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 and welcome to the podcast today.

We're going to be looking back at Wednesday night's nil-0 draw against Brighton at the

cottage and you may have heard it's been a long time since there was a nil-nill-nill draw in the

league at Craven Cottage. And I'm joined today to look back at that and also ahead

to Newcastle on Saturday with Jack Collins.

Hello, Listers. And Peter Rutler, Fullen Right of the Athletic. How are you doing, Peter?

Very well, thanks, Sammy. How are we all doing? Good, thank you. So a bit of a unique situation today.

So myself and Jack are in a very fancy studio in Parsons Green, thanks the guys at Fox Pod who have just opened a studio.

One of the people that works here as a Fulham fan, so invited us down to record an episode here.

Myself and Jack are very far apart in this studio, but it's absolutely lovely.

Peter, you're coming from home, but yeah, Jack, it's a lovely setup isn't it yeah it's really really nice i'm pleased to be back

in the studio and it's uh and what a studio to be back in it's really really cozy i'm having a good

time yeah we're we're having a lovely time geeking out with uh all the tech um peter is is on a

screen to our side it is it's so advanced for phillamish it is actually a little bit um painful

but uh we move we move. Jack,

let's do some three-word reviews from Wednesday night's game against Brighton.

Yeah, Swinsorian with slow, sloppy snoozer was a good one.

I like Lewis's Ruben return policy, which I thought was maybe a tad harsh, but very, very funny.

We have to whisper it quietly around these parts as well. Yeah, exactly. There were some

stranger ones. Craven Cottage Cross Bar from Rick Cardis was a nice one. And I think the one

that the, probably the best, Pure Powers, Seagulls, you're constricted in terms of

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