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Boro would have made play-offs if Wilder had full season in charge

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Chris Wilder replaced Neil Warnock as Middlesbrough boss in November. Boro were 14th when Wilder took charge and ended up seventh. A points per game ratio of 1.66 would have seen Boro finish in the top six. If Wilder managed Boro for a full season they would have amassed 76 points in total.

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Boro would have made play-offs if Wilder had full season in charge

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