Episode 784 – “Bad Wembley, Good Wembley”
Jimmy Reay and Micky Lough the mixed success across our most recent Wembley visits. How To Listen Listen on Acast Listen on Apple Podcasts Listen on Google Podcasts Listen on…
Episode 783 – “Winning at Wembley”
Gareth is joined by his Dad, Stan, to discuss arguably Sunderland’s greatest moment; A win at Wembley over Leeds in 1973. We may have heard it all before, but this…
Episode 782 – “Walruses, Collect to Build Magazines and Humberside Airport”
Matt and Tom return with their very own ‘end of season review’. Brace yourselves. How To Listen Listen on Acast Listen on Apple Podcasts Listen on Google Podcasts Listen on…
Sunderland Opinion: This time, it has to be our time
Matthew Keeling was at Hillsborough on Monday night and sums up the special atmosphere in S6 that night, as Sunderland sealed their passage to Wembley
Sunderland’s Hillsborough heroics sum up Alex Neil’s Black Cats career so far
Micky Lough looks back on a famous night at Sheffield Wednesday where Sunderland did not stop believing
Episode 781 – “Wednesday Joy On a Monday Night”
What an intense couple of games, was it really only Friday night we played that first leg? Stephen and Matt reflect on their night at Hillsborough, and the joys of…
Played For Both Sides – Sunderland vs Sheffield Wednesday Play-off Special, Part 2
Stephen Kennedy takes a look at two more players to have featured for both the Black Cats and the Owls!
Episode 780 – Sunderland 1-0 Sheffield Wednesday REACTION
Gareth and Rick look back at Sunderland’s victory over Sheffield Wednesday in the first leg of the League One play-offs. How To Listen Listen on Acast Listen on Apple Podcasts…
Played For Both Sides – A Sunderland v Sheffield Wednesday play-off special
Stephen Kennedy takes a look at a couple of players to have turned out for both the Black Cats and The Owls in their glittering careers
Resilience – The special ingredient Alex Neil’s Sunderland have in abundance
Graeme Atkinson takes a look at the transformation in Sunderland since Alex Neil took charge