Episiode 453 – “Pompey Play Off Preview”
The lads are joined by the Sunderland Echo’s Phil Smith to look back at a vital home leg play off victory and look ahead to massive game at Fratton Park…
Episode 452 – REACTION – Sunderland 1-0 Portsmouth
A gaggle of Wise Men Say podcasters met at the Hilton immediately after our 1-0 victory over Portsmouth in the play off semi final, first leg. There’s giddy thoughts on…
Episiode 451 – “The Terror of the Play Offs”
Gareth is joined by the Sunderland Echo’s Phil Smith and former Sunderland striker Lee Howey to look ahead to our biggest game of the season as we face Portsmouth in…
Episode 450 – “The Play Offs”
Craig Clark and Matthew Keeling got together at Fausto Coffee to take a look at our rivals in The Play Offs and how the lads might get on come the…
Episiode 449 – “Fleetwood Fume, Finance Fun and Southend Slurs”
Frankie is in the studio with Micky Lough and Chris Weatherspoon trying to be positive If you didn’t know already, then you can subscribe on iTunes, listen or stream on…
Episode 448 – “The Keeling Madness”
The lads are joined by the Chronicle’s James Hunter to discuss the Portsmouth game and the potential Play-Off nightmare… If you didn’t know already, then you can subscribe on iTunes,…
Episode 447 – REACTION – Sunderland 1-1 Portsmouth
Hear from manager Jack Ross and Wise Men Say’s Rory Fallow, Micky Lough and Matthew Keeling after a 1-1 draw with Portsmouth at the Stadium of Light left Sunderland six…
Episode 446 – “Pre Pompy Patter”
Frankie is joined in the studio tonight by regular contributor and Max Power’s best mate Matthew Keeling and from Red & White Army Andrew Hird If you didn’t know already,…
Episode 445 – “The Run In”
Craig Clark and Matthew Keeling got together at Fausto Coffee to look ahead to our final four games of the season. If you didn’t know already, then you can subscribe…
Short Sleeves: Jack Ross Bounces Back Again!
Wise Men Say contributor and former Sunderland striker Stephen Elliott writes exclusively for wisemensay.co.uk on Sunderland, Jack Ross and a bright future for the Black Cats On my way to…