Episode 469 – “Who De Bock is dat?”
Gareth is joined by Craig Clark and Chris Weatherspoon to look back at our Peterborough disaster and assess the end to our transfer window dealings. If you didn’t know already,…
The King Is Dead, Long Live The Jester
It’ll be a real shame if Chris Maguire misses the game against Peterborough on Saturday. When he headed home his third goal against Wimbledon on Saturday he became the first…
A Question Of Identity
Tactics and formation are the bedrock of a successful team. Finally, Jack Ross seems to be finding Sunderland’s winning identity. 3-5-2. 4-4-2. 4-3-3. 5-3-2. The WM. The Christmas Tree and…
Episode 468 – “Burnley? Easy, who’s next?… Peterborough”
Frankie, Matt and Craig in the studio look back on a famous win in the cup and ahead to the weekends game at Peterborough If you didn’t know already, then…
Episode 467 – “Return of the King”
Stephen, Gareth and Micky Lough sit down to discuss our comprehensive 3-1 victory over AFC Wimbledon and look ahead to our league cup tie away at Burnley on Wednesday night.…
Episode 466 – AFC Wimbledon (H) Reaction!
Matthew Keeling is joined by a gaggle of WMS contributors to chat in the immediate aftermath of our 3-0 victory over AFC Wimbledon. If you didn’t know already, then you…
Thank God it’s them instead of you
This Friday my hometown faces the very real possibility of losing its only professional football club. Barring a miracle, Bury FC will be expelled from the EFL and 138 years…
Episode 465 – “You’ve Lost That Loovens Feelin”
Frankie and Rory discuss the victory at Rochdale and the visit of AFC Wimbledon at the weekend If you didn’t know already, then you can subscribe on iTunes, listen or…
Episode 464 – “Three Mac”
Stephen and Gareth and joined by The Sunderland Echo’s Phil Smith to look back at an excellent victory over Portsmouth and ahead to Tuesday night’s encounter with Rochdale. If you…
What A Difference A Week Makes
Seven days ago, things looked bleak. The bitter taste of last season lingered on the pallet. It was a new term, but there was a concerning sense of déjà vu.…