Voting is now open for readers and listeners in Roker Report’s end of season awards - have your say on Sunderland’s Player of the Year, Young Player of the Year, Most Improved Player, Best Goal, and Best & Worst Moments!
A view on Ross Stewart’s contract negotiations, positions we need to strengthen and not opting to sign Édouard Michut - all in the latest RR mailbag! Got something to say? Email us: RokerReport@yahoo.co.uk
"Eventually we will have to join the monster, a club of ours has to if it is to survive in this current footballing financing structure. But that can wait, that’s for the future", writes David Holloway.
The next phase in our journey will be replacing key players if and when they’re sold, and there’s no reason why we can’t continue to progress in such a scenario.
With the Scot’s contractual situation still unresolved and a big summer ahead, we asked our writers for their thoughts on how things might pan out and how they’d like the club to deal with it…
It was an up and down kind of season, but Sunderland comfortably claimed maximum points at West Ham on the final day of the season to confirm a top-half finish.
In the second of our series of post-season reviews, we asked our writers to choose their Sunderland game of the season, as well as our most improved player
There was no playoff joy for the Lads this season, but one year ago at Wembley, the story had an altogether happier ending as we faced Wycombe Wanderers at the national stadium
Sunderland reportedly had scouts in the stadium as a Chile international scores a great goal, while the club should benefit from a clause in Jobe Bellingham’s contract.
The dust has settled and now that it has, it’s pretty nice to reflect on one hell of a season for Sunderland on our return to the Championship, writes Paddy Hollis
More thoughts on our achievements this season and responding to poor officiating are in the RR mailbox today! Got something to say? Email us: RokerReport@yahoo.co.uk
In the first of our series of post-season reviews, we asked our writers to choose their Sunderland player of the season, as well as their favourite goal from 2022/2023!
As Sunderland failed to book a return to Wembley after a truly amazing season, the future of our coach was quickly and unfairly thrown into doubt by the media, writes Jon Guy