Podcast: Tractors on Thames

2nd January 2025

Sammy and Jack reconvene for the first time in 2025 as Fulham look forward to another year of thrills, spills and everything in between. We start with a final word on the two games over the festive period – the win over Chelsea and the 2-2 draw with Bournemouth, analysing some of the key decisions that went for and against the Whites, before moving things on to our first game of the New Year, which comes against Ipswich at the Cottage this weekend.

The Tractor Boys have fought their corner hard in the Premier League, against massive odds, and picked up their first home win of the campaign against Chelsea on Monday, so will be brimming with confidence as they come to the Cottage – especially given they had the better of our draw against them earlier in the season, so there’s plenty to be wary of against Kieran McKenna’s men.

Can Fulham make a winning start to the New Year and give off a statement of intent in the hunt for European football?

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