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Podcast: No Mo Yo-Yo

29th May 2023

Welcome to the final post-game podcast of the 22/23 season! What a season it has been. No club record points in the end, but Fulham have secured a top-half finish, earning 52 points in the process, and finished above Chelsea for the first time in 40 years. Add in most Premier League wins in a season, most Premier League away wins in a season, most goals in top flight since 1967-68, 18 points clear of the drop, and our annoying yo-yo status well and truly binned.

On today’s show we look back over the 2-1 defeat at our bogey ground Old Trafford, answer a few of your questions, look ahead to next season, and just generally bask in the glory of what Fulham have achieved.

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