Episode 502 – “Tangerines For Christmas”
Frankie hosts with Micky and Craig in the studio as they discuss the latest dramatic day in the history of Sunderland Football Club If you didn’t know already, then you…
Episode 501 – “Just Sack Phil”
Stephen, Gareth and Richard get together for a massive whinge after our latest embarrassment at Gillingham on Saturday. To say the mood is sombre would be an understatement. If you…
Sorry, But This Just Isn’t Working Out
Three times Sunderland have played Gillingham this season. Three games, no wins, two draws (one followed by an extra-time loss) and one defeat. One goal scored. Season in a microcosm?…
Episode 500 – “Live at Fausto Coffee with Stephen Elliott”
The lads are joined by former Sunderland striker Stephen Elliott for a special live show at Fausto Coffee to celebrate the 500th episode of the WMS podcast. If you didn’t…
The Worst It’s Ever Been
As 2019 nears its conclusion, Michael Lough looks back on a decade of woe supporting Sunderland AFC and how the 2010s end with the Lads in the worst position in…
Episode 499 – “The Team of the Decade”
Stephen and Gareth are joined by former SAFC defender Gary Bennett and The Chronicle’s James Hunter to pick a WMS Sunderland AFC Team of the Decade and look back over…
Episode 498 – “Jesus of Sunderland”
With no game to preview, Rory Fallow and Matthew Keeling get together over a pint of neck oil in Poetic License and talk about Sunderland’s season so far, what has…
Episode 497 – Burton Albion (H) Reaction Show
Defeat to Burton Albion signalled the latest low in a season of new lows for Sunderland, and the lads assembled after the 2-1 reverse to talk about the match and…
Episode 496 – “Good Football Men”
Stephen and Gareth are joined by WMS regular Micky Lough as well as SAFC fanzine stalwart Tom Lynn to discuss a disappointing performance at home to Coventry and look ahead…
Parkinson’s Starter For Ten
Joe Owens takes an in-depth look at Phil Parkinson’s first ten games in charge of Sunderland, as life after Jack Ross goes on Shortly after Michael Appleton and Jack Ross…