It’s often discussed by people at the match, in pubs, houses and on social media: who’s their club’s greatest manager of all ...

Despite real progress on the pitch, key issues are hindering the club in a non-footballing sense. How can they be fixed?

A league and FA Cup winner, Glasgow native Thomson was a red and white mainstay during the 1930s, writes John Wilson.

During the week, an interesting video surfaced online looking into Sunderland’s Black Cats Points system and, quite plainly, ...

Sunderland travelled to St James’ Park in 1944 looking to repeat a home victory over Newcastle - but could anyone stop Cliff ...

The big Austrian defender has slotted in nicely at the Stadium of Light following his summer loan move from Tottenham.

Plenty is happening away from the football at Sunderland — and plenty for supporters to have their say on. Gav and Ian are joined by Dave Rose, vice-chairman of the Red and White Army Supporters Trust ...

Terminology in football always tends to change. Closing-down became pressing, direct play evolved to vertical football, and having to defend is now referred to as suffering. When the elements of the ...

From Portugal to Belgium via Poland and Italy, Sunderland fans are preparing for four unforgettable European adventures - but which trip will be the best of the lot?

I have a feeling that we’ll do very well in the Europa League this season. Whilst we never really know what players and staff are thinking or preparing for, sometimes it’s true that when the fans are ...

On this day in 1998, Peter Reid took a Sunderland side full of confidence to Carrow Road for a midweek game — the tenth of an ...

Matt Donne takes a closer look at UEFA’s regulations regarding replacements for injured players — can we adapt to cope?