Middlesbrough FC Blog - Opinion, discussion, views and news from Boro Blog
The latest from the Boro blog. Opinion, gossip, rumours and debate from MFC...
Back in the Premier League after seven long years in the Championship, few expected Middlesbrough to be preparing for life in the second tier after just a season back in the top flight.
The season was a disaster but there’s no time to dwell and Boro must start to rebuild
Back in the Premier League after seven long years in the Championship, few expected Middlesbrough to be preparing for life in the second tier after just a season back in the top flight.
The View From (Behind) The (Away) Dug-Out v Manchester City
So here is Episode 4 of the blog, this comes after the Manchester City travesty, sorry, game on Sunday.
The View From (Behind) The (Away) Dug-Out v Sunderland
So here is Episode 3 of this new blog, this comes after the Sunderland game on Wednesday night.
2017/18 Dream Team
We've all now become well adjusted to the long marathon that is the Championship, but looking ahead to next year what team would you like to see us go for?
Is your glass half empty or half full?
Football supporters are notoriously difficult to please and there are many who have unrealistic expectations for their team as each season comes around.
Middlesbrough 2016/17 - Post Mortem
Last Saturday's humiliation to Bournemouth signalled all but the end of any lingering hope of Boro's survival.
Boro: The Week Ahead
The coming seven days see Boro travel to Bournemouth on Saturday and host Sunderland. Both are must wins but we have been saying that for a while.
January Failings
Recruitment has been a massive talking point since Aitor left the club. Really since January when the cracks began to accelerate in growth, ignoring price tags and looking at actual value added to the team and what has been contributed.
The View From (Behind) The (Away) Dug-Out v Arsenal
So here is Episode 2 of this new feature, this comes after the Arsenal game on Bank Holiday Monday.
Cannon Fodder
As a Boro fan it was natural to be filled with a sense of foreboding when Crystal Palace appointed Sam Allardyce as manager in December, when only 1 point above the relegation zone.
Boro News 24/7