The Boro Mag Podcast

Editor Rob Fletcher is joined by Stuart Roberts and Nico Dal Pozzo to look back on Hummel's two spells as Boro's shirt manufacturer. Find us here: Twitter: @boro_mag Instagram: @boro_mag Facebook: The Boro Mag Find the contributors below: Rob Fletcher (Twitter: @rob_fletcher_), Stuart Roberts (Twitter: @s_r0berts, Instagram: @boroshirts ), Nico Dal Pozzo (Twitter: @Neeks_77, Instagram: @bororambli...

Editor Rob Fletcher tells the story of Fabrizio Ravanelli's famous debut for Boro against Liverpool at the Cellnet Riverside Stadium. Find us here: Twitter: @boro_mag Instagram: @boro_mag Facebook: The Boro Mag Find the contributors below: Rob Fletcher (Twitter: @rob_fletcher_)

Errea supplied Boro with their shirts through 15 unbelievable years in the club's history. Starting with Bryan Robson at Ayresome Park at the start of a title winning season, to the Riverside, Wembley before travelling around Europe. It came to an end with Boro's stay in the Premier League, but the memories are etched into those shirts forever. Editor Rob Fletcher and Boro kit collector Stuart Rob...

Aitor Karanka's arrival at Boro made everyone dream. After creating a solid defensive unit as he took over from Tony Mowbray in 2013/14, Karanka set about transforming the team into promotion contenders. He very nearly did it. Find us here: Twitter: @boro_mag Instagram: @boro_mag Facebook: The Boro Mag Find the contributors below: Rob Fletcher (Twitter: @rob_fletcher_), Ian Smith (Twitter: @Smithy...

After the heartbreak of 96/97 Boro needed to get their act together quickly. Out went Juninho, in came Merson and the rest was brilliant. An incredible season, with probably the most highs ever for a Boro team, that even included a trip to Wembley for good measure. Editor Rob Fletcher talks to writer Tom Flight and Boro fan Callum Morris and they dive into one of the best seasons in the Riverside...

Who likes remembers collecting shirts and memorabilia as a young fan? Yeah, me too. Andy Seaman is just the same. Having collected shirts and various Boro bits and bobs, Andy shares the stories of his time as a Boro fan. Find us here: Twitter: @boro_mag Instagram: @boro_mag Facebook: The Boro Mag Find the contributors below: Rob Fletcher (Twitter: @rob_fletcher_), Andy Seaman (Facebook)

The arrival of Bryan Robson changed Middlesbrough Football Club. The revolution began in 1994 in the final season at Ayresome Park before the move to the shiny new Riverside Stadium. Before any of that excitement there was a league title to fight for. Robson arrived with no managerial experience but an aura on the pitch and around the club. He was the difference. He was the man who could take the...

Editor Rob Fletcher caught up with Boro shirt collector and lifelong fan Stuart Roberts. After starting his journey as a Boro fan in the 1980s, Stu became obsessed. He followed the club at every home game and a big chunk of the away ones too. He has some great memories and has been a fan during one of the most successful times in the club's history. Lots of people will know Stu from his huge Boro...

Time to go back to the 1970s. Boro were in the First Division and competing at the right end of the table! It was a great time to be a fan and a great time to sign for the club. When Billy Ashcroft arrived, he was tasked with leading the line for John Neal's team. No mean feat. His career featured through the rollercoaster ride that was the second half of the 70s. This week's pod features editor R...

Middlesbrough Supporters Forum brings together Middlesbrough Football Club supporters groups with the aim of 'strengthening fans’ links with the club. Mark Motley is the chair of the group who are working with the club to improve links between supporters and everything that goes on. During the podcast Mark shares some of the initiatives that the club and forum are running together. He also shares...

Craig Hignett played for Boro during an incredible period. Two relegations, two promotions and three cup finals. He rubbed shoulders with the superstars Boro attracted during a time of unbelievable change in the 90s. Hignett was a brilliant player too. Inventive, direct and with an eye for goal, he performed brilliantly for Boro on their rise from Ayresome Park to the Riverside.  Editor Rob F...