Middlesbrough fury at ‘spying’ row as ‘venomous’ welcome awaits Southampton

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Investigation too late for Saturday’s game at the RiversideBoro want process sped up amid sanctions uncertaintyMiddlesbrough remain furious with Southampton after catching a man they believe is a member of Tonda Eckert’s backroom staff allegedly spying on a vital training session before Saturday’s Championship playoff semi-final first leg at the Riverside Stadium.Boro have reported the incident to the English Football League, as spying on opposition training is in breach of their regulations. The EFL is investigating the alleged misconduct and, as of Friday, were still waiting for an explanation of what happened from Southampton. Boro want the disciplinary process to be expedited but, as things stand, expect Saturday’s game to proceed as planned. Continue reading...

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