Episode 490 – Southend United Reaction Show
Rory Fallow is joined by Craig Clark, Matthew Keeling and Micky Lough as they discuss Sunderland’s 1-0 victory over Southend United. Find out what happened to Micky’s coat and what…
Episode 489 – MONEY! Southend United Preview
Gareth Barker is joined by Lewis Newton and Richard Easterbrook as the team discuss the announcement of new substantial investment in Sunderland, talk through the Carabao Cup exit at Oxford…
Episode 488 – “Little margin for error”
¬ Gareth is joined by ALS editor Martyn McFadden and writer of ‘Five go mad in Budapest’, Ray Agar. We talk a little bit about Ray’s book, discuss another away…
WMS500 SOLD OUT – Live at Fausto Coffee w/ Stephen Elliott
Join us at Fausto Coffee on Friday 6th December for a live show to celebrate the 500th episode of the Wise Men Say podcast! WMS favourite Stephen Elliott will be…
Episode 487 – Shrewsbury Town Preview
¬ Frankie is joined in the studio by Craig Clark and Michael Lough for a look back on the 5-0 victory over Tranmere and of course look ahead to the…
Episode 486 – Tranmere (H) Reaction Show
“Can I just shock you? I like Phil Parkinson.” Matthew Keeling is joined by an assortment of Wise Men Say regulars as Sunderland recorded their biggest home league victory in…
Episode 485 – “Things can only get better…”
Former Sunderland defender Danny Collins makes his WMS debut as the lads discuss a first defeat for Phil Parkinson and look ahead to Tuesday’s clash with Tranmere Rovers. If you…
Episode 484 – “Parkinson Pod”
Richard, Craig and Matthew react to the appointment of Phil Parkinson and preview our trip to Wycombe Wanderers on Saturday. If you didn’t know already, then you can subscribe on…
Episode 483 – “It’s…. The RokerCast”
Rory Fallow and Matthew Keeling present this special show from the Roker Riviera to discuss a tumultuous week in the life of Sunderland AFC, the season so far, Jack Ross’s…
Jack Ross: The Right Man At The Wrong Time
With Jack Ross getting the boot from Sunderland AFC this week, Matt Wilson looks back on his tenure – and where it went wrong