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Ken Smith
Ken Smith
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RE: Boro V Bristol City

@original-fat-bob Of course the late David Coleman was notable for a few, but I can’t remember any at the moment. Didn’t Hilda Ogden once refer to...

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RE: A history of Boro strikers

@lenmasterman As long as you take an iPad with you I reckon the angels might supply a Wi-Fi connection.

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RE: A history of Boro strikers

MICHAEL FENTON 1932/1950 Fenton, always known as Micky, was born in Stockton in 1913 and played his amateur football with South Bank East End before...

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RE: Boro V Bristol City

@philip-of-huddersfield Given the choice I’d prefer us to beat Cardiff than Bristol.

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RE: Boro V Bristol City

@k-p-in-spain Sorry but I disagree. I can’t stand Maddo, but each to their own. I recently mentioned Ali Brownlee and just my opinion but I thought...

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RE: A history of Boro strikers

GEORGE HENRY CAMSELL 1925/1939 George Camsell was born in Framwellgate Moor, Durham in 1902 and started his career in the Northern League playing f...

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RE: A history of Boro strikers

WILLIAM PEASE 1926/1933 Always known as Billy Pease he was born in Leeds in 1899. He served with the Royal Northumberland Fusiliers during the Fi...

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RE: A history of Boro strikers

JAMES McCLELLAND 1924/28 McClelland known as Jimmy, like the aforementioned Birrell was also a Fifeshire lad born in Dysart in 1902 and also started...

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RE: A history of Boro strikers

Thanks to KP in Spain for transferring my history of Boro strikers onto this new site I am able to continue to write about further goalscorers in chro...

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RE: Did you know?

Did you know that Boro’s record attendance at the Riverside was 34,836 for the clash against Norwich City in 2004? Boro won 2-0 with a brace in two se...

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RE: Did you know?

@jarkko It must be 24 matches in 1926/27 as Boro lost their first home match of the season to Preston then won 18 of the remaining 20 which included...

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RE: Reading vs Boro

Third successive defeat for Brentford today, can Boro make inroads towards the playoffs this afternoon?

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RE: Did you know?

Did you know that the first match to be abandoned but the result allowed to stand involved Boro. It occurred in April 1915 in a First Division match a...

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RE: In2Views David Hodgson

Quite an interview, Bob. Arguably one of your best.

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RE: Reading vs Boro

@k-p-in-spain Thanks very much, quite happy with that. I didn’t realise that you would be able to transfer all that data so quickly. It gives ...

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RE: Reading vs Boro

@k-p-in-spain I’d be very happy for you to do that. It doesn’t bother me who’s name these stories come from, it’s just that I feel they should be ...

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RE: Freeview PL

Here’s another astonishing turnaround involving Leeds United albeit against different clubs. Their biggest ever win and biggest ever defeat occurred i...

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RE: Complete Turnabouts against the same opponents

I always thought that Boro were involved in one of the most astonishing turnabouts in football against the same opponents during the 1930/31 season wh...

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RE: Reading vs Boro

@redcarred I always assumed that a straight red card means a 3 match ban but two yellows are only one match bans, unless the totting up of yellow ca...

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RE: Reading vs Boro

Thanks to all for your support, but I’ve always been a perfectionist and self critical of myself. Sometimes it used to drive my wife up the wall, but ...

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RE: Reading vs Boro

One thing I’ve learned about previewing Boro’s opponents is that it’s not an easy task. Werdermouth, Redcar Red and OFB have been excellent in doing t...

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RE: Reading v Boro

READING BETWEEN THE LINES I know an awful pun about Reading FC, but the Royals founded in 1871 are the 5th oldest English football club that are st...

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RE: Boro v Huddersfield

READING BETWEEN THE LINES I know an awful pun about Reading FC, but the Royals founded in 1871 are the 5th oldest English club that are still in ex...

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RE: Boro v Huddersfield

OFB and Redcar Red I’ll give it a go at writing the preview for the Reading match, so here goes.

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RE: Boro v Huddersfield

@stircrazy I just knew Mbenza would score with that free kick, he’s done it before.

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RE: Boro v Huddersfield

@powmillnaemore That was brilliant. Thank you very much for everyone’s kind thoughts. I went missing on this forum in late January as I was in suc...

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RE: Cricket

There’s been a lot of criticism about the wicket in Chennai for the Second cricket test from English reporters and commentators. I believe a lot of it...

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