Podcast appearances and mentions of anthony vickers

We were delighted to be joined by special guest Anthony Vickers on You Are My Boro. Boro's club author tells us all about his new book, The Games That Shaped The Boro - which is out now. There's a 'battle for the soul of football', the birth of the Ayresome Angels, that day in 1986, the game that never was and Eindhoven - and loads more. Anthony writes with great depth and colour on the fateful fixture list of sliding doors moments that shaped Boro's history. And he gave us an entertaining teaser of what readers of the book can expect. You can follow Anthony on X @UntypicalBoro The Games That Shaped The Boro by Anthony Vickers is on sale at the MFC Retail club shop at the Riverside Stadium, priced at £15, and also available online. FOLLOW: Twitter: @BoroEcho Facebook: www.facebook.com/NorthernEchoMiddlesbroughFC

Do you remember that famous 101 Boro Goals video? Well why not take a look back down memory lane with some Boro fans and the most important goals in their life as a Boro fan. This week, Tom Flight hosts the podcast with former Gazette wordsmith and current club author Anthony Vickers who tells the tales behind five iconic Boro goals. Have a look at the iconic goals below: Goal #1 - Bernie Slaven v Aston Villa - 89/90 Goal #2 - Juninho v Manchester United - 96/97 Goal #3 - Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink v Roma - 05/06 Goal #4 - Patrick Bamford v Millwall - 14/15 Goal #5 - Adam Forshaw v Reading - 15/16 Contributors: ⁠Tom Flight⁠, Anthony Vickers Follow and subscribe: Twitter: ⁠⁠@boro_mag⁠⁠ Instagram: ⁠⁠@boro_mag⁠⁠ Substack: ⁠⁠boromag⁠⁠ Newsletter: ⁠⁠Boro Mag Bulletin⁠

Editor Rob Fletcher talks to club author Anthony Vickers about his new book that tells the history behind the rise of the replica and Boro's shirts. Find us here: Twitter: @boro_mag Instagram: @boro_mag Facebook: The Boro Mag Find the contributors below: Rob Fletcher (Twitter: @rob_fletcher_), Anthony Vickers (Twitter: @untypicalboro)

What happens next?Championship football is suspended until at least April 3 due to the coronavirus crisis.But what happens when the season resume? Will the season resume? Will games be played behind closed doors?Dominic Shaw is joined by Philip Tallentire and Anthony Vickers to discuss the big questions facing league bosses in the coming weeks.Our writers discuss what the delay means for Boro. What will happen to the players out of contract in the summer? And what about loanees? For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

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Christian Ziege has been reminiscing during the international break and Martin Braithwaite has been scoring for Denmark - which prompted us to have a chat about Boro villains on the podcast this week.Gaston Ramirez may well get a mention.....From villains to heroes, Dominic Shaw and Anthony Vickers also discuss George Friend on the back of our sit-down interview with the club captain during the break.Finally, we look ahead to the visit of Hull City this weekend. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Another international break?!Boro break for the third international stoppage of the season on the back of a 2-2 draw at QPR.The performance was better but Boro are now nine games without a win.Plenty has happened since our last podcast so there was lots for the lads to get stuck into on the latest Tripe Supper.Dominic Shaw, Philip Tallentire and Anthony Vickers talk the league position, Woodgate's insistence that the table is lying, the way the manager deals with the press and Boro's challenge to get the best out of Britt Assombalonga. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

What will Steve Gibson be thinking after Middlesbrough's disappointing start to the season?Boro went into the break on the back of a dismal display at Birmingham, which came just a week after a shocker at home to Sheffield Wednesday.But the chairman won't panic, says Anthony Vickers.Vic joins Philip Tallentire and Dominic Shaw in our latest Boro podcast reflecting on the season so far and discussing whether Woodgate's side are facing a relegation battle this season. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

