Well, 2020 is done – and we ain’t sad to see it sink into the deep blue abyss. With concrete shoes on. Now it’s time to see if 2021 is worth staying up for. There are now literally billions of people worldwide who are tuning into Boro’s League Two form; …
With Barnet, Rushden or even Hitchin now just dots in our rear-view mirror, it’s up to the Us to be our festive derby partners. They’re not our first choice, you realise. To be honest, though, it’s a long time since the days of those Boxing Day/New Year Day double-headers that …
It’s time for Boro’ to come out of isolation and show us what they’ve learned over the past 10 days. We hope it’s how to win. It’s been a year of way too many downs and not nearly enough ups. So, we’re feeling starved of a win. Our record for …
After last week’s awful goalless draw against Southend, Boro’s reward is to be banished as far north as League Two will allow. It is pure coincidence, we’ll have you know, that we just happen to be down to drop in on Carlisle United at the same time. We can at …
Oh – how close we came to a priceless win on the road midweek. No time to dwell, however. It’s back home for another big match; Southend United indoors, and a match that we cannot really be seen to lose. We’d even go as far to say that a draw …
As we return to League Two action with a big spring in our step, can we build on a promising few days to bring home another win? The FA Cup is what it is. We’re into Round Three – who ain’t happy about that? But it’s not the bread and …
After finding ourselves on the wrong end of the result on Saturday (again), is Revs drinking in the last chance saloon as Port Vale come to town? The signs aren’t looking at all good for us at the moment. But we said that before Bolton came and went with their …
You won’t find us crying over our Papa John’s Trophy exit. But one more winless league game and it could be a different story; Bolton Wanderers up next for a first-ever meeting between the two sides. For the Trotters, you could say that they’ve had it much worse in recent …
After failing to convince against our lower league opposition last weekend in the FA Cup, now Boro’ return to League Two action. It took two hours of football and a penalty shoot-out to separate us from Concord Rangers of National League South. We’re not that sure how well that bodes …
Boro’ are becoming in desperate need of a goal – let alone a win. Is Essex going to be the place that we’re going to find it? Let’s just say that we’re not going to count our chickens. A goalless draw against Grimsby Town ain’t much to write home about. …
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