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17 minutes ago, Humpty said:

Are you complaining about the complainers?

If so, let me be the first to complain about the complaining of the complainers.

I take offence to that, or do I agree with it? I'm not sure so, just in case I'll bloody moan about it!

I'm sick of complainers complaining about complainers complaining about me and others complaining about complaining.

UTFB, Keep the faith, MC's Red & White Army, Come on yoooooooo Reds! 

Once more unto the breach! (or should that be beach, bugger, there I go again 🤣)

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1 hour ago, Redcar Rioja said:

I take offence to that, or do I agree with it? I'm not sure so, just in case I'll bloody moan about it!

I'm sick of complainers complaining about complainers complaining about me and others complaining about complaining.

UTFB, Keep the faith, MC's Red & White Army, Come on yoooooooo Reds! 

Once more unto the breach! (or should that be beach, bugger, there I go again 🤣)

It's pointless complaining, nobody other than the complainer really cares.

Carrick will be with us for the start of next season and if we have not got maximum points or something close to it by the International break (1st Sept) he will be out.

Tmr we get beat, and Cov once again celebrate at our expense........Typical Boro!

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we probs hammer fk out of them, show us what we wanted to see all season, only for millwall or blackburn to win and make it mean nothing

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3 minutes ago, Rob said:

we probs hammer fk out of them, show us what we wanted to see all season, only for millwall or blackburn to win and make it mean nothing

At least we'd take them down with us. 👐🏻

Pyrrhic victory.

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I can smell an infuriating win coming tomorrow.

Cov get shaky because of the pressure and our lot bafflingly play up to potential......then Millwall win anyway.

Would be the perfect cherry on this Sh!tcake of a season.  

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1st November 1924  - Coventry 2 Boro 2  - The 1st time we faced Coventry

 

This will be the 28th fixture Boro have played at Coventry with the following record

Won - 6

Drew - 7

Lost - 14 

Goals scored - 27

Goals against -  42

 

C'mon Boro!

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Debuts/last away games v Coventry City

 

1/11/1924 - Donald Ashman debut drew 2-2

15/8/1992 - Chris Morris debut lost 2-1 - 1st ever PL

15/8/1992 - Derek Whyte debut lost 2-1 - 1st ever PL

15/8/1992 - Tommy Wright debut lost 2-1 - 1st ever PL

19/8/2000 - Christian Karembeu debut won 3-1

19/8/2000 - Allen Boxsic debut won 3-1 - Scored 2 on his debut

19/8/2000 - Joseph Desire Job debut won 3-1 - Scored on his debut

19/8/2000 - Noel Whelan debut won 3-1

19/8/2000 - Paul Okan debut won 3-1

11/9/2021 - Onel Hernandez debut lost 2-0 - 101st loaned player - Loaned from Norwich City - 68th at the Riverside

11/9/2021 - Andrea Sporar debut lost 2-0 - 102nd loaned player - Loaned from Sporting CP - 69th at the Riverside

11/9/2021 - James Lea Siliki debut lost 2-0 - 103rd loaned player - Loaned from Remmes - 70th at the Riverside

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 Played for both team

Kenneth McPherson (1953-56) 33 games, 15 goals

Peter Taylor  - Our 27th goalkeeper played 146 games (1955-61)

Ian Gibson - Played for the Boro from 1962-66, signing for Coventry in 66 for a club record fee for Coventry of £57k, he helped the Sky Blues win the Second Division title in his first season, including helping Coventry qualify for Europe after they finished sixth in the top-flight in 1970

John O’Rouke - Boro - 72 games, 42 goals (1966-68) Coventry 54 games, 17 goals (1969-71)

Craig Hignett Boro (1993 - 1998) had an 8 game loan spell there back in 2002

George Boateng - 1998-99 - 46 games, 5 goals for Coventry

Boro - 223 games, 9 goals (2002-2008)

Dean Gordon Boro 71 games, 5 goals (1998-2002)

John Eustace - 32nd loaned player - Loaned from Coventry,  wearing the No27 shirt he came on for the final 2 minutes away to Liverpool & was booked - 10th loanee at the Riverside - (8th Feb 2003)

Noel Whelan - Boro signed Whelan from the Sky Blues for £2.2million going on to make 61 appearances across three seasons with the Boro, scoring 5 goals. (2000-2008) He also scored an own goal against the Sky Blues on his 26th birthday

Alex Nimely - (2011) Shocking for us, 9 games, zero goals, signs on loan for Coventry & on his debut, scores his only 1st team goal in 17 appearance, City won 1-0

Lukas Jutkiewicz - 53rd loaned player - Loaned from Coventry & after one appearance signed permanently - 31st at the Riverside (2012-14)

Dimitrios Konstantopoulos (2014 -19)

 

Managed both teams

Tony Mowbray (2010-14) & Gordon Stracham (2009-2010)

 

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Only the one away hat trick v Coventry City

1st October 1988 - Bernie Slaven became the 44th different Boro player to score a hat trick when he scored his 4th HT in a 1st division fixture (now PL) & our 29th away HT at Highfield road, our 122nd in total & our 1st top flight HT since 29th November 1947 when Cecil McCormack bagged 3 goals

 

15th August 1992 - The 1st ever season of the PL seen the Boro & Coventry go head to head in the opening day of the brand new season, brand new era Boro travelled to Coventry with high hopes after manager Lennie Lawrence had steered the mighty Boro to a great campaign the previous season in the league & cups & an unbelievable last day victory at Wolves seen us finish runners up to Ipswich Town & join 21 other clubs for the inaugural season of the PL

Paul Wilkinson has the honour of scoring our 1st ever PL goal, unfortunately we lost the game 2-1

 

15th April 2000 - Christian Ziege scored Boro’s only penalty success against Coventry when scoring our only goal in a 2-1 away defeat

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37 minutes ago, Smogzilla said:

I can smell an infuriating win coming tomorrow.

