Today saw Boro play their penultimate away match of the league season at lowly Pontefract, and although it was a very poor game by Boro's normal high standards, they did however extend their present run of nine succesive unbeaten games to ten. Scott Phillips and Ryan Blott were the scorers today, both goals coming in the first ten minutes of the game. 
There were couple of incidents today which will not do the name of the club any good at all (off the pitch). Hopefully the club will be aware of and take the necessary action against the individuals concerned.
On the pitch Jamie Waltham let the side down badly again by yet another sending off, I personally think that in spite of his obvious quality it is time that he and "Boro" parted company. He has become a liability.
As I have stated, we are now on a 10 match unbeaten run which has seen 6 home games and 4 away games produce 7 wins and 3 draws, we now have only 2 games left of the season, next week sees the clubs longest journey in the league when they visit Borrowash who are situated very close to Derby County's "Pride Park".ground. Boro produced a record victory over Borrowash recently when we beat them 8-0 in the home fixture, so the 3 points at their place should be our's for the taking, and then 7 day's later, sadly, it will be the final game of the season, a home match against Stavely.
A great end to a great first season for the club, next season promises so much.
There were couple of incidents today which will not do the name of the club any good at all (off the pitch). Hopefully the club will be aware of and take the necessary action against the individuals concerned.
On the pitch Jamie Waltham let the side down badly again by yet another sending off, I personally think that in spite of his obvious quality it is time that he and "Boro" parted company. He has become a liability.
As I have stated, we are now on a 10 match unbeaten run which has seen 6 home games and 4 away games produce 7 wins and 3 draws, we now have only 2 games left of the season, next week sees the clubs longest journey in the league when they visit Borrowash who are situated very close to Derby County's "Pride Park".ground. Boro produced a record victory over Borrowash recently when we beat them 8-0 in the home fixture, so the 3 points at their place should be our's for the taking, and then 7 day's later, sadly, it will be the final game of the season, a home match against Stavely.
A great end to a great first season for the club, next season promises so much.
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