Episode 724 – “They Called Me Joe Pigott”
Matt and Tom are joined by Jimmy Reay to preview this weekend’s fixture as Sunderland make a return to League One football after a 20-day absence. How To Listen Listen…
Charlie Methven rides again as the ghosts of the Madrox years continue to haunt Sunderland
Does the emergence of a photograph with Charlie Methven and Juan Sartori at the weekend mean that Madrox have a bigger day to day involvement with Sunderland than fans are…
Sunderwhelmed – That feeling of things just being a bit flat
Things feel a little flat at Sunderland right now, so let's revel in some of the most anticlimactic, if not disastrous moments in recent history
Up for the cup? Why the Bradford City game did nothing to get Sunderland’s season back on track
Lee Johnson's decision to play a full-strength team against Bradford City did not pay off - and Sunderland are no nearer to resurrecting their season
A little less conversation, a little more action please – Lee Johnson’s words are doing himself and Sunderland no favours at all
Lee Johnson's post-match comments are once again causing a stir on Wearside
Episode 723 – “Moments of Critical Significance”
Stephen Goldsmith and Gareth Barker are joined by former SAFC forward Kieron Brady to discuss our FA Cup exit and chat about the current state of play at the club.…
What has caused Sunderland’s dramatic loss of form?
Saturday's FA Cup exit at the hands of Mansfield Town was the latest defeat in a worrying collapse for Sunderland. Graeme Atkinson takes a look at the fallout
Sunderland Throwback – When a transitional Black Cats side went on a Stags do in 2003
We go back to 2003 as Mick McCarthy's Sunderland face a potential banana skin at Mansfield Town
Escaping League One Purgatory is Sunderland’s priority – serious questions need to be asked of Lee Johnson
When Paolo Di Canio was sacked in September 2013 the Sunderland Echo declared the situation ‘another fine mess’. More than eight years on, we remain in a ‘fine mess’ and…