Cov get shaky because of the pressure and our lot bafflingly play up to potential......then Millwall win anyway.

Would be the perfect cherry on this Sh!tcake of a season.  

It’s a thing I can see happening, we go 2-0 up after like 15 minutes and look like world beaters.

Regarding the Millwall thing, it would make no difference if Bristol get beat wouldn’t it? If we win and Bristol get beat then Millwall or Blackburn can win (though not both)

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The fact that this poorly coached team of ours in all its ponderous spineless magnificence is still in with a shout of the play offs just confirms what a poor league this has been this season. I have sadly reached the point now of total apathy, I am that disalusioned I can only hope for change for next season so I can regain my mojo. Amongst my crowd of friends and fellow supporters this view is in the majority by about 75%, very worrying!

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6 hours ago, Neverbefore said:

Im excited for the season to finish because the relentless negativity is so boring. I understand why people are disappointed and i am too, but spending every single post digging the boot in is pretty pointless when it's all been said a thousand times. 

I think people repeating themselves are actually, in a funny way, showing just how much they care.

It is pointless to repeat the same crap, I feel like I've been saying the same stuff over and over again when I have the willingness to talk about this club right now.

But it's like after every game, it feels like there's still something there. It's not nothing because this club means so much to us all. But it's the same feeling, the same thoughts, the same disappointment. People feeling the need to express that they're disappointed but saying the same things reminds us that there are plenty of people here hoping for the tide to turn, regardless of how they talk about it. It's like they've in some way got their hopes up again just to feel that same disappointment anew so it feels like a new thing to talk about.

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1 hour ago, Erimus74 said:

 Played for both team

Kenneth McPherson (1953-56) 33 games, 15 goals

Peter Taylor  - Our 27th goalkeeper played 146 games (1955-61)

Ian Gibson - Played for the Boro from 1962-66, signing for Coventry in 66 for a club record fee for Coventry of £57k, he helped the Sky Blues win the Second Division title in his first season, including helping Coventry qualify for Europe after they finished sixth in the top-flight in 1970

John O’Rouke - Boro - 72 games, 42 goals (1966-68) Coventry 54 games, 17 goals (1969-71)

Craig Hignett Boro (1993 - 1998) had an 8 game loan spell there back in 2002

George Boateng - 1998-99 - 46 games, 5 goals for Coventry

Boro - 223 games, 9 goals (2002-2008)

Dean Gordon Boro 71 games, 5 goals (1998-2002)

John Eustace - 32nd loaned player - Loaned from Coventry,  wearing the No27 shirt he came on for the final 2 minutes away to Liverpool & was booked - 10th loanee at the Riverside - (8th Feb 2003)

Noel Whelan - Boro signed Whelan from the Sky Blues for £2.2million going on to make 61 appearances across three seasons with the Boro, scoring 5 goals. (2000-2008) He also scored an own goal against the Sky Blues on his 26th birthday

Alex Nimely - (2011) Shocking for us, 9 games, zero goals, signs on loan for Coventry & on his debut, scores his only 1st team goal in 17 appearance, City won 1-0

Lukas Jutkiewicz - 53rd loaned player - Loaned from Coventry & after one appearance signed permanently - 31st at the Riverside (2012-14)

Dimitrios Konstantopoulos (2014 -19)

 

Managed both teams

Tony Mowbray (2010-14) & Gordon Stracham (2009-2010)

 

Only 12 players played for both sides Erimus... thought it would be more tbh 😲

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2 hours ago, Smogzilla said:

I can smell an infuriating win coming tomorrow.

Cov get shaky because of the pressure and our lot bafflingly play up to potential......then Millwall win anyway.

Would be the perfect cherry on this Sh!tcake of a season.  

Coburn 90+4 min winner

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12 minutes ago, wilsoncgp said:

I think people repeating themselves are actually, in a funny way, showing just how much they care.

It is pointless to repeat the same crap, I feel like I've been saying the same stuff over and over again when I have the willingness to talk about this club right now.

But it's like after every game, it feels like there's still something there. It's not nothing because this club means so much to us all. But it's the same feeling, the same thoughts, the same disappointment. People feeling the need to express that they're disappointed but saying the same things reminds us that there are plenty of people here hoping for the tide to turn, regardless of how they talk about it. It's like they've in some way got their hopes up again just to feel that same disappointment anew so it feels like a new thing to talk about.

It's a bit like that mate who broke up with his girlfriend two years ago and is totally over her but never shuts up talking about her, where she is, what she's done, who she's with. So much over her that the heartbreak and betrayal still cuts deep yet the lingering love shines through by being unable to get them out of their mind. Typical Boro, fall in love then break your heart.

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