Episode 654 – “The Northern Rail Service To The Championship”
Rory Fallow and Matt Keeling are joined by Wise Men Say contributors Gary Foster and Craig Clark as they look back at Wednesday’s victory at Accrington Stanley and preview Saturday’s…
Cans & Megabus – Your Guide To Accrington (A)
One of the joys of Sunderland’s inevitable promotion to the Championship is that no longer will this devastatingly handsome, outrageously funny and star of the 2021 Wise Men Say (with…
Episode 653 – “Basking in Glory”
Gareth and Stephen are joined by WMS regular Micky Lough and The Sunderland Echo’s Phil Smith to talk about our Wembley win and look ahead to the trip to Accrington.…
Episode 652 – REACTION – Papa John’s Trophy winners!
Rory Fallow and Matthew Keeling are joined by Wise Men Say’s Gareth Barker and Richard Easterbrook to celebrate the first piece of Sunderland silverware in thousands! If you didn’t know…
Wise Men Say Live! Don’t Miss Out
Tickets are still available for tonight’s Wise Men Say Live streaming event on Zoom. Danny Collins joins the lads for a chat about all things cup finals and SAFC, we’ve…
Papa John’s Trophy Final Is The Perfect Opportunity For Sunderland To End Their Wembley Hoodoo
Since 1983, what we now know as the Papa John’s Trophy has been a permanent fixture of the lower league football calendar.
Episode 651 – “Get The F***ing Tunes On”
Rory Fallow and Matthew Keeling are joined by Wise Men Say stalwart Craig Clark to preview Sunderland’s third trip to Wembley inside two years, with only Tranmere Rovers standing in…
Cans & Megabus – Your Guide To Portsmouth (A)
The Good Ship Sunderland sets sail down the North Sea and takes a right down the English Channel on Tuesday night to visit our League One nemeses Portsmouth. Tom Walsh…
Episode 650 – “Portsmouth again”
Gareth and Stephen are joined by WMS regular Chris Weatherspoon to look back on our win over Rochdale and ahead to a Tuesday night trip to Fratton Park. If you…
A Year Without Football
An entire year has passed since the Stadium of Light welcomed fans through its turnstiles. Michael Lough looks back at a year without football.