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As we enter Boro's historic 150th anniversary year we are proud to announce the launch of another season of our fanzine journey.
Boldly going where no fanzine has gone before, the most issues ever published by any fanzine - 666 Not Out! Fly Me To The Moon continues its mission to entertain and...
Off The Beat #63 - We meet Teesside songwriter supreme, Claire Hamill, reviews of Arborist, Hector Gannet, Loose Articles, Gaydar, Nel Unlit, Ben Amos, Harriet Bradshaw, Hark! On Sycamore Gap with Kate Fox and Staithe, plus Bridget Hamilton.
And there are so many gigs in June that you really...
Off The Beat #62
- Reviews of Stockton Calling - always a phenomenal musical journey. This year's Easter Saturday all dayer saw a slight shift in the demographic of those revelling in the live music.
Also reviewed Sam of Howl and the Hum and a wonderful gig in the old Courtroom venue - also all...
Fmttm podcast for the Boro v Watford game.
Will this be our final offering of the season?
We were joined by Martyn Ware of Heaven 17 and Sheff Wed fan - he is featured in Issue 666 of fmttm.
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Fmttm Issue 666 - the number of the Boro beast.
Final issue of this season of Hellberg Hell Ball - apt really then that we end with a big 666 - interviews with Martyn Ware and Charlie Reid - revealing the Teesside connection to the Proclaimers.
Now on sale.
The latest Off The Beat #61 is out now
Reviews of Our Man In The Field, John Cooper Clarke, Charm of Finches and The Rheingans Sisters
Town Hall Courtroom, Arc, Old Cinema Launderette (Durham) and The Waiting Room at Eaglescliffe.
Plus all the listings for April...
Out Now -
Fmttm Issue 665 v Millwall: Key match for promotion - features Paul Smith Maximo Park interview + 2 Boro artists. Graham Frank Wright and Jim Miller.
And do you recognise the Boro fans in the photo from Ayresome Park - launch of a new Boro fan search - for Boro 150
£3 inc p+p - a...
Interviews with Tony Mowbray, Billy Bragg and Kim Hellberg to hopefully inspire us on Saturday against bogey team Bristol City in a big, big game for Boro.
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We went all over the place for the March edition of Off The Beat - driving north to Hexham and the wonderfully atmospheric Vault, a genuine medieval cellar, for equally magnificent Hector Gannet. Talking about atmospheric and brilliant, Deadletter at tthe reopened Dolphin, Robon Hoods Bay was...
Fmttm Issue 663 v Oxford United: Escaping The Yorkshire Triangle, Ali Brownlee Remembered .. just no one mention Coventry - but no worries they don't get to play is every week - so it is now onwards and upwards under Kim Hellberg we trust
- only £3 incl P+P A Steal! #UTB
BUY ISSUE 663
Fmttm Issue 663 v Oxford United: Escaping The Yorkshire Triangle, Ali Brownlee Remembered .. just no one mention Coventry - but no worries they don't get to play is every week - so it is now onwards and upwards under Kim Hellberg we trust
- only £3 incl P+P A Steal! #UTB
BUY ISSUE 663
Fmttm Issue 662 January Issue on sale now - features Nick Waites 1400 games in a row for Boro -
Please note I will also be selling outside the stadium next Saturday v Norwich - at a slightly more reasonable time (this time I will actually remember to bring the fanzine issues to sell!?!)
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With Shaun Rye, Chris Bartley coming on as sub for Jenny Finch.
We talk victories at WBA and Stoke and discuss what an achievement it is for Nick Waites to go to 1400 Boro matches in a row (not out).
The we loook forward to Preston North End and assess our chances. There is time for a tribute...
At the time of writing (Tuesday evening) Boro are yet to face off against Mark Robins’ no doubt well drilled and meticulously organized Stoke City side away at the Bet365 and with both Ipswich Town and Coventry City beating Millwall and Bristol City respectively, we would have started Wednesday...
A Proud Defeat
Fulham away is the happiest I have ever been seeing us get beat away; and from what I’ve seen online most fans felt the same way. It’s not often that you see your team get beat after scoring first and don’t feel annoyed, but I genuinely think the fans appreciated the performance...
Reflecting over Christmas time disappointments and hoping for a return of Swedish cheer on the road over New Year.
Come On Boro...