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Live by the River : the Fulham Fan Podcast
Live by the River : the Fulham Fan Podcast
Author: Sea Green Rebel
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Collectively our family has over 100 years of supporting Fulham Football Club - everything from missing out on trophies to the ecstatic progress of a modest but passionately followed London club. This podcast should contain reporting on the highs and lows of the matches and the jubilation or misery of being a Fulham Fan.
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'Time is King' - so says Kevin's neck tattoo - is this his breakthrough? Here's hoping....
Some more wonder goals but we couldn't hold on - quite difficult to take but considering the amount spent on the Manchester United team I don't think we should be too down hearted. But there are still areas that need to be resolved regarding the balance of our team.
Fulham rely, yet again, on 2 sublime moments to beat Brighton at the Cottage. An amazing (albeit fortunate?) win tempered by the direction our transfer activity seems to be taking...
Our quick response to Fulham's win against Brighton this afternoon. A lot to think about....
Reality Check strikes again! A dismal display at Elland Road. A sobering afternoon for Fulham fans - hopefully the powers that be can see what needs to be done to make progress.
Fulham eventually prevailed against a very good Middlesbrough team who were far the better side in the first half. However, a Wilson inspired 2nd half carved out a win with goals from Wilson, Smith- Rowe and Kevin.
Harry Wilson – still transformed – whatever you do, do noteven up your laces. 2 fine goals from 2on form forwards. Overall improvementwith many of our players. Great to seeSess back! We didn’t lose our nerveagainst 10 men which is often Fulham’s narrative. A great result but still work to do!
What's the difference between the 93rd minute and 52 second and the 96th minute and fifteen second..? Harrison Reed .. obvs.
Well at least we didn't lose... An inspired Cairney goal in the 80th minute ensured a draw at Selhurst Park. But chances were squandered at the end of the match. A frustrating match?
An end of 2025 review Fulham Fans! Who stood out so far this season and how have our new signings fared? We then assesswhat sport our Fulham players would have pursued if football didn’t exist….We’ll review the Palace match later….
An uncharacteristic win away at West Ham United! Such a great feeling having amassed these points when so many of our key players are either injured or at Afcon. So much credit should go to this team who are battling through each game, showing real togetherness and resilience.
Entertaining football? Not this time Fulham fans...but we were fortunate in sneaking a win. A drab game with a few promising features we head off to the London Stadium on Saturday...
Discussing our exit from the Quarter final of the Carabao Cup reminds me of the end credits of the 1980's TV drama 'The Incredible Hulk' - the inevitable melancholy exit.... Anyway, Forest on Monday - can Fulham bounce back listeners...?
Another crazy game - ranging from the shambolic to the sublime! But Fulham really needed that win and thanks to Wilson it was achieved. Also, great support from Smith-Rowe and Leno played a blinder!
Burying our heads in statistics to lessen the pain. But nevertheless a sublime goal from Harry Wilson and another gutsy display by Smith-Rowe. Are Fulham in the 'mild jeopardy' category? Yes. So no pressure at Burnley on Saturday......
After the first 60 minutes of not blinking the last 30 minutes brought back some of the joy. There is a lot to be concerned about as we looked completely out of our depth but conversely some break out performances which are potentially very important.
A delightful and unusual feeling Fulham fans, an away win, with some of the old forward flair that we’ve been crying out for. Yes, there are still some underlying issues that need addressing but what an experience!
We've been completely bamboozled by Fulham after a shock win for us on Saturday! More proactive and some promising performances which have given us a little bit of hope. Sunderland seemed quite passive in this match with just a few flashes of skill. But overall I think we deserved to win this. (BTW, Sunderland have the most lyrical set of names in the Prem - you could read them out like the shipping forecast!!)
At least Beto didn't score against us this time! The blinkers are off! The squad that Silva has worked wonders with historically is now beginning to fragment!? Is this an unnecessary doom ridden assessment of our current form or are we finally witnessing the true nature of our team?
All right .... I still have reservations about this win but it was great to see Sess score and Wilson strike the ball so beautifully into the net. Wolves are at a low ebb and usually we would be the team to kick start their season - but this time we bucked our usual trend.




