Boro Mania

Boro are starting to look strong after a September full of defeats, infact since october… we’ve only lost one game, making that one defeat out of seven matches and five games unbeaten in total. Arguably an excellent return, but it’s still leaving Boro fans wondering if we could have had more points on the table.

It’s that time of the year again where the club begins to be linked to every man and his dog, so i’d like to cast my own opinions on some of the more high profile players, players we should definately avoid who we’ve been linked to in the press and players i think would certainly improve Boro as a team.

It’s another Sunday kick off for the Boro, in a difficult game which we’ll be hoping to see atleast a point dropped in the hat to add to this season’s tally.

This isn’t a serious article, but it’s just a couple of observations i’ve made and i’ve decided to show the world what just a couple of our Boro players get upto off the pitch!

Last week i wrote an article detailing Southgate’s naivity over his top player’s contracts, in that his failiure to realise that the longer he delays talks, the riskier it becomes and the less chance we have of keeping the said stars.

This weekend’s fixture brings Boro head to head with the latest up and coming European hopefuls, Aston Villa.

Ross Turnbull has been a revelation in goal this season after taking advantage of Brad Jones’ early season injury to take the number one spot and grasp it firmly in his hands.turnbull

It’s been around three month’s since I last wrote an article covering the North East’s three big dog’s at the same time.

Matthew Bates is a happy camper this week after returning from a horrific set of injuries over the past couple of years.

“We believe that Alfonso will start scoring again and we will keep faith with him.” Is what Malcolm told the Evening Gazette.