Longest Runs

Some of the most impressive records are the ones you achieved over a period of time. After all, it’s not easy to win every game – or to score week after week. That sort of form is what wins you leagues – like the 1990-1 season, for example. On the flip side, however, there are those longest runs that you want to avoid. It’s never good in football if you can’t manage to win for six weeks. The aborted 2019-20 campaign is one we’ll remember for all the wrong reasons. In more ways than one too, to be fair. So, take a look at those runs – good and bad. Not only do we show the top runs, we also break them down into home and away. That means you can find out when we turned our humble home into a fearsome fortress. And vice-versa. If this is your first time on this page, you won’t see this note. But it’s one to remember for next time – there’s quite a lot of data being crunched here. That’s why this page will take such a long time to load. After all, it does have to scan every Boro’ result going right back to summer 1980. And that’s a list of results that’s only getting longer…