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Errors? Yes, but don’t be too harsh on Rob

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The LeaguePaper Team
16 November 2025

Chris Dunlavy
A FRESH TAKE ON FOOTBALL

ROB Edwards, you rat. So read a banner hoisted above the Riverside’s South Stand in the second half of Middlesbrough’s 2-1 victory over Birmingham last weekend.
A mile or so down the road, a sign outside the Longlands pub declared that Edwards was barred from entry.
“Rob said he was here for the long haul, that he was passionate about the club and that he would put his heart and soul into the job,” landlord Paul McDonald told the Northern Echo. “Now he’s leaving after a couple of months. We’re ...

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