ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Bill and Kevin lament how life has gotten in the way of the important stuff and celebrate a comprehensive yet nervy win against Chelsea that vaults Newcastle into sole possession of third place within a sniff of Champions League qualification. How Newcastle has become a mentality monster, but why their emotions lie just below the surface.
Why Newcastle's form seemed to dip after Chelsea dropped to 10 men.
And with our noisy neighbors knocking on the door of a Championship Final: Do we want Sunderland back in the Premier League?
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