Middlesbrough F Collection

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

Middlesbroughs official opening of their new Riverside Stadium in a friendly against Italian side Sampdoria. (Picture) Middlesbrough player Nigel Pearson sighing autographs before the friendly match

Boro club shop, 3rd January 1996

Middlesbrough footballer Alan Moody. 1971

Stephen Pears testimonial and the last ever game to be played at Ayresome Park. (Picture) An emotional Boro player after the game 16th May 1995

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

Three Middlesbrough legends revisit Ayresome Park, from left to right: Harold Shepherdson, Wilf Mannion and George Hardwick. Circa 1994

Bob Mortimer at Ayresome Park, Middlesbrough F. Cs football ground. Circa 1994
Bob Mortimer at Ayresome Park, Middlesbrough F.Cs football ground. Circa 1994

Jaime Moreno Morales (born 19 January 1974 in Santa Cruz de la Sierra) is a former Bolivian footballer now serving as Youth Academy Technical Training Coach for D.C

Middlesbrough 1-0 Wolverhampton Wanderers (Picture) Roger Tames North East commentator at Ayresome Park. 20th November 1994

Middlesbrough footballers leave for Manchester. 1971

Port Vale 0 - 1 Middlesbrough, Division One match held at Vale Park. 24th April 1998

Coca Cola Cup Semi Final First Leg, Stockport 0 - 2 Middlesbrough, held at Edgeley Park. 26th February 1997

English League Cup Match Middlesbrough 2 -1 Liverpool held at Riverside Stadium. 8th January 1997

Middlesbrough 2 -0 Burnley Division 1 match held at Ayresome Park. 13th August 1994

Middlesbroughs Jan Aage Fjortoft at Teesside Airport with his wife Marianna and son Marcus. Circa 1995

Middlesbroughs Jan Aage Fjortoft is looking for a home, meanwhile Wilton Castle will do! 19th September 1995

Middlesbroughs Jan Aage Fjortoft - his other love, reading a good book - this ones about Pavarotti. 19th September 1995

Middlesbroughs Jan Aage Fjortoft in action against Arsenal. 20th August 1995

Middlesbroughs Jan Aage Fjortoft and Chelseas Dennis Wise argue with the referee. Middlesbrough 2 - 0 Chelsea. 26th August 1995

Middlesbroughs Jan Aage Fjortoft sitting on his Audi estate car. 19th September 1995

Middlesbroughs Jan Aage Fjortoft listening to an Opera CD in his Audi estate car. 19th September 1995

Middlesbroughs Jan Aage Fjortoft. 19th September 1995

The Staff at the Boro club shop, 3rd January 1996

Football League Division 1 match, Oldham 1 - 0 Middlesbrough. 5th April 1995

Aerial view of Teesside. The new Boro Stadium. 28th July 1995

Boro supporters unhappy at losing three points. Middlesbrough were deducted points / docked three points and fined 50, 000 by the Premier League for failing to turn up for a fixture at Blackburn

Middlesbroughs Jan Aage Fjortoft in his Audi estate car. 19th September 1995

Ex Boro footballer David Hodgson, wishes his old team the best of luck, 19th April 1995

The Suns sports writer Bob Cass congratulates David Hodgson on his Golden Ball Award, 25th January 1981

David James Hodgson (born 6 August 1960) is an English former footballer who played for Middlesbrough, Liverpool, Norwich City, Sunderland and Sheffield Wednesday

David Hodgson playing for Middlesbrough F. C, final score Middlesbrough F
David Hodgson playing for Middlesbrough F.C, final score Middlesbrough F.C 1 - 1 Brighton, 24th November 1979

David Hodgson, Middlesbrough F. C. 2 - 1 Everton, 22nd March 1980
David Hodgson, Middlesbrough F.C. 2 - 1 Everton, 22nd March 1980

Middlesbrough F. C. v Norwich City, Ayresome Park, Middlesbrough
Middlesbrough F.C. v Norwich City, Ayresome Park, Middlesbrough, final score Middlesbrough 6 - 1 Norwich. David Hodgson (left) and Justin Fashanu (right), 4th October 1980

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"Middlesbrough F. C. : A Journey Through Time and Triumphs" In the heart of Middlesbrough, a football club was born. Led by passionate individuals like Steve Gibson, managing director of Bulkhaul, and co-founder director Michael, Middlesbrough F. C. Has left an indelible mark on the world of football. Rewind to 1971 when Alan Moody graced the pitch as a Middlesbrough footballer. His skill and dedication became synonymous with the club's spirit. Fast forward to Stephen Pears testimonial, which marked not only his incredible career but also Ayresome Park's last ever game. A new era dawned with the official opening of Riverside Stadium in a friendly against formidable opponents. Chairman Steve Gibson and Chief Executive Keith Lamb stood tall as they witnessed history being made. Legends never fade away; Harold Shepherdson, Bob Mortimer - their names etched forever in Middlesbrough folklore. They revisited Ayresome Park, reminiscing about glorious moments that unfolded within its hallowed grounds. The magic continued with Jaime Moreno Morales joining the ranks in 1994. His talent shone bright as he contributed to victories such as Middlesbrough's triumphant 1-0 win over Wolverhampton Wanderers. Journeys are not without challenges; yet determination prevailed when Middlesbrough footballers embarked on their voyage to Manchester in 1971 or triumphed over Port Vale with a resounding scoreline of 0-1 at Vale Park in April 1998. Coca Cola Cup Semi Final First Leg held at Edgeley Park saw Stockport fall before the might of Middlesbrough - a testament to their unwavering spirit and prowess on the field. Middlesbrough F. C. , more than just a team - it is an emblem of resilience, passion, and unity that has captivated generations.