We bought in DOF and changed recruitment.Incame a young up and coming coach, decent crowds for championship level a new model at the club bringing in younger players.what is wrong at this club something hasn't been right since the years Southgate left we talk about the many mistakes Boro have made .I feel this season has been a struggle for many reasons failing to replace the goal scorer's from last season and the injuries but this has been a long-term thing.
What is the long term problem at Boro?
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homesickblues
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Finance.
Corcaigh_the_Cat
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Injuries
What's the answer for that sell up?
It's more than that it's been going on for years.Last season was entertaining though.
homesickblues
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No, we have to keep going, but if you are looking at long term issues then our lack of funds for quality players to get promotion and to sustain a long run in the premier league is all down to finance.
How can MFC spend even more on transfers and wages yet stay within FFP regulations? Stoke City's owner is worth £7 billion but they are fighting relegation.
Ipswich are doing well & signed players in January. We waste money with dreadful decisions from those running the club. We can't even run a decent club shop/online never mind a progressive football club.
locomansimon
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Other teams manage on a lot less that us
locomansimon
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Couldn’t spend any more due to FFP !