Fulhamish

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Fulhamish is a panel-driven Fulham FC show built around the immediate mood after matches and the practical reasons behind it. It moves from defeats at Anfield, dull draws, Burnley nerves, and European daydreams into lineup choices, substitutions, player form, and club culture.

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About Fulhamish

Fulhamish is a Fulham FC show built from the emotional weather of following one club closely. It reacts quickly, but it rarely stops at reaction. A 2-0 defeat at Liverpool becomes a question of preparation, tempo, and why a side with three weeks to work still looked flat. A Burnley win becomes a more hopeful but still nervy debate about passive starts, Josh King's goal, Harry Wilson's week with Wales, Raul Jimenez's penalty, and whether Bert Leno deserves more credit. Even a drab nil-nil at Nottingham Forest has enough material for a post-mortem. The panel talks around the game until the shape of the frustration becomes clear. That is the show's central trick. It can sound annoyed, wry, deflated, or briefly optimistic, but it keeps dragging the feeling back toward evidence on the pitch. Selection decisions matter. Delayed substitutions matter. Defensive positioning, long passing, VAR delays, and the arithmetic of possible European places all matter as much as the final score. The conversation also widens beyond the men's first team without losing its Fulham focus. Fulham Women, international call-ups, off-pitch grumbles, paid-subscriber extras, and supporter culture all appear in the recent run. The recurring chant segment, "This Will Catch On," gives the show a different gear, judging terrace ideas with the same mix of affection and mockery it applies to football decisions. There is also room for history. The 25-year look back at the 2000/01 champions frames Jean Tagana, Mohamed Al-Fayed, Kevin Keegan, Paul Bracewell, and Tom Greatrix inside a wider story of rapid change at the Cottage. That episode has a more produced feel, but it still belongs to a show obsessed with how Fulham became Fulham. Most editions are looser and more immediate. Sammy James welcomes the show, familiar voices rotate in, and the panel argues itself toward something resembling a conclusion. The result is supporter media with club knowledge, sharp edges, and enough dry humour to survive another frustrating afternoon.

Made for: For Fulham FC supporters who want match reaction with tactical detail, squad context, and a bit of gallows humour. It also fits football fans who enjoy club-specific debate rather than detached punditry.

What sets it apart: Fulhamish stands out by turning supporter emotion into specific football reasoning, from VAR irritation to European qualification maths. Its panel format keeps the tone loose while still digging into decisions, form, fixtures, and Fulham history.

In their own words

Fulhamish is the voice of Fulham FC fans; a place for honest and passionate discussion about every Fulham game whether it be home, away or overseas. Our award-winning podcast sees a bunch of Fulham fans take to the microphone to give their match analysis of the latest Fulham game, discuss any other current issues and answer your burning questions.

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Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026

Fulhamish turns Fulham results, selection calls and club ambitions into detailed supporter-led arguments that extend well beyond the final score.

Fulhamish turns each Fulham result into a proper debrief, with Sammy James guiding a rotating group through match analysis, squad questions and the mood around the club.

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Even a dull Forest draw gives you a VAR debate and a cheese-board detour.

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to relive a 3-1 Burnley comeback while still questioning Fulham's passive first half
to weigh Ricardo Pepi against Fulham's striking options

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Fulham match reactionteam selection and substitutionstransfer links and squad depthEuropean qualification hopesVAR and refereeing delaysFulham Women updatessupporter chantsclub history

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Best episodes of Fulhamish

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Berge King DeliversMar 23, 2026

A nervy win, a huge save, and a clear read on Fulham's climb up the table.

Fulhamish frames Fulham's 3-1 win over Burnley as a lively postmatch discussion, opening on Burnley's shock lead and the passive first-half spell that let it happen.

Thursday Club : Welcome Ricardo PepiMar 18, 2026

Pepe talk, Europe math, and Burnley planning, all with the usual Fulhamish edge.

Fulhamish's Thursday Club lands a day early and starts in slightly off-kilter fashion, but that looseness suits the chat. It moves from the St. Patrick's Day greeting to Ricardo Pepe's verbal agreement, then to what that could mean for the striking options.

