Grafting Their Balls Off - Ep. 28

Episode 28 of the Middlesbruh Podcast podcast, hosted by Bruh, titled "Grafting Their Balls Off - Ep. 28" was published on January 28, 2021 and runs 48 minutes.

January 28, 2021 ·48m · Middlesbruh Podcast

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Summary

The Lads recorded twice in one week just for two typical Boro shellackings. We discussed our unfortunate loss to Blackburn and the ugly match against Rotherham. Heres hoping Yannik Bolaise joins as Boro look ahead to matches in the near future. Music By Crouch Productions. Connect with the Lad's on twitter @MiddlesbruhPod The Lads have accepted an invitation to be regularly broadcast on @bororedarmy on Fridays at 9pm (UK Time) and Saturdays at 10am (UK Time). The station can be live streamed here: https://t.co/Qhf9Qmsk1T?amp=1 (bit.ly/redarmyradio)

Episode Description

The Lads recorded twice in one week just for two typical Boro shellackings. We discussed our unfortunate loss to Blackburn and the ugly match against Rotherham. Heres hoping Yannik Bolaise joins as Boro look ahead to matches in the near future.

Music By Crouch Productions.

Connect with the Lad's on twitter @MiddlesbruhPod

The Lads have accepted an invitation to be regularly broadcast on @bororedarmy on Fridays at 9pm (UK Time) and Saturdays at 10am (UK Time). The station can be live streamed here: https://t.co/Qhf9Qmsk1T?amp=1 (bit.ly/redarmyradio)

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