Middlesbrough Football Club Collection

Middlesbrough F. C. fans at Ayresome Park. celebrate after gaining promotion to
Middlesbrough F.C. fans at Ayresome Park. celebrate after gaining promotion to the second division. Final score Middlesbrough 0 - 0 Wigan. 6th May 1987

Middlesbrough Football Clubs new training facility at Hurworth near Darlington is slowly taking shape. Pictured, views to the sides. 21st July 1998

Ayresome Park, the home of Middlesbrough F. C which is due to be demolished following
Ayresome Park, the home of Middlesbrough F.C which is due to be demolished following the clubs move to their new stadium. 13th May 1996

The three men at the centre of the discussion oh how to beat the football rowdies. Left to right, Chief Superintendent Ken Thurlbeck

Mr Les Mackay, Chairman of the FA Commission looking into the violence at the Middlesbrough V Leeds match. On the right is Mike McCullagh (Chairman), and Keith Varley (Vice Chairman) on the left

Middlesbrough F. C. footballer Mark Proctor. July 1979
Middlesbrough F.C. footballer Mark Proctor. July 1979

Bruce Rioch and Middlesbrough F. C. fans celebrate after winning second successive
Bruce Rioch and Middlesbrough F.C. fans celebrate after winning second successive promotion, this time as winners of the second division promotion/First Division relegation playoffs. Civic reception

Middlesbrough F. C. fans celebrating at Wembley. 25th March 1990
Middlesbrough F.C. fans celebrating at Wembley. 25th March 1990

Middlesbrough F. C. manager Bruce Rioch circa 1986
Middlesbrough F.C. manager Bruce Rioch circa 1986

Middlesbrough F. C. celebrate after winning second successive promotion
Middlesbrough F.C. celebrate after winning second successive promotion, this time as winners of the second division promotion/First Division relegation playoffs. Civic reception. 31st May 1988

Middlesbrough F. C. fans at Wembley for the Zenith Data Systems Cup
Middlesbrough F.C. fans at Wembley for the Zenith Data Systems Cup. Final score Chelsea 1-0 Middlesbrough. 25th March 1990

Middlesbrough F. C. manager Bruce Rioch. 28th May 1988
Middlesbrough F.C. manager Bruce Rioch. 28th May 1988

The floodlight is taken down at Ayresome Park, the home of Middlesbrough F.C following the clubs move to their new stadium. 11th October 1996

Ayresome Park, the home of Middlesbrough F. C is demolished following the clubs move to
Ayresome Park, the home of Middlesbrough F.C is demolished following the clubs move to their new stadium. 27th August 1996

Bernie Slaven and Wilf Mannion watch as Ayresome Park, the home of Middlesbrough F.C, is demolished following the clubs move to their new stadium. 27th August 1996

Bernie Slaven and Wilf Mannion watch as Ayresome Park, the home of Middlesbrough F.C, is demolished following the clubs move to their new stadium. 27th August 1996

Ayresome Park, the home of Middlesbrough F. C is demolished following the clubs move to
Ayresome Park, the home of Middlesbrough F.C is demolished following the clubs move to their new stadium. 27th August 1996

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"Middlesbrough Football Club: A Legacy of Triumph and Dedication" Middlesbrough F. C. Fans at Ayresome Park celebrate after gaining promotion to the top flight, their cheers echoing through the historic stadium. The passion and loyalty of these supporters are unmatched, as they stand united in their love for the club. The journey continues as Middlesbrough Football Club unveils its new state-of-the-art training facility at Hurworth near Darlington. This modern complex symbolizes the club's commitment to nurturing talent and achieving greatness on and off the pitch. Ayresome Park, once a fortress for Middlesbrough F. C. , is now set to be demolished, leaving behind memories etched in every fan's heart. It witnessed countless victories, fierce battles, and unforgettable moments that will forever be cherished by those who called it home. In an effort to combat football rowdies, three influential men gather at the center of discussion on how to maintain peace within stadiums. Led by Mr Les Mackay, Chairman of the FA Commission investigating violence at matches, they strive towards creating a safe environment where families can enjoy this beautiful game without fear. Mark Proctor stands tall as a true representative of Middlesbrough F. C. , his dedication evident both on and off the field. As a footballer embodying resilience and skill, he inspires young talents aspiring to wear that iconic red jersey one day. Bruce Rioch becomes synonymous with success during his tenure as manager for Middlesbrough F. C. , leading them to back-to-back triumphs. His strategic brilliance combined with unwavering support from passionate fans creates an atmosphere ripe with celebration and joy. Wembley Stadium witnesses euphoria as Middlesbrough F. C. 's loyal supporters come together once again on March 25th in 1990. Their chants reverberate throughout history as they revel in yet another milestone achieved by their beloved team.