What's gone wrong for Jonathan Woodgate's Boro in the last few weeks?Things were looking up going into the last international break after an impressive display at Bristol City and Boro returned to action with a win over Reading.But one point from a possible 12 in the four games since and three desperately disappointing performances have set alarm bells ringing.Woodgate says Boro need to do the basics right and questioned the confidence of his side after Friday's defeat at Birmingham City.On the way back from the Midlands, Dominic Shaw and Anthony Vickers picked the bones out of the game and the last few weeks, assessed what's going wrong for Boro and looked ahead to how Woodgate puts it right. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Garry Monk returns to the Riverside.The former boss is back in the dugout on Teesside for the second time since leaving Boro in December of 2017.Anthony Vickers and Philip Tallentire reflect on Monk's tenure in this week's Tripe Supper podcast.Phil describes the time as a "strange chapter in the club's history" while Anthony assesses why Monk is set for a frosty reception from the home fans.Was he the best candidate for the job when he was appointed? And was his sacking fair?Monk has made a good start to life as Wednesday boss, with the Owls having avoided defeat in his first two league games in charge. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Almost a week has passed since the win over Reading but replays of Darren Randolph's saves are still doing the rounds.Plenty of praise has followed for the keeper - and a discussion about whether he's the best Boro signing of the last decade.What do you reckon?That's discussed on our latest Tripe Supper podcast, as is Boro's keepers of the past and how Randolph compares.We also look ahead to this weekend's trip to Cardiff City in the Championship.Join Dominic Shaw, Philip Tallentire and Anthony Vickers. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

That's entertainment!Boro and Luton played out a six goal thriller in a quite brilliant opening fixture of the Championship season.Once the dust had settled and heartrates settled, Dominic Shaw and Anthony Vickers sat down to reflect on an enthralling 90 minutes at Kenilworth Road.Our writers talk the positives, the things that 'got lost' on a dramatic night, Woodgate's pride and reaction and also touch on transfers ahead of next week's deadline. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

There's no new Middlesbrough manager in place yet, but when he is appointed what are his priorities at Rockliffe?Dominic Shaw is joined by Anthony Vickers and Philip Tallentire to discuss that very subject in this week's Tripe Supper Boro podcast.We also look at Boro's transfer strategy this summer and what kind of players they'll be targeting.On the subject of transfers, likely departures crop up - with the conversation turning to Martin Braithwaite.What does the future hold for the Danish international? Is it possible that he could end up staying at Boro? For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

What type of manager are Boro looking for? And who fits the bill?In our latest Tripe Supper Boro podcast, Anthony Vickers says Steve Gibson wants a "radical change of mentality" at the club.Gibson continues to assess his options as Boro look for a Tony Pulis replacement.Jonathan Woodgate remains the favourite with the bookies, and he's discussed at length in this week's podcast.Slavisa Jokanovic is also mentioned, as is a left-field name who isn't included in the odds at all.Join Dominic Shaw, Anthony Vickers and Philip Tallentire in our latest podcast. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Tony Pulis has left the building.The Welshman's exit was confirmed on Friday morning, with the club opting against extending his contract at the club.His departure came as no surprise. In fact, it's felt inevitable for a little while.After the dust had settled, Dominic Shaw, Philip Tallentire and Anthony Vickers recorded a Tripe Supper podcast, reflecting on Pulis's time in charge, discussing his exit and turning their attention to what happens next. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

The curtain has come down on a season that ended in disappointment for Middlesbrough.Despite winning at Rotherham, Boro missed out on the top six and the club must now look ahead to a third successive season in the Championship.On the back of the 46th and final fixture, our writers Dominic Shaw, Philip Tallentire and Anthony Vickers looked back on the season and discussed what went wrong.Tony Pulis's tenure and his mitigation is discussed at length. Despite the disappointment, our writers also look at the plus points to come out of the campaign. And attention inevitably turns to what happens next. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

How did we end up here?How did Boro end up in this position in the final week of the season?The battle for sixth place will go down to the final weekend but to stand a realistic chance Boro are relying on Swansea taking points off Derby in midweek.In our latest Tripe Supper podcast, Dominic Shaw is joined by Anthony Vickers and Philip Tallentire.Our writers assess the battle for sixth spot but also look at the bigger picture for the club. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

