The goal difference is

very much still healthy. And there were some positives to take out the match, but it's hard to see

any of the positives when it gets snatched away from you just like that. We've got loads of your

questions at the end. I think today is one of those interesting pods where there's definitely a couple of ways you can look at the

match and some of the decisions as a whole and here to debate all of those with

me is Dan Cook hello hi Sammy Stephen Sheldrake hello hey guys good to be back

and George Rossiter hello hello Sammy Hello, Sammy. How you doing?

Fine, thank you, although I don't know how fine I was at 5pm yesterday.

I actually really don't normally get that animated at football.

I'm normally quite calm, not when we win, but especially when we lose.

I normally kind of take it on the chin,

but I found that particularly gutting yesterday, just the way it all fell apart with seconds to go.

And then when Burn Leno gets that close to saving the penalty, and you think the ultimate dream

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