Fulhamish Podcast

Well, the pain is finally over and a dismal display on a dismal day at the Cottage brought the curtain down on a Premier League campaign that at one point looked genuinely optimistic, but ended in the same old story for Fulham - relegation.

It may have been a futile affair, but it was a positive point on the road for Fulham as Joe Bryan snatched the Whites (or Yellows) a late draw in front of 10,000 fans at Old Trafford.

With just two games left to go this season, Fulham look like a side who are ready for some time away from the pitch to lick their wounds and reassess the situation. It showed on Saturday, as Saints dispatched the boys in yellow with ease.

With the dust starting to settle on Fulham's relegation, we pick apart more key issues that might arise over the next few months between now and the start of the new season.

It's all over. There shall be no great escape for Fulham this season, as our 2-0 defeat to Burnley on Monday night cemented our place back in the Championship next season.

We look at Parker's claims that the relegation fight is not dead, despite a nine point gap and only twelve points still up for grabs. Is it foolish optimism from Scott? Or does he maybe have a point?

In recent months Fulhamish has become part podcast, part group therapy session... Join Coops, Ben, AF and Dom as they mull over Fulham's 2-0 May Day loss at Stamford Bridge

We preview Saturday's SW6 Derby at Stamford Bridge, and ask whether it's a good time to be facing Thomas Tuchel's men

In this, the latest episode in our ‘unforgettable’ series, we look back at the incredible 2000/01 campaign. We hear from some of the heroes who etched their name into Fulham history, and some of the fans who witnessed it.

We discuss the European Super League from a Fulham perspective, and asking the question of whether Shahid Khan would have been tempted to join given the opportunity.

Why oh why must supporting Fulham be like this? Expect howls of pain and agony in this podcast, as we dissect Arsenal's late equaliser that cost Fulham two vital points that could have been a start of an unlikely escape.

The spreadsheets are out, can Fulham stay in the Premier League? It's looking mighty difficult, and that challenge starts in earnest this Sunday at the Emirates as Fulham face an Arsenal side that hopefully have their focus elsewhere.

It's bleak now, and you are officially allowed to panic. In this episode, we reflect on Fulham's late defeat against Wolves, which was compounded by Newcastle's win at Burnley.

We take another look back at Sunday's desperate collapse at Villa, which leaves Scott Parker's side on the canvas so to speak, and needing a positive result against Wolves to put their survival bid back on track.

17 minutes of Heaven were swiftly followed by a trip through purgatory and into the depths below as Fulham threw away a winning position with an Easter Sunday capitulation at Villa Park

We kick-off by rounding-up the FFC players that were on international duty and preview Sunday's game against Villa.

On this international break special, we start by taking a look at Aleksandar Mitrovic returning to scoring ways for Serbia and have a final word on Friday's Leeds defeat.

A discussion on Friday night's defeat to Leeds at the Cottage, a real blow to Fulham's ambitions of staying in the Premier League.