The Tripe Supper returns!In our first podcast of 2019 - sorry about the wait - we reflect on a disappointing week for Boro and look ahead to the crucial remaining games.Then what? What does the future hold for Boro? And for Tony Pulis?Dominic Shaw is joined by Philip Tallentire and Anthony Vickers, with the trio looking ahead to what Phil describes as an "intriguing couple of months".The Championship play-off picture is discussed as well as some big decisions for Pulis and the mood of the fans. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

We're approaching a crucial period of the season for Boro.Tony Pulis's side are five games without a win with fans increasingly vocal in their frustrations with the approach and the lack of goals.Boro have the chance to get back to winning ways with three successive games against Championship strugglers, but can Pulis get and keep the supporters on side?Dominic Shaw is joined by Philip Tallentire and Anthony Vickers for our latest Tripe Supper podcast, reflecting on the recent struggle, 2018 as a whole and looking ahead to the January window and 2019. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

With a couple of wins on the bounce, Boro head for Preston in fine fettle.So as we approach the midway point of the Championship season, is the play-off picture starting to take shape?That's discussed in our podcast this week.Dominic Shaw, Philip Tallentire and Anthony Vickers also take Martin Braithwaite, Britt Assombalonga and the January loan decisions facing Pulis For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

January will soon be upon us.So how will Boro approach the January window?What type of players will they go for...and what are the chances of landing their targets?And what about departures? Will anyone leave? And will they need replacing?All of the above questions are discussed in our latest Tripe Supper Middlesbrough podcast, as Dominic Shaw is joined by Philip Tallentire and Anthony Vickers. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Boro welcome Crystal Palace to the Riverside looking for a Premier League scalp as they target a spot in the last eight of the Carabao Cup.Tony Pulis has promised to make "lots" of changes for the game.So who comes in? And do any of the fringe figures deserve an opportunity in the league?The names of Marcus Tavernier and Lewis Wing are on the lips of many fans at the minute, so the pair are discussed by Dominic Shaw, Anthony Vickers and Philip Tallentire in our latest podcast.They also discuss the visit of Palace in the fourth round tie and have a glance ahead to the January transfer window. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Is Boro a graveyard for strikers? In recent seasons a string of frontmen have fallen short of the goal standard set by heroes of the past. But why?In this latest episode of the Tripe Supper podcast, Phil Tallentire and Anthony Vickers put the focus on firepower and examine the options Tony Pulis has up front.Jordan Hugill has been taking stick, but is it fair to slate him when he is ploughing a lone furrow without support?What is best way to get the best out of the Hemlington handful? Will it take a tactical switch or personnel changes?And what of Martin Braithwaite? The Danish striker is Boro’s main source of quality and creativity in the final third, but how can Boro most effectively harness his ability? What is the best blend up front for the boss? Can Mark Viduka still ‘do a job’?Find out the answers to these and many more questions as the Gazette Boro writers chew the fat on frontman.   For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Adam Clayton. Grant Leadbitter. Jonny Howson. Paddy McNair. Stewart Downing. Lewis Wing. George Saville. Mo Besic.Boro are extremely strong in the centre of midfield - but how will the battle for spots play out in the coming weeks?Tony Pulis has been using three central midfielders of late but the Boro boss has eight players jostling for those spots.Dominic Shaw is joined by Anthony Vickers and Philip Tallentire to discuss the engine room headache for the manager in this week's Tripe Supper podcast.Our writers also discuss Marcus Tavernier after his experience training with the England senior team. And the Checkatrade Trophy crops up as Phil outlines a Boro bid for glory. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Half a dozen games into the Championship season and Boro are ticking along lovely.Unbeaten and joint top of the league as well as advancing to the third round of the Carabao Cup - it's been a very promising start to the campaign.As the league action halts for a fortnight for the first international break of the season, we get together for our first Tripe Supper podcast of the campaign and reflect on the last month.Dominic Shaw, Anthony Vickers and Chris Garbutt also discuss Boro's summer transfer window and the change of shape to 5-3-2. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Fixtures! And a lot of transfer talk!It's been a busy week for Boro - at least it has by pre-season standards.We can all start to plot the path to promotion after Thursday's fixture release.But what will the Boro squad look like come the start of the season? There's been a lot of transfer talk in the last seven days, including various Paddy McNair developments and both Aden Flint and Ramiro Funes Mori being linked with moves to Teesside.What does the centre-half speculation mean for Ben Gibson? And where does Dael Fry fit in?Join Dominic Shaw, Anthony Vickers and Chris Garbutt for the latest Tripe Supper podcast. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

