Ladies and gentlemen, it is Showtime.

Please welcome the team of the Fulamish podcast.

It's the Fulhamish podcast, your independent voice of Fulham FC.

My name's Sammy James.

Welcome to the show.

Today we're going to be looking ahead

to Luton Town on Saturday. Surely this one has to be three points. It's about as close to a must

win as you can possibly get. We'll also look back at a busy international break for some

of Fulham's players and we'll answer a load of your questions

at the end. I'm joined by Jack Collins. Hello. Hello, Sammy. Hello, listeners. How we doing? Good.

Thank you. Annie's back. Dean Jones. Hello. Hello. Thanks for having me back.

A pleasure. Dean, before we start, we've done the transfer window a little bit to death on the podcast, but you are our transfer guru and we haven't had you on since the transfer window ended. So a couple of minutes to share your thoughts on the way that Fulham are going transfer wise. It was not the transfer deadline day

that any of us wanted. It wasn't the five signings that Marco wanted. And we very nearly lost

Jao Pellina. Yeah. So I don't know if disaster is the right word because it wasn't a disaster,

but it certainly could have been a lot better.

That's it. I mean, it's just disappointing more than anything. I mean, on the, on the deadline

day itself, I was told, I spoke to someone who was like in the building and I was like,

what do you reckon? Like, what can I at least anticipate? It's like four. Like, if you get your

hopes up for four, I don't think you'll be too let down from that. Obviously, I'll still

well let down by the end. I mean, obviously one of those would have been replacing Palina

anyway, so I'd rather keep Palinias. I don't mind that one dropping by, but it's just the striker

situation, isn't it? Like, have we left ourselves too short in that position?

...