Episode 798 – “Any Canny Turns?”
Matt Keeling and Tom Walsh are joined by Jimmy Reay as the lads discuss Sunderland’s trip to Bristol City on Saturday. There’s also views from Bristol City sports writer Richard…
Played For Both Sides – A member of the Reidy golden era, and one of the current batch to turn out for Sunderland and Bristol City
Stephen Kennedy takes a look at the players to have turned out for Sunderland and Bristol City over the years
Sunderland AFC Match Preview – Cats need to sustain their intensity at Bristol City
Jonny Lambert runs the rule over Bristol City, Sunderland's opponents on Saturday
Cans & Megabus – Your indispensable guide to Bristol City (A)
Our intrepid reporter Tom Walsh is back with some essential information ahead of Sunderland's trip to Ashton Gate!
Episode 797 – “Bog Standard Monday”
Stephen Goldsmith and Gareth Barker are back for the first Monday Show of the season, joined by WMS writer Jon Lambert and the Sunderland Echo’s Phil Smith as they look…
Episode 796 – Sunderland 1-1 Coventry City Reaction
Matt Keeling is joined by Gareth Barker as the lads react to Sunderland’s opening-day draw with Coventry City. How To Listen Listen on Acast Listen on Apple Podcasts Listen on…
SUNDERLAND THROWBACK – WHEN THE BLACK CATS LEFT IT LATE AGAINST COVENTRY CITY
The autumn of 2019 was arguably the most depressing period in the proud history of Sunderland AFC. We were managed by Phil Parkinson, a man who definitely buys a just…
Sunderland AFC Match Preview – It’s good to be back
Jon Lambert takes a look at both sides ahead of the first game of the Championship season
Played For Both Sides – The players who dared cross the Jimmy Hill divide
Stephen Kennedy takes a look at the players to have turned out in red and white and sky blue
Sunderland back in the Championship – what does the data tell us about our chances this year?
Plenty of predictions have been made about Sunderland's first season back in the Championship - but how do newly-promoted teams historically fare in their first seasons back? Richard Easterbrook crunches…