When Gareth Southgate was sacked as Middlesbrough manager in 2009, it would have been hard to imagine that within a decade he'd be leading England into a World Cup.Especially considering he hasn't had a club job since his Boro exit.But the ex-Boro captain and boss has done a solid job in charge of the national side so far and is now looking to guide the Three Lions into the knockout stages - at least - in Russia.So nine years on from his Riverside departure, how is Southgate remembered at Boro?Should he have been appointed? Should he have been sacked? And what has he learnt since?Dominic Shaw is joined by Philip Tallentire, Anthony Vickers and Chris Garbutt for the latest Tripe Supper Boro podcast. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Speculation season is in full swing and Boro have already made one signing this summer - Adrian Bevington, the club's new head of recruitment operations.So what will be the recruitment priorities for Tony Pulis and his backroom team on the pitch this summer as the manager looks to put his own stamp on the side?Dominic Shaw is joined by writers Anthony Vickers and Philip Tallentire and Boro season ticket holder Chris Garbutt to talk transfers in this week's podcast.The lads discuss the appointment of Bevington and what Pulis will look to change in the weeks ahead this summer.Who stays and who goes? And who arrives? For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

It's the Middlesbrough end of season awards - with a bit of a difference.Dominic Shaw is joined by Philip Tallentire, Anthony Vickers and Chris Garbutt in this week's Tripe Supper to look back on Boro's 2017/18 campaign and to dish out the awards.The lads discuss the best away day, the surprise of the season, the #Limbs moment and the players who have enjoyed or endured a complete transformation in fortunes over the course of the campaign. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Boro are facing up to the reality of a second season in the Championship.Promotion hopes were ended at Villa Park as Boro were dumped out of the play-offs by Steve Bruce's organised side.Dominic Shaw, Philip Tallentire and Anthony Vickers got the mic rolling the morning after to reflect on the disappointment and look ahead to what is a crucial summer.How will the season be remembered?What are Tony Pulis's priorities in the months ahead?What does the future hold for Adama Traore? For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Suddenly the play-offs are upon us and Middlesbrough’s Wembley destiny will be decided on Tuesday night at Villa Park.So how are Boro looking as they head into Saturday’s first leg at the Riverside? Can we take heart from their last gasp fifth-place sealingdraw at Ispwich or be worried that they twice went behind to a team with nothing to play for? Should Boro’s stoppage time goalscoring hero Patrick Bamford start up front against Aston Villa at the weekend or should Tony Pulis name an unchanged XI for the third successive game?And what about the ticket allocations for away supporters for both semi-finals? Is it fair that both clubs will be backed by just 2,000of their own supporters on the road, meaning many loyal fans miss out on one of the biggest games of the season?Philip Tallentire was joined by his fellow Gazettelive reporter Anthony Vickers and season card holder Chris Garbutt to debate thosequestions and a couple of other play-off-related topics in the latest Tripe Supper Podcast. So listen now to find out what they had to say. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

And breathe.Middlesbrough have nailed down their play-off place but, before addressing their semi-final, they must safely dispose of Ipswich Town.Should Tony Pulis use that match to rest a few tired players? After all, it's been a long, hard season and no doubt one or two individualswill be feeling a niggle or two. That, and a couple of other topical issues were debated in the latest Middlesbrough FC Tripe Supper Podcast.Host Philip Tallentire is joined by Anthony Vickers and season ticket holder Chris Garbutt, They also discuss the post Millwall pitch invasion and which team would be best to play in the play-offs.They also reflect on the news that the EFL clubs will vote on thefuture of matchday programmes in the summer. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

