
The longest-running Sunderland AFC podcast, established in 2013. Up to three shows a week including previews, reaction shows, live shows and feature-length episodes with quality articles live on wisemensay.co.uk
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| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 1098 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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Stephen, Richard and Eleanor are back to talk over some more thoughts from over the last season, including some listener observations.
That's all from us for the 2025/26 season, we'll be back at some point over the summer. Keep checking out our Patre... more
Stephen, Rick and Eleanor have a nice chat about some of the things they've reflected on throughout the course of the season. There'll be another part next week.
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Stephen and Gareth are back (we'd say for the last time this season but who knows while we're still in this bubble) and they round off that weekend. How has it got this and how nice it that to be framed in a positive way? Phil Smith from the Sunderla... more
Eleanor McCabe is joined by Jimmy Reay, Rory Fallow and Michael Hamflett as we celebrate Sunderland finishing seventh in the Premier League to secure Europa League qualification!
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I was a regular listener to your podcast but Gareth Barkers dismissal of Speakman left a really sour taste in my mouth. I understand some people might not like his Management speak, however the fella has helped take us from the doldrums of League 1 to Premier League. This was fobbed off as lucky and the work of the collective and that someone else might’ve done it quicker. Massive sour grapes because he doesn’t like Speakman’s LinkedIn persona.
In my opinion, Barker detracts from the Podcast an... more
Found their groove again keep up the good work.
Still the best of the SAFC pods. They always get balance right when things are high and things are low
Cheer up lads, it’s not that bad
Not listened for a while but what a shock I got. This used to be a decent podcast, professionally recorded with some excellent insight. Now it isn't. Such a shame but it seems to have been taken over by a gaggle of morons who record it in pub toilets. Get back to what you were good at.
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The show centers on Sunderland AFC with a mix of previews, live reactions, and banter-driven analysis. Episodes frequently dissect match tactics, player performances, and European qualification hopes, while weaving in fan sentiment and club narratives. A notable strength is long-running consistency and a willingness to mix sharp football insight with humorous, offbeat moments, making it a trusted space for dedicated SAFC supporters and football aficionados who enjoy candid, opinionated panel discussions. The format often features multiple hosts and rotating guests, creating a lively, club-focused conversation that appeals to listeners who want both depth and personality in football coverage.
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