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Please welcome the team of the Fulamish podcast.

It is the Fulamish podcast for Independent Voice of Fulham FC.

My name is Sammy James.

Welcome to the show.

Today we're looking ahead to the West London Derby against Brentford at the G-Tech.

Can we get our second victory at Lego Land in consecutive years?

It would go a long way to putting aside the source of malaise at Fulham, both on the pitch and also in the stands.

And I'm joined by Jack Collins. Hello. Hello, Sammy. How you doing?

Good thank you. Once again, the Thursday club's not being released on the Thursday.

You're making a habit of this. The standards are slipping.

Yeah, honestly, you can't get the staff these days.

Eddie Cooper goes to Vietnam and the whole thing falls apart. I suggested to Freddy, I was like, look, we're sometimes not recording the Thursday Club on a Thursday. What have we got into Europe? You know, should we change the name of the Thursday club? And Freddie was like, he was horrified by the idea. Yeah, I don't think you can change it. Also, it's quite confusing because, like, obviously we never record on a Thursday. It's just often released on a Thursday. But I also, so I work in London Bridge on a Thursday. And I have a group chat called The Thursday Club, which is Pints after work on a Thursday. Right.

So one of my friends earlier texts me, not a Fulham fan, being like, are you doing, are we doing Thursday club this week? And I was like, what? And then I was like, oh, right, you mean the other Thursday. You've got another Thursday club? Two Thursday clubs, yeah. Oh, my word. One's a drinking society and the other one's a podcast. I didn't realize you were two timing on me.

I thought I was the only Thursday club in your life.

Unfortunately not.

Unfortunately not. Unfortunately not. Maybe we do need to change his name. God, I don't know how to take this. I feel a little bit betrayed. You learn something new every day, right? We'll get into a final word against Liverpool, but yeah, I mean, it's a big one on Saturday.

It's always big, but it just feels make or break, doesn't it?

I think it feels defining, probably for both sides, which we haven't had necessarily in a while.

Obviously, the games early in the season, which tend to be at the cottage.

It tends to go this way around. Yeah, it's weird.

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