Mogga May
Tony Mowbray now had a chance to see his team play home and away. In this time we have picked up a home win and our first away win of the season. I’m pleased we have got our first away win out of the way.
Tony picked the squad up which was low in confidence, give the players and fans belief. After a terrible time it’s nice to go to games and believe we will get something. That’s how I approach the games now.
Sunday game at Swansea we set up hard to beat and looked liking getting a well earned point. A deflected goal costed us in the end, listening on radio it seemed like was always going to be a 0-0 or 1-0 either side game. It’s a defeat to take heart from.
Can I just praise the away support at Scunthorpe it was a great away day and I was a proud Boro fan leaving Glanford Park. We sang non-stop! Done ourselves and Teesside proud. I could hear the Boro fans at Swansea on the radio as well. Welldone!
The aim now is to get back to back home wins. Showing the togetherness on and off the pitch, battling, fighting sprit as in previous games. We can achieve this. We welcome Marvin Emnes back, Marvin could be like a new signing. He will be full of confidence after his successful loan at Swansea last month.
We know a few wins in this league and you do move a few places. The short term aim to get into the top half of the table. Collect points home and away which I believe we will. Then why not aim for 6th. I certainty believe it’s achievable come May. First we must get some consistency!
Printed in FMTTM V Millwall 20 November 2010
Monday, 22 November 2010
Wednesday, 10 November 2010
Boro's First Away Win Of Season!
Claire Bowdler was jumping for joy last night at Glanford Park, Scunthorpe and jotted down these notes to share out her joy with all the Boro fans that couldn’t make the game.
What a good away trip.
The Boro fans were in fine voice from the start. Boro started with a 4-5-1 formation and altered to a 4-3-3 when on the counter attack. The system worked well, Boro’s first goal came from down the left young with Joe Bennett ending his surge down the flank with a fine cross for Boyd to hammer home.
Scott McDonald was winning a lot of free kicks and capped a hard working first half display with a great curling goal from about 20 yards. What a strike!
Bates looked so impressive bringing the ball out of defence and driving the team on. I do prefer him at centre back.
The team that has struggled to score one goal away from home this season finally clicked and scored not one but TWO goals!
We were under the cosh in the second half, but we weathered the storm. Wheater and Bates were heading everything clear and when they didn’t young Jason Steele made some crucial saves. It was nice to see O’Neil back and I thought he got better as the game went on. What an encouraging team performance. There all put a shift in. All in all it was a good team effort, a real togetherness with the squad all battling together, showing appreciation to each other for crucial inceptions and clearances.
Not a bad 2 weeks in charge for Mogga, 6 pts out of 9. Fans, players, club, all showing signs of being reunited and of course Boro’s first away win of the season. Finally scoring goals goals away and keeping a precious clean sheet. What a night!
Passion, and pride has been restored. It has been a while now; I came away last night thinking I’ve got my proper football team back. Yes, plenty to work on. At long last I am once again able to write so positively about the Boro so that’s all I’m going to write about.
We’re Middlesbrough, We’re Middlesbrough, Everywhere we go we will let people know - we’re Middlesbrough!
Tony Mowbray's Red and White Army!
There’s Only one Tony Mowbray, Walking along, singing a song, Walking in a Mowbray Wonderland!
Great away trip, Great away support, Proud to be a Boro fan. Up The Boro!
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Video From The Game!
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