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My name is Sammy James, and tonight we're going to be looking back at Fulham's one all draw at the Den as we missed the opportunity to move into the top two.

Bit disappointing but actually under the circumstances it potentially could have been an awful lot worse.

And down the line, he's just stepped out of the pub for a few minutes to give us

his thoughts. It's Jack Collins. Hello, listeners. How you doing? Yeah, good, mate. How was

your evening? It was a little bit of a disappointing one. Yeah, I mean, I think you look at the

results that the top six have had at the den, only West Brom have won there tonight. And I think

I was talking about people in the pub beforehand. And I said, probably take a point, even in

the situation and even in the circumstances where a three would have taken our second,

it's a tough place to go to the den and win. So if you, if you look at it that way, I think

it's a point gained as opposed to points dropped.

I think obviously when you go ahead after three minutes, things take a slight turn to those.

But on the whole, I think the balance of play, a draw was probably a fair result, if not a little bit of martial milk.

We forgot to do three word reviews. So I'm just going to read out a few now.

Obviously, it is the customary way to begin any Fulamish podcast.

I'm going to start off with Dan McGraw, who said two lions offside.

Good to hear from you, Dan.

Matt Wall, like this one.

Top two, Den-Eyed, with the hyphen between the Den and the Ide. Very, very nice, Matt.

Clever, yeah.

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