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Hello everyone and welcome back to the Jack and Joe show, where we're delighted with the way the schedule's fallen, Jack, to not be discussing

a horrible defeat to Everton, but to be discussing a wonderful win over Sundland.

How are you doing?

How did you find the match?

Yeah, that was much better from Fulham.

Actually, you know, sometimes when you put in such a poor performance in a game like Everton,

you obviously demand as a fan base and demand as a manager for a response and sometimes you don't get it. We 100% got that

within the first half an hour and then throughout the whole 90 minutes and I thought it was

as strong as a performance as I've seen for Fulham this season. Should have scored more,

but one will do. Clean

sheet, Joe. And I think we both went home on Saturday night fairly, fairly pleased of what we've

seen. 100%. I mean, one tweet that I saw in a few people saying it when it was, you know,

half time and you were doing your live tweets about all the chances that we had and we weren't

taking them,

a story that continued, and especially towards the middle, towards the end of the second half got worse. We had so many chances and a few of them clear cut as well and they were very, very close to

going in. And a lot of people saying it was the same old story. And I've got to admit, maybe from last

season, but for this season, I completely disagree.

I don't think we've played very well very often in terms of creating a lot of chances and spurning

them. I think we've struggled to create at all. And that's been the wider issue. I don't think

we've necessarily been wasteful when we've had clear-cut opportunities. I don't think there's

been many. You know, I think back to Brighton, created nothing. United, probably one of the only ones, actually,

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