Love Sick Sunderland Must Evolve Or Die
Wise Men Say
October 6, 2015
The departure of Dick Advocaat this week was sad, disappointing and predictable. Hindsight is a wonderful thing, but he probably should have been left alone
The departure of Dick Advocaat this week was sad, disappointing and predictable. Hindsight is a wonderful thing, but he probably should have been left alone
Well, the inevitable has happened. Again. Apparently Dick was back in Holland by 10 o’clock on Saturday night, probably enjoying a space cake
Dick has gone and we still haven’t won a game. As we move on from our 6th manager in four years, we’ll discuss where we
Nihao Lads and Lasses! Since we last spoke I have travelled more than 3000km across China – smashing through the Chinese countryside, stopping at many
Our latest Durham Times column can be found below. This week’s coming from regular writer Craig Clark. This article was first published in the newspaper.
Rory Fallow, with his second piece of the week, reminisces about the not so distant past, when Sunderland were actually half decent in home games. We can only
Michael Proctor and Stephen Goldsmith were joined in the Sun FM studio by WMS regular Gary Foster. Gaz has worked for the Shields Gazzette amongst
The first of two pieces from Rory Fallow this week. Here he addresses just how important it is that Sunderland keep possession and, when they
Another of your posts, this time from Gary Spalding, who asks whether a change in system is needed to get the best out of some
Steven Barker got in touch with his thoughts on Saturday’s defeat at Old Trafford. Any encouragement he took from the early stages of the game
