A Series of Unfortunate Events
The problem with a house of cards is that once one of those cards flutters away the rest are doomed to follow. Construct an outer edifice without the internal structure…
Episode 562 – “The Idiots’ Guide To The Bundesliga”
Rory Fallow and Matthew Keeling are back together (virtually) to preview this weekend’s return to sporting action in the Bundesliga, where the Wise Men Say team have all selected clubs…
Episode 561 – “Exceptional Operating Response”
Gareth Barker and Tom Walsh discuss the latest developments following the Daily Mail and The Times’ investigation into Sunderland’s accounts last week, while Chris Weatherspoon catches up with Price of…
The Truth Will Out
This isn’t going to be a free ride any more. We are going to have to be very hard and very clear to act in the best interests of this…
Episode 560 – “The Wise Men Say AV Club – The Real Football Factories With Danny Dyer”
Tom Walsh is joined by Matthew Keeling and Craig Clark for this fond look back at Bravo’s hit show The Real Football Factories presented by none other than Tommy Johnson…
Episode 559 – “Current Affairs”
Gareth Barker is joined by Tom Walsh and Chris Weatherspoon as the team discusses the current state of play at Sunderland AFC and their views on plans to restart football.…
Episode 558 – “Wise Men Say Film Club – Green Street 2”
“This is the worst film I’ve ever seen.” Tom Walsh is joined by Matthew Keeling and Craig Clark to pick over the hooligan/prison genre-bending straight-to-DVD sequel Green Street 2. If…
Episode 557 – “2013-14 Season Review – Part Two”
Stephen Goldsmith is again joined by Richard Easterbrook, Rory Fallow and Tom Walsh as they conclude their look back at the incredible season of 2013-14 which saw two managers, one…
Wait It Out Or Bring Back Football Behind Closed Doors?
Bring back football behind closed doors or wait it out until normality resumes? That’s the question Wise Men Say contributors Joe Owens and Jim Reay attempt to tackle.
Episode 556 – Part One 2013/14 Season Review
A season that requires two lengthy parts tells you a lot. The season of 2013/14 was packed with incident: Di Canio, Poyet, penalty drama, a cup final, a relegation battle…