Fulhamish Podcast

We have the final word on downing the Eagles, examine the season so far and our expectations, answer your emails & there's a return for This'll Catch On!

We are back with a jubilant review of Fulham's second London derby win in a week.

We have the last word on our late sting of the Bees, look ahead to see if we can storm the Palace, and we put some incredible match day memory to the test!

Reaction after a dramatic night as Fulham stung the Bees in the West London derby.

Jack and Joe preview Monday night's clash against our West London rivals.

The last word on a last-minute sickener at Goodison, and we look ahead to Monday's West London Derby against Brentford at the Cottage

We unpack Fulham's 1-1 draw against Everton, as the Whites drop yet more points late in a match.

We give the last word on a disastrous afternoon against Villa, look forward to our last trip to Goodison Park (probably) and share the This'll Catch On from Saturday's live podcast at the Half Moon Putney

We're live from the Half Moon Putney reviewing Fulham's first home defeat of the season.

We look at an interesting international break for Fulham, discuss Saturday's game against Villa & discuss the new Riverside hospitality options

We provide an overview of Fulham's academy in the 24/25 season.

Jack and Joe are back to review Fulham's excellent season so far.

We review an excellent team performance at the Etihad, even though Fulham ultimately came away with nothing.

We take a last look back at the win at Forest, discuss whether Fulham are in full flow yet, and look forward (sort of) to a trip to the Etihad to face the Champions!

We look back on our first away win of the season at Nottingham Forest.

We use the big win at Newcastle to launch into a discussion of Fulham's start to the season, before looking ahead to Forest

We look back at a glorious 3-1 win against Newcastle at Craven Cottage and answer a ton of your questions.

We look back at the maddest penalty shootout at Deepdale, process exiting the Carabao, and turn our attentions to Newcastle on Saturday