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Not all Toon and gloom
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Dan is joined by Nick Bylund and - later - Olav Bekkhus to dissect Fulham's devastating last-minute defeat at Newcastle United in the League Cup - and then discuss the importance of retaining Marco Silva before looking ahead to the rest of the season, with a particular focus on our FA Cup meeting with Middlesbrough in January.
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