How many more twists and turns will the Championship cough up in the final two weekends of the season?After the Sheffield United defeat, Boro's prospects looked grim but two wins on the bounce have sparked real belief in the stands and on the pitch.The play-off picture is discussed in our latest Middlesbrough FC Tripe Supper podcast.Dominic Shaw is joined by Anthony Vickers, Philip Tallentire and Boro season ticket holder Chris Garbutt.They also debated the battle for places in the midfield and assessed the contenders for the Player of the Year award. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

For Middlesbrough to stand any chance of breaking back into the top six they need to do something which they've found incredibly difficult this season: beat their rivals.The loss at Sheffield United in midweek again highlighted Boro's big game flaw but with fixtures to come against Bristol City, Derby and Millwall it's something that needs addressing and fixing immediately.Boro have also struggled on the road of late.But why?Dominic Shaw is joined by Anthony Vickers and Boro season ticket holder Chris Garbutt for the latest Tripe Supper podcast. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Two days after Garry Monk gets the Birmingham gig, he takes charge of the club for the first time against Boro on Tuesday night.Football.Monk was in charge of Boro the last time these sides met when a win for the hosts at the Riverside moved them into the top six. Tony Pulis will be hoping his side end up in those play-off spots at close of play on Tuesday.Dominic Shaw is joined by Anthony Vickers and Jonathon Taylor for the latest Tripe Supper podcast as they look back on Monk's time in charge and ahead to the St Andrew's reunion. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

What a lovely finish it was from Patrick Bamford as he lifted Boro into a 2-1 lead against Hull City on Tuesday night.With that goal, you'd think Bamford did enough against the Tigers to keep his place in the team for the trip to Sunderland on Saturday.But what does the long-term future hold for Bamford? With the ex-Chelsea man being used on the left side of midfield, can he nail down a spot in Tony Pulis' team.With Boro having beaten Hull this week and with Sunderland to come on Saturday, our writers also discuss the three relegated teams and ask why they've struggled this season.Join Dominic Shaw, Philip Tallentire and Anthony Vickers for this week's podcast. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Philip Tallentire is joined by Anthony Vickers and Chris Garbutt to preview Boro's trip to Cardiff City and assess the team's development under Tony Pulis For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Dominic Shaw is joined by Anthony Vickers and Philip Tallentire to look back on a dramatic end to the winter window - but is the squad at Tony Pulis' disposal stronger than it was at the beginning of the month? For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Dominic Shaw is joined by Anthony Vickers and guest Chris Garbutt for the latest on all things Boro For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

There was plenty on the agenda in the latest Tripe Supper Boro podcast.As well as looking back on the derby win over Sunderland, the lads discussed the FA Cup fourth round draw, Pulis's off-the-pitch remit and the appointment of Aitor Karanka at Nottingham Forest.Dominic Shaw was joined by Philip Tallentire and Anthony Vickers for this bumper subject podcast.Our writers start by discussing what the win over Sunderland told us about Boro under Pulis and finished by assessing former manager Karanka's challenge at the City Ground after taking charge of Forest. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

It's been a rather frantic few days at the Riverside.Six points on the pitch, a sacking and an appointment off it.While Garry Monk's departure wasn't a complete shock, the timing caught fans by surprise. So why did Steve Gibson choose to fire the 38-year-old? And is there anything in the rumours that Monk could return to former club Swansea City?As for Pulis, was he the only candidate to replace Monk?Dominic Shaw is joined by Philip Tallentire and Anthony Vickers for our latest Tripe Supper podcast, looking back on a festive flurry of major change for Middlesbrough. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Jonathon Taylor is joined by Philip Tallentire and Anthony Vickers to discuss Boro's defeat at Millwall, Garry Monk's uncomfortable position & the importance of the next four games - starting at Sheffield Wednesday this weekend For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Stewart Downing and Grant Leadbitter both received standing ovations as they made way against Ipswich Town - so should the pair be among the first names on the Boro teamsheet?Who else is a must-start in Monk's XI?That's discussed on this week's Tripe Supper podcast, with Dominic Shaw, Philip Tallentire and Anthony Vickers.There's also a little bit of talk about transfers - obviously - and whether Boro will be braced for interest in their out of favour figures once the window opens. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

