Radishana Hunter-Rajah

Yeah.

No one really wants the ball, do they?

Which is a problem.

It is a bit of a problem.

The Brighton thing is so fucking weird, by the way.

I remember, I think it was maybe about a month ago, maybe a little bit longer than that, we did a mailbag and one of the questions was, who's been the biggest disappointment of the season?

And I put Brighton in there because I was like, I know they're not like special in terms of like, no one looks out for them at the start of the season thinking, I wonder what they're going to do.

It's only the last couple of years.

But they were having quite a disappointing time.

They weren't really doing anything.

And I think they were in a kind of like, if you don't mind me saying, a bit of a Fulham stasis where it was like, well, we're not going to get relegated.

Who knows what's going to happen here?

They get these results and now they're like, fucking hell, we're going to get in the Champions League.

They've won more games with 10 than they have with 11, haven't they?

The whole financial plan is ultimately built around success.

Success of players that you're able to sell on when you're not necessarily giving them game time and, you know, eating at the top table.

Yeah.

With extra games in the Champions League as well now.

Yeah.

you miss out on that it is huge obviously who knows by the time we step out of the studio he might be gone but in terms of Europe and in terms of saving the season they're playing Leeds in the FA Cup semi-final this weekend yes