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Saturday's Championship game against MK Dons is the start of a "massive eight days for Boro", says Philip Tallentire.The visit of Brentford on Tuesday is followed by a trip to the City Ground next Saturday as Boro look to go on a run similar to last season after the first international break.
The rights and wrongs of the construction of MK Dons are also discussed on this week's Tripe Supper on the eve of the first ever visit to the Riverside for the Championship newcomers.
As ever, Dominic Shaw is joined by Anthony Vickers and Philip Tallentire for this week's podcast. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

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What to do with a fortnight off? Well we took the time to record the latest edition of the Tripe Supper.Dominic Shaw is joined by Philip Tallentire and Anthony Vickers to discuss Boro's business in the transfer market and the ongoing situation with wantaway winger Albert Adomah.
With Boro back in action against MK Dons this Saturday, our writers look at what we can expect from newcomer De Pena in the coming months and discuss whether there's any way back for Adomah - a player who was captaining the club last than a month ago. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

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Unbeaten in two games in the league and into the second round of the Capital One Cup - it's been a solid enough start to the season from Boro.And the summer signings have certainly made an impact, Cristhian Stuani and Diego Fabbrini in particular.
Dominic Shaw is joined by Anthony Vickers and Jonathan Taylor to discuss Boro's start to the season in this week's Tripe Supper.
They also have a look at results elsewhere in the Championship. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

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Scorching in the Marbella sunshine, Boro step up their preparations for the new season this week.From Bootham Crescent to the Marbella Football Center, it's a home from home for Aitor Karanka's squad, currently on their third visit to the facility in less than a year.
There's an English feel to the centre. Boro join Leyton Orient out in Spain while Championship sides Huddersfield and Birmingham City also based themselves there for a stint.
And the trip comes at a good time as Boro's transfer activity seems to be picking up pace.
Tomas Kalas joined the club this week while Stewart Downing and Christian Stuani are expected to follow him through the door.
Unsurprisingly, it's movement in the transfer market that's the topic of conversation in this week's Tripe Supper.
Dominic Shaw is joined by Anthony Vickers and Jonathon Taylor for this week's Boro podcast. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

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Will Boro get off to a flying start or stumble out of the blocks like they did last season?Games against all three promoted sides in the opening stages of the campaign offer opportunities for points - but as we know, it's not always as easy as that.
Dominic Shaw is joined by Anthony Vickers and Jonathon Taylor to cast their eyes over the fixture programme for next season in this week's Tripe Supper.
They also attempt to predict who could be in the promotion mix in the upcoming campaign.
But like Bournemouth at one end and Wigan at the other proved last term, predicting the outcome of the Championship is no simple task. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

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Emmanuel Ledesma and Seb Hines joined Dean Whitehead through the exit door this week.There were no real surprises as Boro confirmed which players would be allowed to leave the club on a free transfer this summer.
But was Ledesma's time at Boro blighted by misfortune?
Dominic Shaw is joined by Philip Tallentire and Jonathon Taylor for this week's Tripe Supper.
Our writers also turn back the clock to Karanka's first season in charge of Boro and discuss the manager's unsung heroes. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

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Just a couple of weeks have passed since the end of the season but the list of players being linked with a summer move to Boro is quickly stacking up.Some, like Sol Bamba, have never been on Boro's radar but others, like Jordan Rhodes, have been targets of the past.
Aitor Karanka will look to make additions as he attempts to strengthen his squad so Boro can go one better next year.
But when can we expect movement? What positions do Boro need to strengthen? And could there be any outgoings?
Dominic Shaw is joined by Anthony Vickers and Philip Tallentire to answer those questions in this week's Tripe Supper. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

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Days have passed since Boro's play-off final defeat at the hands of Norwich City but the pain remains.Boro can have no complaints, the best team won.
But that doesn't make the defeat any easier to accept as a memorable season came to an end in such disappointing fashion.
Dominic Shaw was joined by Philip Tallentire and Jonathon Taylor to look back on Boro's no-show in the Championship showcase,
They discuss the late arrival of the coach, the sluggish start and Aitor Karanka's team selection. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

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After an online scramble since the day the play-off final were released, Boro's initial allocation - plus a few more - completely sold out on Wednesday afternoon.The demand for tickets has been incredible.
More than 17,000 sold in the first four hours of the tickets being released on general sale and fans were still logging on in hope of securing a seat when the final few tickets were made available.
Fans who missed out weren't best pleased, naturally, but is it possible to have a ticket system that pleases everyone?
Dominic Shaw is joined by Anthony Vickers and Philip Tallentire to discuss the buzz around Boro and the ticketing system that was used ahead of Monday's play-off final. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

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It's almost time for the talking to stop, for Boro to walk out at Griffin Park for the first leg of their play-off semi-final against Brentford.It proved to be a happy hunting ground for Karanka's side earlier this season as Grant Leadbitter's penalty proved to be the matchwinner.
Will Boro get the better of the Bees once more as they did in the two league clashes between the sides?
Dominic Shaw is joined by Anthony Vickers and Jonathan Taylor as our writers look ahead tonight's huge game. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

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