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My name is Sammy James, and welcome to the show. Today we'll be discussing Fulhamish podcast, your independent voice of Fulham FC. My name is Sammy James and welcome to the show.

Today we'll be discussing Fulham's one-all draw at Kenilworth Road as ourselves and Bournemouth had decided to let the safety car out by not winning any of our last four and allowing the rest of the chasing pack to catch up.

However, unlike in Abu Dhabi, there's still plenty of time for leads to be restored.

We'll look back at that game and maybe had cast one eye on Sheffield United next week.

And I'm joined by three warriors who braved the trip north to Luton yesterday in the rain.

Dan Cook, hello, Dan.

Hi, Sammy, how you doing?

Fine, thank you. Come on to

that. Lorraine Hughes. How are you? Hi. I'm good. Thank you. Please to be here. And your partner in

crime, Jackie Button. Hello. Hello. All okay? All good. Thank you. Um, the reason that I said I'll come

back to saying, fine. Thank you. Um, this has been something going around in the Fulamish WhatsApp group recently.

And to say it's living in my head rent-free is an understatement.

But apparently, whenever people say, how are you?

Back to me, I always say, fine, thank you.

And now I didn't think this was an unreasonable thing to say,

but apparently a lot of people have noticed it, so much so that people were suggesting putting on

t-shirts. The error of my ways has now been notified to me. I will endeavor to not say,

fine, thank you to the reasonable question of how am I in

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