A draw against Bournemouth wasn’t want we wanted, let’s be honest. Yet half an hour into the game, even that looked way beyond us.
Michael Proctor and Stephen Goldsmith preview the biggest must-win game since the last biggest must-win game, with Bournemouth making their first ever visit to the
Areet. Goldy, Gaz Foster and Richard Mennear from the Sunderland Echo discuss the loss at Spurs – and an unforgettable debut by a lad
Michael Proctor and Stephen Goldsmith speak about Sunderland’s win at Swansea and the upcoming game at Spurs. You can subscribe on iTunes, to the
I wasnt one of the absolute diehards who attended last nights game. I watched it on a stream via my laptop that i managed to
Well, we said we didn’t know when the next win would come along after Villa – and it, as probably expected, didn’t come away in
Well, because we hardly ever win, it’s natural that Michael Proctor was asked about the Villa game – balls to splitting the WMS and ITL
The idea that Sunderland will field a weakened team at Arsenal this weekend will naturally spark up the old debate about whether you’d “rather go
Areet? In what is a bit of a bonus episode, we discuss the much needed win against Aston Villa. We’ve had many false dawns
This week’s Durham Times column, by Craig Clark, looks at the parts played by Dick Advocaat and Lee Congerton in producing Sunderland’s latest mess of
