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Another night-time kick-off, another away sell-out.
Bring the noise to Wrexham, Boro fans ✊
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With the atmosphere around the stadium going from strength to strength, we want to continue building on this.
Work is already under way for a 3rd tifo before the end of the year.
Anything that you can give is greatly appreciated.
RF08
gofund.me/edbd3e045
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Good luck to my old teams ..love you both
I'm at the game tonight so if you see me give me a wave or a shout ❤️❤️❤️
Fair play. One of the worst takes ever seen. – at Middlesbrough, England
Quote from Kim Hellberg yesterday.
Middlesbrough top of the league and favourites for the title because they’ve set the highest standard and been the best team in the Championship so far.
But this is an example of why they won’t win the league.
Bad framing from Hellberg. Demon emotions when things don’t go his way. Victimhood.
Freaks out over anything that goes against his best plans and always someone else’s responsibility to fix what’s making him feel bad.
Note: Middlesbrough scored after TWELVE MINUTES yesterday.
If this was Hellberg’s experience on the touchline so early in the game, imagine where his head goes if Charlton keep it up for 75.
Last season, Boro took 31 points from Hellberg’s first 14 matches.
Then the pressure came and they started dropping silly points, failing to win in six straight home games against teams mostly relegation candidates.
They were their own worst enemy and it starts with the accumulation of needless anxiety like this.
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Quality dynamic rotation by Cozier-Duberry and Brittain allows the latter to surge in behind down the channel after Cozier-Duberry dropped deep to create the space. A brilliant through ball from Berhalter finds Brittain before he creates a golden chance. Boro looking good.
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Monday - stitching
Tuesday - drawing
Wednesday - painting
Thursday - painting
Friday - latting the banner
£125 spent, hall hire, paint top up & brushes. Complete in 5 days.
Nothing beats this culture.
























