BoroVet

We now need to accept that we have another Champo season ahead and I for one am looking forward to it. This current team is not quite good enough to make the play offs but with some decent additions next season could be exciting. Onwards and upwards UTB

I think we need a new member of staff at the Boro, someone to check that the right Boro get on the bus , good save from Betsy.

Can someone please tell me why Spence gets a game, he really is very poor and has been for a while.

Away against the league leaders, didn’t give them a sniff, started with 2 debutants and were the better team on the day. Struggling to understand the negativity.

May I just ask who if anyone has access to any of the bank accounts belonging to either MFC, the Gibson O'Neill Company or Mr Gibson's personal accounts. If not then I would venture to suggest that none of us know what the club has to spend, nor unless we have complete access to Mr Warnock's head do we know exactly what his plans are. This forum was put together to gender some excitement during the transfer window speculating who we would like and ocassionally getting some tantalising tit bits from those who are ITK. I agree that some of our dealings over the years have been poor but Mr Warnoc

I think Neil Warnock has a clear answer as to whether the youngsters can hack it or not and it’s not the answer he wanted.

I’ve copied this over from another thread because my post is more applicable to this thread. I have always been of the belief that those who pay their money have he right to complain when things are not going so well and i fully respect that right. However, I would like the opportunity to put another side of the argument. The first game that I went to was in 1959 when, aged 5 my Dad took me to watch Boro vs Sunderland in an uninspiring 0-0 draw. From that moment on I was hooked and living literally across the road from Ayresome Park in Warwick Street I never missed a home game starting off in

I have always been of the belief that those who pay their money have he right to complain when things are not going so well and i fully respect that right. However, I would like the opportunity to put another side of the argument. The first game that I went to was in 1959 when, aged 5 my Dad took me to watch Boro vs Sunderland in an uninspiring 0-0 draw. From that moment on I was hooked and living literally across the road from Ayresome Park in Warwick Street I never missed a home game starting off in the boy's end and the Bob End I attended every home game until I left to join the army in 197