Episode 806 – “Keep It Boring”
Stephen and Gareth are joined by WMS regulars Melissa Johnson and Jimmy Reay to discuss our second Championship win of the season. Listen on Acast Listen on Apple Podcasts Listen…
Episode 805 – REACTION Stoke City 0-1 Sunderland
Matt is joined by WMS contributors Micky Lough and Hannah Anderson to react to a fantastic away win at the Stoke Loserdome. Listen on Acast Listen on Apple Podcasts Listen…
Episode 804 – “Jim’s Sunburnt Face”
Matt is joined by WMS regular Jimmy Reay and former SAFC goalkeeper coach David Preece to discuss a defeat with positives at Sheffield United. The lads also review the trip…
Episode 803 – “Gareth Bringing The Mood Down Again”
A packed show as Stephen and Richard are joined by former Sunderland striker Lee Howey to talk about the incredible 2-2 draw with QPR on Saturday, while Jimmy Reay speaks…
Episode 802 – REACTION Sunderland 2-2 QPR
Matt, Richard and Micky Lough react to a bizarre result at The Stadium of Light. How To Listen Listen on Acast Listen on Apple Podcasts Listen on Google Podcasts Listen…
Episode 801 – “Dirty Burger”
Matt and Tom are joined by WMS regular Melissa Johnson to preview the visit of QPR on Saturday. How To Listen Listen on Acast Listen on Apple Podcasts Listen on…
Episode 800 – “Simms City”
Stephen and Gareth are joined by James Hunter from the Evening Chronicle to discuss out first win back in The Championship. How To Listen Listen on Acast Listen on Apple…
Episode 799 – REACTION – Bristol City 2-3 Sunderland
Matt Keeling is joined by WMS debutant Hannah Anderson to react to a fantastic first win back in The Championship. How To Listen Listen on Acast Listen on Apple Podcasts…
Episode 798 – “Any Canny Turns?”
Matt Keeling and Tom Walsh are joined by Jimmy Reay as the lads discuss Sunderland’s trip to Bristol City on Saturday. There’s also views from Bristol City sports writer Richard…
Episode 797 – “Bog Standard Monday”
Stephen Goldsmith and Gareth Barker are back for the first Monday Show of the season, joined by WMS writer Jon Lambert and the Sunderland Echo’s Phil Smith as they look…