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It's the Fulamish podcast, your independent voice of Fulham FC. My name is George Cooper and welcome to the show.

Despite the grim reality of January sinking in, many of us

had a spring in our step as we trudged through the rain towards Craven Cottage on Sunday.

Ipswich had given us a run for our money at Portman Road, but there was an air of optimism around

South W6. Fulham were unbeaten in seven, but it made a habit of drawing of late, whereas Ipswich

seemed a better side than their position in the table suggests. Well, anybody hoping for a routine three

points was sadly mistaken as we were treated to a rather chaotic afternoon at the hands

of the referee Bond, Darren Bond. The man in black was shaken and absurd, dishing out three penalties and countless

contentious decisions on both sides. Whether Fulham were good enough value for the win, despite

this is up for discussion, we'll be covering all of yesterday's action and what turns about to be

quite a thrilling two-two draw. All factors considered probably a fair reflection of the match.

Joining me to discuss Sunday's game is Yasmin Mills.

How are we today?

Hello, good, feeling better than yesterday.

That was a stunning intro.

Yeah, I had to get Bond in there.

I mean, we're going to be talking about him at length, but that's all to come because

I think sad in a way, isn't it, that the main

talking point really of the match is the referee, but I know a few of us on this panel have

differing opinions as to whether or not he had a big impact on the game, which we will come

on to. It's also a family affair on the pod today. I'm joined by my brother Fred. How you doing, mate?

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