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Boro’ History
12 July 2021
Cult Classic: Luke Freeman
When a loan deal is turned into a permanent one, that lad must be doing something right. Luke Freeman is a good case in…
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21 June 2021
Who The Hell Was… Daley Thompson
To a few people, he's a two-time Olympic decathlon champion; winning gold in 1980 and 1984. But, to others, Daley Thompson is best known…
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14 May 2021
2009-10: Behind The Numbers
All teams have seasons that live long in the memory. Mind you, that can sometimes be for better or for worse. Y'know, if you're…
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22 March 2021
1987-8: Behind The Numbers
All too often, football little more than numbers on a page. But what about the stories that sit behind them? The 1987-8 Vauxhall Opel…
Read Story →15 March 2021
Stevenage History: Where Are The Older Stories?
As we look back across Stevenage history, we know that a lot of the tales we tell are fairly recent. But what about older…
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08 February 2021
You’re The Manager: Boro’ and Channel 4
We've had some magic moments on the telly – most of which probably came in the FA Cup. In 2002, however, You're The Manager…
Read Story →05 February 2021
Will The Webmasters Be Football’s Future?
Just picture the scene. It's 2000 and we'd just partied like it was 1999. Because it was. The internet is still a bright, shiny…
Read Story →28 January 2021
Robin Trott
As far as we know, only two lads are now forever immortalised in the name of a Boro' fanzine: Martin Gittings and Robin Trott.…
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23 December 2020
Boro’ Family Ties
As a tight-knit club, it's good to keep things in the family? And we've certainly seen some close family ties over the years. After…
Read Story →21 December 2020
1976: The Year It All Started For Boro’…
This piece was written for the Stevenage v Newcastle United programme in 1998, before their controversial tie at Broadhall Way that was broadcast around…
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