Wise Men Say meets Malcolm Crosby – PART TWO

In the second instalment of our WMS ‘Meet the Managers’ series, Malcolm Crosby speaks to us about the 1992 FA Cup final and the circumstances surrounding the end of his tenure as Sunderland manager…

You can listen to the preview podcast with Andy Dawson here.

You can listen to part one of our interview with Malcolm Crosby here.

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