When Wilson Isidor put Sunderland level at Stamford Bridge back in October to net his fourth goal of the season, many would have thought that the now Haiti international was going to be our talisman for the campaign, with Brian Brobbey yet to really show anything in Red and White at the time (well, until the latter stages of that very game anyway). Fast forward to April and Isidor has scored his first goal since that game against Chelsea, equalising against Villa which in the end meant very...

Yesterday Sunderland threw it right back to 2020, losing to struggling League One opposition on a terrible pitch and playing football that makes you question your love for the sport. In what has been a very positive season, it felt that the Sunderland of old crept into play at Vale Park. With the dream of Wembley now over and safety almost certain, how do we even approach the remaining games without it feeling like the season is fizzling out? The first port of call is of course the derby. In...

Yesterday’s result was a complete disaster. In a game where most of us hoped would see us return to winning ways, we suffered a third league defeat in a row and, in what seems to be a theme when we lose, it was comfortable. With lots of chatter and fallout from the result I wanted to rattle through a couple of things from the game. SET PIECES Yet again Sunderland fell behind through a goal from a corner, Raul Jimenez left unmarked for a free header with Fulham crowding Robin Roefs to make it...