Podcast: Blame The Horn (Live at the Half Moon Putney)

11th April 2022

After a brilliant duo of away days at play-off chasing QPR and Middlesbrough, Fulham followed those up with an insipid 3-1 defeat to our new bogey team, Coventry City at Craven Cottage.

In the first part of a special live version of Fulhamish, Sammy, Dan, Drew and Peter dissect the game in front of a sold-out crowd at the Half Moon Putney.

Then in part two, George Cooper hosts a Q&A section with Izzy, Farrell and special guest Charlie Cooper. George gets some insight into Charlie’s favourite FFC memories, before asking a range of questions including transfers, away days and best performances of the season.

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