War Damn Boro - Ep. 12

An episode of the Middlesbruh Podcast podcast, hosted by Bruh, titled "War Damn Boro - Ep. 12" was published on September 24, 2020 and runs 40 minutes.

September 24, 2020 ·40m · Middlesbruh Podcast

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Summary

Two Lads discuss the game against Bournemouth and new signing Chuba Akpom. Upon further reflection we address Boro's deficiencies from our arm chairs and talk about the return of fans. The Lads discussed roads, Costco, Buc-ee's, and our beloved AUBURN TIGERS. The SEC is Back....#WarDamnBoro

Episode Description

Two Lads discuss the game against Bournemouth and new signing Chuba Akpom. Upon further reflection we address Boro's deficiencies from our arm chairs and talk about the return of fans. The Lads discussed roads, Costco, Buc-ee's, and our beloved AUBURN TIGERS. The SEC is Back....#WarDamnBoro

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