Steve wants to report the show as he's not happy with Ry & Ted's best efforts to use his name. Dave gets on his soapbox as we're joined by Jake Rusby on his 'Match of My Life' book and Tees Valley Mayor Ben Houchen who wants to save the Tees Transporter Bridge.

Cam digs deep into both the Leicester win and Bristol City defeat. Why the seesaw results and performances? Can Boro really make the playoffs? He also looks ahead to that "Horrible place to play" Elland Road, and Boro's trip to Leeds this weekend.

Good defeats evil as the lads heroically overcome Ted and his latest WTF question. VAR shall not be mentioned (but it is...again) and Daz let's loose his Quiz that's Sweeping the Nation, but how do the do?

The Mags done by VAR... arrrrghhh. BURN IT! Steve's not happy but Dave & Ry are after Boro's 4-0 trouncing of Preston at the Riverside. Then there's Ted, quietly confident the Black Cats will leapfrog the Smoggies tonight.

Oh no, VAR rears its very ugly head again, it's time to burn it!! Hartlepool United finds a focus as the lads discuss football induced dementia and Newcastle & Boro get set for crucial games tonight. 

The start of a new week with the North East Footy Brekky team. There's only Steve with a spring in his step following the Geordie's impressive win and Boro and Sunderland's dismal defensive displays. At least Ted brings a smile with his 'What The Fact' - do you know what the solution is ?

Join top Journalist Ian Murtagh talk about all things North East football with his very special guests: former Middlesbrough, Sunderland and Liverpool legend David Hodgson and The Northern Echo's Chief Sports Writer Scott Wilson.

Join legends Craig Hignett, Lee Clark and Darren Williams as they discuss FFP, the international break and an exciting weekend for our big three clubs.

Football is almost back and thankfully so is Ted! Join the NE Footy Brekky Lads as they finish off the week with the best banter and chat about our big three teams and Ted's helium messages.

Ex-Boro striker Chris Freestone joins Andy Campbell to discuss his time at the Riverside, being an up-and-coming striker with the likes of Fabrizio Ravanelli, Jan Aage Fjortoft and Mikkel Beck in the camp.