Boro Collection

Riverside Stadium Fine Art - Middlesbrough Football Club
The Riverside Stadium is a football stadium in Middlesbrough, England, which has been the home of Middlesbrough since it opened in 1995

James Beattie Scores Past Ugo Ehiogu for Everton
Beattie scores in front of Ugo Ehiogu

Tim Cahill
Cahill fires in a shot

Andy Van der Meyde's Electrifying Everton Debut: In the Thick of the Action
Van der Meyde on the ball in his Everton debut

Everton's Euphoric Moment: James Beattie's Goal Celebration with Duncan Ferguson
Everton celebrate James Beatties goal

Football Stadium - Middlesbrough FC - Ayresome Park
Ayresome Park was a football stadium in Middlesbrough, Yorkshire, England. It was the home of Middlesbrough F.C. from its construction in time for the 1903ÔÇô04 season

The Riverside Stadium - Middlesbrough FC
The Riverside Stadium is a football stadium in Middlesbrough, England, which has been the home of Middlesbrough since it opened in 1995

Andy Van der Meyde
Van der Meyde tries to get away from Frank Queudrue

Everton's Unwavering Leader: David Weir Rallies His Team Before the Big Match
Weir prepares to lead out his players

Andy Van der Meyde Bids Farewell to Everton Fans: A Heartfelt Salute
Van der Meyde salutes the fans after being substituted

Everton's Moyes Salutes Adoring Fans: A Heartfelt Moment at Goodison Park (Everton vs Middlesbrough)
Moyes applauds the Goodison faithful

McFadden's Determined Shot: Beating Riggott's Defensive Challenge
McFadden tries a shot, despite the attentions of Chris Riggott

Mikel Arteta attmepts a free kick

Steve Gibson (centre), managing director of Bulkhaul with co-founder director Michael O Neil, right and Don Beattie, Managing director of Kieserling UK. Circa 1986

Jack Hatfield, owner of Sports Shop, Jack Hatfield Sports, Middlesbrough, with sons Tom and Peter, 15th October 1987

Middlesbrough FC chairman Alf Duffield and also managing director of Middlesbrough based ITM Offshore. Seen here on board a crane barge

Uwe Fuchs (born 23 July 1966 in Kaiserslautern) is a German football coach and former football player. Pictured is Fuchs, Moore and Cox celebrating another goal

New York City, Throggs Neck Bridge taken from Queens at sunset, connects the boroughs of Queens and the Bronx

New York City, Manhattan seen from the Queensboro Bridge

New York City, Brooklyn, Prospect Park Zoo, lion statue

New York City, Brooklyn, Prospect Park

New York City, Long Island City, Silvercup Studios sign

New York City, Roosevelt Island Tramway

Long Island City, New York, USA downtown borough skyline at dusk

Long Island City, Queens, New York, USA downtown borough skyline at dusk

Football Stadium - Middlesbrough FC - The Riverside Stadium
The Riverside Stadium is a football stadium in Middlesbrough, England, which has been the home of Middlesbrough since it opened in 1995

Roary the Boro mascot and a fan at Middlesbrough Football Clubs Half Term Fun Day help at the Riverside Stadium. 30th May 1996

Jack Hatfield Jnr, from Jack Hatfield Sports, Middlesbrough, pictured holding cricket bat, 11th May 1959

Former Middlesbrough FC chairman Alf Duffield playing dominoes and enjoying a drink in a pub, 3rd February 1984

Jamie Pollock works with the other apprentices in the boot room, 15th October 1991

Yeovil The Boro probably 1920s

The Boro, Yeovil, early 1900s

George Hardwick, Bernie Slaven and Roary the Boro mascot at Middlesbrough Football Clubs Half Term Fun Day help at the Riverside Stadium. 30th May 1996

Middlesbrough player John Hendrie and Roary the Lion, with help from youngsters from Sacred Hearts Primary School, kick off a new child road safety campaign. 7th March 1995

Roary, the Boro Lion mascot, makes his debut at Ayresome Park at a Charity Gala Day. 6th August 1994

Middlesbrough v Sunderland, League Division 1, Final score 2-2. Pictured, Alan Morre playing for Middlesbrough. 11th September 1994

Middlesbrough v Burnley, League Division 1. Pictured (in red)
Middlesbrough v Burnley, League Division 1.Pictured (in red), Alan Moore playing for Middlesbrough. Final score 2-0 to Middlesbrough. Ayresome Park, Middlesbrough. 13th August 1994

Steve Gibson (left), newly appointed to the Middlesbrough F. C
Steve Gibson (left), newly appointed to the Middlesbrough F.C. board, pictured with secretary David Thorne. Circa 1985

Middlesbrough chairman Steve Gibson and Chief Executive Keith Lamb at the first game at the new Riverside Stadium, against Chelsea. Final Score, Chelsea 2 - 0 Middlesbrough, Premier League match

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

New signing Dave Thomas gets his training gear organised on this first day at Ayresome Park. Circa 1981

Harold Shepherdson (left) and Dave Thomas. Circa 1981

Dave Thomas playing for Middlesbrough. Circa 1981

Middlesboroughs new signing, Dave Thomas, shows his style to get past Manchester Citys Norwegian international Aage Hareide. Middlesbrough v Manchester City. League Division One. FInal score 0-0

The sculpture Bottle of Notes, a piece of public art by Claes Oldenburg and Coosje van Bruggen which was commissioned by Middlesbrough Borough Council

Middlesbroughs chairman, Colin Henderson, presents a set of shirts and a signed club pennant to Commander Martin Manning of HMS Jupiter

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 Boros new local, The Malt Shovel in Corporation Road, is hoping for a trade bonanza when Middlesbrough F.C. move into their new stadium. Pictured is landlord Harry Watson supporting the Boro

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"Boro: A Rich Football Legacy and Artistic Haven" From the iconic Riverside Stadium Fine Art to the passionate fans of Middlesbrough Football Club, a city that breathes football. The club has witnessed legendary players gracing its pitch, including Tim Cahill, Andy Van der Meyde, and James Beattie. The team's celebrations have become etched in history as they unite both players and supporters alike. Whether it's an exhilarating goal or a hard-fought victory, the spirit shines through every team celebration. Football Stadiums hold a special place in Boro's heart; Ayresome Park was once home to Middlesbrough FC before moving to the modern Riverside Stadium. These hallowed grounds have seen countless battles fought on their turf, with heroes like Andy Van der Meyde, Mikel Arteta, David Weir, James McFadden leaving their mark. Behind every successful team lies a visionary manager - enter David Moyes. His leadership brought out the best in his players and propelled Boro towards greatness. Under his guidance, moments of triumph were achieved and dreams realized. But there is more to Boro than just football; it is also an artistic haven where creativity thrives alongside sporting excellence. The Riverside Stadium Fine Art showcases stunning pieces that capture the essence of this vibrant city - from breathtaking landscapes to portraits celebrating local heroes. Boro represents not only a rich football legacy but also serves as an inspiration for art enthusiasts worldwide. With its historic stadiums and remarkable players under exceptional managers like David Moyes leading them forward – this city continues to leave an indelible mark on both sportsmanship and artistic expression alike.