Ted comes up with the stinkiest What The Fact! ever. Steve's on a high at Spurs' expense and Ry is over the moon as Boro make it NINE unbeaten following Saturday's draw with Ipswich Town.

Join Daz with his New Music Monday Panel - Donna, Simon and Andy as they mull over and discuss new releases from First Time Flyers, The Feeling, Crowded House and The Lemon Twigs. 

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Former Boro striker Andy Campbell takes his usual weekly look at Boro's Championship fortunes.

Ian Murtagh's joined by the Chron's Newcastle writer Ciaran Kelly and Boro stalwart Gordon Cox in this week's edition.

The end of season is approaching and the boys - Lee Clark (NUFC), Craig Hignett (MFC) & Daz Williams (SAFC) chew the fat over the past week of North East football - and then there's agents and the weekend ahead.

Seeing as Becks makes a mint from his perfume, the lads look at what smelly they'd release. There's also a HUGE difference in opinion over the fate of each of the North East's top 3 teams

Join Steve, Ry, Ted and Daz for another episode of the NEFB as the lads dive into the midweek Championship results and play another game of What The Fact!

Join Ted, Ry and Steve as they unpick the Mackem's bore draw with Leeds, look forward to Boro's trip to Hull and try and come up with a northern TV show or Film for Steve to audition for. Plus WTF is back ! 

Join Daz for a special insight to the forthcoming production of Oliver at The Middlesbrough Theatre from 14th May to 18th May. Featuring Alan Geddes who is playing Fagin, George who is one of the Olivers and Dodgers, Isaac and Patrick. Consider Yourself at home with the fabulous cast who speak so passionately and eloquently about Teesside Musical Theatre Company's upcoming show. Don't miss this one! 

Tuesday's North East Footy Breakfast had Ry, Steve and Ted previewing Sunderland's big game against Dirty Leeds, discussing the best nicknames in Football and Ry wowed us with his quiz that infringed no copyright whatsoever, called LessPoint.