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A little bonus pod as Sunderland director Charlie Methven popped into town to show some community spirit after a recent shop fire in the city centre.
He brought along Grant Leadbitter and Jack Baldwin too.
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James Copley hosts as we react to our 2-0 victory over Man City U21s and our progression to the Semi Finals of the Checkatrade Trophy. We hear from:
- WMS host Frankie Francis.
- BBC Radio Newcastle's Nick Barnes.
- Manager Jack Ross.
- Duncan Watmore
- Finally, Wise Men Say podcasters Stephen Goldsmith and Micky Lough.
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Well, YouTube channels were a thing we thought we were interested in a few years ago. We travelled up to snowy Scotland in January 2016, all cautiously content with Big Sam as manager, to chat to former winger Allan Johnston. What a player he was, eh?
The pilot never made it to air, so we've chopped a bonus podcast for you all. It's a bit different to our normal structure in that it's very informal and improvised, but it's certainly worth half an hour of your time, like.
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In this edition of WMS, in association with ALS, the lads are joined by Sunderland Echo writer Phil Smith to discuss our 1-1 draw with Luton Town.
Our own Craig Clark was out and about on Saturday with a special guest too. Bilde journalist Tim Osing headed over to see what Sunderland was all about. They caught up with travelling St Mirren fans making a SoL pilgrimage in honour of Jack Ross, and chatted with Lee Cattermole.
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ITV Tyne Tees' Simon O'Rourke reacts to an entertaining yet frustrating game of football.
- Sunderland legend Gary Bennett analyses referee Lee Probert's questionable decision making.
- BBC Radio Newcastle's Nick Barnes gives his thoughts on Sunderland's striking options.
- Manager Jack Ross answers questions on the game, the referee and Josh Maja.
- Craig Clark speaks to midfielder Max Power fresh from the draw.
- Finally, Wise Men Say podcasters Craig, Chris Weatherspoon, James Copley dissect the match over a pint in The Victory.
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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
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