What’s worse than two consecutive losses? Well, three. Joe Owens does his best not to even think about today’s loss at Blackpool.
Saturday’s win over Bristol Rovers wasn’t one that’ll live long in the memory for what happened on the pitch, but it could turn out to be another crucial weekend for Lee Johnson’s men come the end of the season
It was just one of those days. In hindsight, it’s frustrating we didn’t take advantage of other results going our way; with Portsmouth and Blackpool
Those in the Sunderland boardroom currently face one the most important managerial appointments in the club’s history. Joe Owens describes the importance of the hierarchy
Bring back football behind closed doors or wait it out until normality resumes? That’s the question Wise Men Say contributors Joe Owens and Jim Reay attempt to tackle.
Joe Owens takes an in-depth look at Phil Parkinson’s first ten games in charge of Sunderland, as life after Jack Ross goes on Shortly after
Seven days ago, things looked bleak. The bitter taste of last season lingered on the pallet. It was a new term, but there was a
