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Craig Johns

Middlesbrough, United Kingdom

Sports Writer at Teesside Live

Boro reporter for @GazetteBoro. Combat sports, snooker and rock music enthusiast.

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Articles

  • 'Everything I can' - Defiant Middlesbrough star Riley McGree opens up on injury frustrations

    1 week ago | gazettelive.co.uk | Craig Johns

    Riley McGree insists he’s doing everything he possibly can to end his injury torment after two seasons of frustrating fitness issues. The forward was in a similar position last summer after a frustrating 2023-24 campaign and was hoping this season he could put that behind him. But his injury troubles continued and the Australian international was only able to start 12 games in all competitions.

  • Tottenham Europa League win hands Middlesbrough unexpected financial windfall

    2 weeks ago | gazettelive.co.uk | Craig Johns

    Middlesbrough are expected to receive a financial boost this summer after Djed Spence was part of the Tottenham Hotspur team that beat Manchester United on Wednesday evening to win the Europa League. Spence joined Tottenham from Boro in the summer of 2022. While the fee was undisclosed, It was said to be a deal worth up to £20m when performance-related add-ons were included.

  • New kit supplier, pre-season plans and transfers - Middlesbrough's summer agenda

    3 weeks ago | gazettelive.co.uk | Craig Johns

    Middlesbrough chiefs are currently conducting a thorough review of the season and the changes required to hopefully bring about improvement next season.

  • Travers expectation, Brynn faith, Glover uncertainty - Middlesbrough goalkeepers review

    3 weeks ago | gazettelive.co.uk | Craig Johns

    Middlesbrough look set to put their faith in Sol Brynn next season as they anticipate being disappointed in their desire to sign Mark Travers permanently. Travers spent the second half of the season on loan at Boro from Bournemouth and impressed in what was an otherwise disappointing spell for Michael Carrick’s side. There had been hope to sign Travers permanently at the end of the loan spell.

  • Five issues that will dominate Middlesbrough review that will determine Michael Carrick's future

    4 weeks ago | gazettelive.co.uk | Craig Johns

    Middlesbrough chiefs have said they will take their time to conduct a thorough review of the season and the direction needed to move forward positively, rather than make any knee-jerk reactions this summer. The meetings to discuss where the season went wrong for Boro, and crucially, what needs changing to ensure they’re better placed next term, will ultimately determine whether Michael Carrick remains in charge next season or not.

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Craig Johns
Craig Johns @craig_johns
13 May 25

#Boro squad review continues with the defence - Two signings on the priority list - Van den Berg transfer dilemma - Dijskteel decision - Two uncertainties that could shape whether more is needed or not https://t.co/hkzzbklRXS

Craig Johns
Craig Johns @craig_johns
13 May 25

RT @GazetteBoro: "We're in advanced talks with Middlesbrough" #Boro https://t.co/2YmAg591qE

Craig Johns
Craig Johns @craig_johns
13 May 25

RT @Boro: The Middlesbrough Disabled Supporters Association is set to re-launch after many open discussions and steering meetings over the…