Episode 751 – REACTION Sunderland 1-2 Doncaster
Matt Keeling and Melissa Johnson react to an absolute shocker of an afternoon. How To Listen Listen on Acast Listen on Apple Podcasts Listen on Google Podcasts Listen on Spotify…
Played For Both – A veritable ‘who’s that’ of Sunderland AFC and Doncaster Rovers
Stephen Kennedy takes a glance at the players to turn out for both Sunderland and Doncaster Rovers in their careers
Sunderland AFC Match Preview – Let’s get back to business as usual on the pitch
After a week of off-the-field excitement, we go back to being a football club on Saturday with the visit of basement boys Doncaster Rovers. Jonny Lambert takes a look at…
One week in the life of Sunderland AFC – just a completely barmy football club
Sunderland AFC were trying to be a more normal, sober football club. But it's never, ever going to happen. Chris Weatherspoon assesses a bonkers few weeks on Wearside
Episode 750 – “Build Your Own Back Five”
Matt and Tom are joined by Melissa Johnson to discuss a quiet week in the life of Sunderland AFC, and to preview Saturday’s visit from Doncaster Rovers. How To Listen…
Episode 749 – “Eclipsing The Purple Dildo”
Stephen Goldsmith and Gareth Barker are joined by The Sunderland Echo’s Phil Smith to discuss transfer deadline day, Jermain Defoe and just where Sunderland go after the sacking of Lee…
Sunderland AFC Opinion – This was one streak too far for Lee Johnson – Sunderland had no other choice
Lee Johnson's tenure at Sunderland came to an end on Sunday evening following a 6-0 drubbing at Bolton Wanderers. Graeme Atkinson looks at the last 20 months of Streaky Lee…
Episode 748 – Lee Johnson SACKED by Sunderland – Reaction
There’s reaction as Lee Johnson has been sacked as Sunderland manager following the Black Cats’ 6-0 defeat at Bolton Wanderers yesterday. Stephen Goldsmith, Richard Easterbrook and Jimmy Reay give their…
Played For Both – Meet the men who love nothing more than a crisis club
Stephen Kennedy takes a look at the professionals that have donned the shirts of Bolton Wanderers and Sunderland in their time