Episode 667 – “Stay Positive”
Stephen Goldsmith and Gareth Barker are joined by WMS regular Micky Lough to look back at our defeat to Charlton and ahead to our trip to Wigan. If you didn’t…
Cans & Megabus – Your Essential Guide To Wigan Athletic (A)
Tom Walsh is back with another helpful guide to the latest outpost on our meandering journey through League One
Burton Albion, Prayers And Professionalism – Why Sunderland’s Luke O’Nien Can’t Be Taken For Granted
Few players sum up the spirit, professionalism and desire needed to play for Sunderland like Luke O'Nien. Graeme Atkinson pays tribute to the utility player
All Good Things Must Come To An End – Let’s Not Write Sunderland Off Just Yet
Sunderland’s 14-game unbeaten run shuddered to a halt on Saturday. Chris Weatherspoon examines the potential impact
Sunderland Match Analysis: Charlton Apoplectic – A Tough Test Against A Taboo Team
A robust reminder that it isn’t always hunky dory being a Sunderland fan, no matter what the form table says – Melissa Johnson reflects on a game that wasn’t perfect,…
Episode 666 – Sunderland 1-2 Charlton REACTION
Matt and Rory react as Sunderland have a bad day at the office, just when we didn’t need it. If you didn’t know already, then you can subscribe on iTunes,…
Sunderland AFC v Charlton Athletic Match Preview: A Stern Test, But One We Should Pass
Jim Reay looks ahead to this weekend's League One encounter as Sunderland take on Charlton Athletic
All Change – Should Sunderland Change Their Badge To Herald This New Era?
Kyril Louis-Dreyfus' takeover of Sunderland has promised change on and off the pitch. Should a rebrand be part of this? We look at both arguments for and against
Do You Remember The First Time? When Sunderland’s 2003 Charlton Horror Show Was A Baptism Of Fire
Michael Lough recalls his first-ever game at the Stadium of Light, where he witnessed a 3-1 defeat to Charlton featuring three own goals
Sunderland Need To Keep Calm – And Carry On Getting Promoted
With eight games of the season remaining, promotion remains in Sunderland's hands - and while there are plenty of reasons to be positive, keeping a calm head is essential