Scott Parker's belief that his Fulham side can beat anyone they face is going to make a 'huge difference' in the scrap for survival.
Fulham fans have seen their side's form turnaround in remarkable circumstances since the turn of the year - and the latest win over Liverpool leaves them just a point from safety.
Speaking on The Everything is Black and White Podcast, Fulham writer for Football London - Scott Trotter - spoke about how Parker's approach to games is paying off, as well as the importance of the support from the fans and board.
"Yeah, I think I think it's a really big thing," when asked about the backing from supporters and Fulham's hierarchy.
"I think at times over the last two seasons, despite obviously getting promoted last year, there has been some frustration with Parker and the kind of quality of the play because while there has been some nice football, scoring goals has been an issue for a long time.
"But you listen to the players getting interviewed after the matches, and they talk about Parker's belief and that's all that's drummed into them all the time.
"Slowly, but surely Fulham are becoming a team that's in Parker's mould - they'll put the work in, and they do have some quality as well.
"They've said that they think they can take on anyone, and perhaps they will lose some points at times because of that, but they're never out of the game until the final whistle is blown and they'll commit to winning and I think just having that attitude is going to make a big difference."
This a sharp contrast to Newcastle - where Steve Bruce is under immense pressure from the fan base after just two wins in 18 games across all competitions.
Comments before the 1-1 draw against West Brom about the game not being a 'must-win' also angered fans.
