Craig Johns
Sports Writer at Teesside Live
Boro reporter for @GazetteBoro. Combat sports, snooker and rock music enthusiast.
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5 days 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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6 days ago |
gazettelive.co.uk | Craig Johns
Middlesbrough target David Strelec has broken his silence on discussions he had with clubs in January over a potential transfer, while admitting that he will be open to a move this summer. Boro held conversations with the striker and his club Slovan Bratislava in the January transfer window as they sought a replacement for star man Emmanuel Latte Lath. Celtic were also interested and had a £7million offer turned down for the 27-year-old.
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1 week ago |
gazettelive.co.uk | Craig Johns
Middlesbrough plan to conduct a thorough review of the season before making any decisions on their future direction of travel, including Michael Carrick’s future. A Boro source has told Teesside Live that the club don’t want to be rushed into a ‘knee-jerk reaction’ and want to thoroughly review the season, where it went wrong, and what can be done to improve next season.
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1 week ago |
gazettelive.co.uk | Craig Johns
Watford have sacked Tom Cleverley after missing out on a Championship top-six finish. Amid uncertainty around Michael Carrick’s future at Boro, Watford have become the latest second tier club to decide that change is needed after missing out on the play-offs this season. West Brom and Norwich City are also looking for new bosses this summer after parting company with their managers before the end of the season.
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1 week ago |
gazettelive.co.uk | Craig Johns
The current expectation is that none of Middlesbrough’s five loanees will be back at the club next season. Their loan spells effectively came to an end on Saturday when Boro were beaten by Coventry City to end hopes of making the play-offs. Four of the five loan players were involved in the defeat, with Ben Doak absent having picked up an injury at the end of the January which ended his campaign early.
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