The season is only 20 games old but Garry Monk is a man under pressure.So how has it got to this stage so quickly for the Boro boss? And how does he turn it round?Dominic Shaw, Jonathon Taylor and Anthony Vickers discuss Monk's future on this week's podcast.What will be going through Steve Gibson's mind at this stage? And what mitigation can Monk plead at this stage of the campaign? For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

The midway point of the season moves ever closer and Middlesbrough are still searching for a winning blend.Just when it looks like Garry Monk has found a successful formula, his team suffers a set-back, the latest being the calamitous home loss to Derby.That’s ramped up the pressure ahead of Saturday’s televised fixture against Bristol City at Ashton Gate.In the latest episode of the Tripe Supper podcast, Philip Tallentire and Anthony Vickers discuss the big issues Monk must address.He has to find a replacement for Dani Ayala, who is suspended and is almost certain to be replaced by Dael Fry or Ryan Shotton.He will also be pondering whether to stick with 4-2-3-1 or change to an alternative formation that could potentially get the best out of the players at his disposal.Those topics were debated, as was the gap between the promotion pace-setters and Boro and how it has put extra pressure on Monk to get his team firing on all cylinders. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

What to do on the Saturday afternoon of an international break?Well to help pass the time, here's our latest helping of Tripe 2, an offbeat chat about the Boro, obviously, and a few other subjects.This week the lads talk Martin Braithwaite, the Danish international who's impressed in recent weeks for Boro since returning from his injury.The battle for the fringe forwards to get back in the team is also discussed, while Dominic Shaw, Philip Tallentire and Anthony Vickers also wander down the road of sports films and discuss some of the best - and worst - from over the years.And Vic also tells about the time he shared a holiday and hotel with the full Boro squad! For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Boro are up to fifth in the Championship table after three wins on the bounce - but there's a lot more to come from Garry Monk's side.So says The Gazette's Boro Editor Philip Tallentire in the latest Tripe Supper podcast.He feels Boro are still some way short of hitting full flow this season.Anthony Vickers stresses the importance of Monk settling on a favoured formation, while our writers also discuss the players who had a big impact in the games against Reading, Hull and Sunderland.George Friend, Stewart Downing and Cyrus Christie are also discussed in this podcast. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Six points out of six!Suddenly, the season is looking up for Boro after two consecutive successes on the road.So what's changed? How have Boro got their season back on track? And most importantly, how do they sustain this form moving forward?Dominic Shaw is joined by Anthony Vickers and Jonathon Taylor for a Tripe Supper looking back on Boro's victories at Reading and Hull and ahead to the visit of Sunderland on Sunday. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

After Saturday's defeat to Cardiff, Anthony Vickers and Chris Garbutt join Jonathon Taylor to sift through the wreckage and look ahead to Boro's Carabao Cup game at Bournemouth For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Mission Impossible ... or is it implausible? Brentford travel to Boro for the 2nd leg of the playoff final one goal down - looking to grab a goal ... bring the game back on an even keel .. and then fight for a place at Wembley. . Beesotted crew discuss the nailbiter last Friday ... where Nando's injury time goal gave Boro the advantage ... they also discuss transfer rumours ... international call ups ... the Sheffield v Swindon playoff goalfest .. plus get the lowdown on Boro from Anthony Vickers from Untypical Boro blog ..... . 0m intro 3m 51 secs - Boro & Bees fans post match verdict from the pub 7m 42 sec - Beesotted crew discuss Boro home match 22m 15 sec - Beesotted crew discuss Brentford news inc international call ups, transfer rumours, U18 playoff final, Swindon v Sheffield Utd playoff goalfest 39m 51 sec - Interview with Anthony Vickers from Untypical Boro blog 51m 03 sec - Beesotted crew chat Boro away match this Friday including Bamford or no Bamford, the great hotel and train booking fiasco & Bees' sh!t or bust strategy 1hr 06m 20 sec - Finish . Celebration link from last season http://bit.ly/1DwADqa . #utb #stfc #sufc