Hello and welcome to Fulamish podcast, the weekly show that fires as many shots as your average mid-season football match up in Wolverhampton.

My name is Sammy James. I'm joined this week by Ben Jarman, Don Betts and Jack Collins. How are you doing, gents?

Very well, thanks you. Very good, thank you. Just about recovering for Saturday.

Just about. Later in the show, we'll be discussing crazy draws and Tom Cairney's

delicious goal, but with two goals per person to dissect, we'd better get cracking on

looking at Saturday's game up at Molyneux. Jack, this isn't the first time I've asked you this this season.

Have you ever seen anything like that? No, not quite. One of those games that somehow had me simultaneously trying to throttle someone, you know, delirious with joy and also, you know,

just unbelievably frustrated at the end of it. And it was just one of those games where I sat.

The final whistle came was just like, I'd need a drink.

I need a drink as fast as possible, please.

It's a shame it wasn't at home because you could have gone to the Fulham gin bar.

Indeed, indeed.

I mean, literally where to start.

It was a mental game.

Here's some statistics for you guys. It's the highest scoring

full and draw in the league since a 4-4 match with Northampton in 1995. There was a League Cup

4-4 against Wickham back in 1997. 45 shots in the game. That's one every two minutes

shot either on target or off target. And the highest scoring championship games since January 2015,

which was Watford 7, Blackpool 2.

That sounds like a bit of a scorcher.

Ben, it was just such an open game.

And literally, I mean, it could have been 8-8,

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