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Do you prefer to sit or stand when you're watching the Boro? The novelty of terracing always goes down a treat with travelling Teessiders - even though Boro fans stand throughout just about every away game.So is it time to allow safe standing in the English game?
That's the talking point on this week's Tripe Supper as Phil Tallentire and Anthony Vickers join Dominic Shaw to look at the possibility of terracing making a return to top tier English grounds.
And while they were in the podcasting palace, the writers also looked ahead to Boro's flurry of fixtures in the coming weeks. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

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It's David vrs Goliath at The Etihad on Saturday when Boro travel to Manchester City in the FA Cup. Don't fear though. Philip Tallentire and Anthony Vickers join Dominic Shaw to preview the game and look back at Boro's recent history of taking on the big boys. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

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Boro's strikers have been the topic of conversation all week so our writers got in on the act in the latest episode of The Tripe Supper.Do Boro possess enough fire-power in Kike, Jelle Vossen and Patrick Bamford?
Dominic Shaw is joined by Philip Tallentire and Anthony Vickers to discuss Boro's goals woes on the road and why Aitor Karanka believes he's got the best three strikers in the Championship.
Tomas Kalas makes his first appearance on the podcast as well. Not in person of course, but our trio look back at the defender's debut last week and whether AK sees him more as a right-back or centre-half. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

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Boro fans who get their hands on a ticket for the trip to Manchester City in the FA Cup will be counting down the days until the fourth round clash - and our writers can't wait either.
For as well as getting the chance to watch Boro take on the champions of England, it's also an opportunity to enjoy the luxury of the elegant cuisine and silver service at the palace for the press that is the Etihad.

OK, maybe that's overdoing it a little bit but Manchester City certainly know how to treat visiting members of the press, say Philip Tallentire and Anthony Vickers.

They join Dominic Shaw in a palace of a different sort - the podcasting palace - for the first edition of The Tripe Supper in 2015 and discuss their weird and wonderful press box experiences in years gone by. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

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Transfer twists, opening day joy, that penalty shoot-out and everything since. Anthony Vickers and Philip Tallentire join Dominic Shaw in the second part of a Tripe Supper special looking back on 2014. From the signings made in the summer to being right in amongst the promotion pack at Christmas, our trio analyse this season so far. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

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How's about a massive plate of tripe for your Christmas dinner? Dominic Shaw is head chef and he's joined by Anthony Vickers and Philip Tallentire for Part One of our review of 2014. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

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Philip Tallentire and Anthony Vickers put their Christmas jumpers on and join our own Santa Claus, Mr Dominic Shaw, to discuss the festive period and look into their snow globes to ask if Aitor Karanka 'does' The Winter Wobbles. Our trio aren't coming down with the decorations. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

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Steve McClaren returns to The Riverside with his Derby County side on Saturday and Boro's most successful manager is the starting point for our Boro men in this week's edition of The Tripe Supper. Philip Tallentire and Anthony Vickers join Dominic Shaw to look back at Mac. They also ask whether it really matters if Boro go under the radar? For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

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Craig Hignett's departure is the obvious talking point for our Boro writers in the latest edition of The Tripe Supper.Phil Tallentire and Anthony Vickers join Dominic Shaw to discuss the assistant manager's exit earlier this week and debate what Aitor Karanka will be looking for as he lines up a replacement. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

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Dominic Shaw is joined by Philip Tallentire and Anthony Vickers for the third instalment of the Gazette Boro podcast. In an exciting development, it now has a name! Welcome to The Tripe Supper. This week our writers discuss the impact John Neal had at Boro, following his sad passing at the weekend. They also look ahead to the Blackburn game and discuss the Jason Steele situation For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

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