Middlesbrough
HistoryMiddlesbrough football club was formed in 1876 from cricket players that played
for the local Middlesbrough cricket team. The club was officially formed in
a gymnasium in the Albert Park Hotel on Linthorpe Road, Middlesbrough. Two years
later a breakaway faction of the club left to form 'Middlesbrough Ironopolis'.
In 1986 after relegation, the club went into liquidation. Steve Gibson, the
current chairman gathered together a consortium to rescue the club. Middelsbrough
subsequently reformed in 1986.Middlesbrough have yet to win a major domestic
honour. They reached the Final of both the F.A Cup and League Cup in 1997 but
lost them both. Nolberto Solano: Solano's soothing Angel's goal fear - 22/12/2004
Bill Howell's report covering Nol's views on Juan Pablo Angel's goals drought More |
Robbie Elliott: Just like making my debut again! - 16/08/2004
Robbie talks about Saturday's game against Boro where a new look defence held it's own in a 2-2 draw. More |
Nolberto Solano: Big-hearted Nobby's no bad apple - 03/05/2004
Graham Hill, writing in the 'Sunday Mercury', looks at how Nol's upbringing in Lima influences his character today. More |
Nolberto Solano: Solano accepts his punishment - 28/04/2004
ITV Football report on Nol's sending off after clashing with the ex-Villa player; George Boateng. More |
John McGinlay: Bolton heroes look to the future - 03/03/2004
Richard Frost interviews John after Sunday's disappointing Carling Cup defeat where the emphasis is on keeping the season alive. Although the article mentions relegation - this is far from John's thoughts... More |
| Internet Stories: 2336 articles | Sheffield Wed 2-0 Middlesbrough - 04/05/2013
Sheffield Wednesday score two first-half goals to defeat Middlesbrough and secure their Championship safety. www.bbc.co.uk |
Middlesbrough cancel Arca contract - 23/04/2013
Julio Arca returns to Argentina to recover from a toe injury after leaving Middlesbrough by mutual consent. www.bbc.co.uk |
Boro boss Mowbray vows not to quit - 15/04/2013
Middlesbrough manager Tony Mowbray says he will not resign despite winning only two league games in 2013. www.bbc.co.uk |
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