Dull of KintyreMar 16, 2026

A drab Nottingham draw turns into a useful Fulhamish debate about VAR, patience and the thin rewards of a goalless afternoon.

Fulhamish treats Fulham's 0-0 draw at Nottingham Forest as less a match to relive than a small inquest into what a point is worth when the performance gives so little back.

Thursday Club: Tree Points PleaseMar 12, 2026

A Southampton defeat becomes a pointed Fulham debate on midfield weakness, Marco Silva, and the limits of safety.

Fulhamish's Thursday Club finds Fulham in an uneasy spot, coming off the FA Cup defeat by Southampton and looking toward Sunday's City Ground trip to Nottingham Forest.

Chop Change LoseMar 9, 2026

Fulhamish weighs a messy Cup exit with referee anger, rotation doubts, and a dry Mother's Day wrinkle.

Fulhamish turns a late Cup exit into a measured argument about Fulham's priorities. Sammy James anchors the 1-0 defeat to Southampton in Marco's nine changes, the limits of a second-string side, and the uncomfortable question of whether the tie was treated too lightly, while…

25/26 Season Preview

A Fulham pub panel frames Wembley as the clearest test of the season.

Fulhamish sets its season preview at the renovated Durrell Arms in Fulham, where Sammy James, Jack Collins, Jack Kelly, and Peter Rutzler circle the question that gives the episode its pull: can Fulham turn a settled squad, real ambition, and Marco Silva's stewardship into a day…

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Episodes

This'll Catch On: The Christmas Edition

Meanwhile in Morocco

Fulhamerica: Transfer Rumour Roundup

Thursday Club: Super Eagles vs Seagulls

Stealing From Seagulls

JAJS: Bobb to SW6?

Thursday Club: European Six Pointer

Theatre of Screams

Deadline Day Anticlimax

This'll Catch On: Thank You Saša Lukić & Supermassive Harrison Reed

Sticky Toffee Fumble

Soaked and Sad

Thursday Club: Back on Wearside

Roker 'N Raul

JAJS: All to Play for

Thursday Club: Dare To Outdo

Dare to Double

Hammer & Wrongs

Chop Change Lose

Thursday Club: Tree Points Please

Dull of Kintyre

Thursday Club : Welcome Ricardo Pepi

Berge King Delivers

JAJS: 7 Cup Finals to Go

This'll Catch On: Bobbstorm & Don't Stop The Lukić

25 Years On: Fulham’s 2000/01 Champions

25/26 Season Preview

Thursday Club: Back on the Horse

Thursday Club: Capital Clash Incoming

Reedy when Needy

Red Head Reedemption

Classic Cairney Crystallises

25 Years On: Fulham’s 2000/01 Champions

Thursday Club: Back on the Horse

Now That's What I Call This'll Catch On

Fulhamerica: Silva's Fulham Future

Thursday Club: 24/25 Prediction Results

Thursday Club: 25/26 Fixture Release

JAJS: Tete to Everton?

Thursday Club: Fulhamish Pub Quiz

Little Old Fulham

Future of Fulhamish

JAJS: Calm Before The Storm?

Thursday Club: Fulham Squad Analysis

Fulham Folklore: Ten years of Tom Cairney

Thursday Club: Josh King Signs

JAJS: Is there movement in the market?

Thursday Club: Local Football Podcast

JAJS: Sterling SW6 Switch?

Thursday Club: Behind Closed Doors

JAJS: Quiet at Motspur

Thursday Club: Back In Green

Huge Week Ahead

Pay The Muniz

JAJS: All Hail Josh King

Thursday Club: Back at the Cottage

Hammersmith Rowe Zed

Thursday Club: Cruise Control Carabao

Our King Robbed

The Late Late Deadline Day Show

This'll Catch On: Men At Work & Santa Berge

Fulhamerica: Jiménez fires for Mexico

Thursday Club: International Break Roundup

Feels like Kevin

JAJS: Up and Running

Thursday Club: Buzzing For Saturday

Harry Wilson's Vendetta

Thursday Club: Out Rowe'd Cambridge

Our Own Villains

Fulhamerica: Lessons from across the pond

Thursday Club: Friday Night Pickings