Middlesbrough Collection (page 10)

Middlesbrough legend Juninho comes to terms with the Teesside weather as he sees snow for the first time. 17th November 1995

Middlesbrough new Riverside Stadium. The first match in the new stadium against Chelsea resulting in a two nil victory for Middlesbrough. 26th August 1995

Middlesbrough team 1946 - 47 season, which including George Hardwick, Wilf Mannion and Harold Stepherdson. Circa August 1946

Middlesbrough v Nottingham Forrest 16th March 1996 Middlesbrough legend Juninho with fellow Brazilian international Branco

Middlesbrough Chairman Steve Gibson and manager Bryan Robson at a press conference to make a statement about the untrue story that appeared in Saturdays Daily Mirror 11th January 1997

Middlesbrough player Juninho is mobbed by fans at the Riverside Stadium before the official opening match against Sampdoria. 12th November 1995

Middlesbrough player Peter Bearrie seen here in action October 1995 Gary Rowell in background

Middlesbrough player Peter Beagrie as an apprentice 13th August 1984

Middlesbrough player Peter Beagrie in action against Blackburn Rovers 2nd November 1985

Middlesbrough new Riverside Stadium under construction. 6th June 1995. Middlesbrough FC have installed the letters MFC in the East Stand of the new Cellnet Riverside Stadium

Middlesbrough fans Jinsky, Owen McCabe and Steve Palmer welcome Juninho to Teesside with a homemade banner. 16th October 1995

Middlesbrough player Juninho talks to the press after signing for the club for a second time. 30th December 1998

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

Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, at Trafalgar John Brown Offshore module yard at Port Clarence. 17th July 1995

Fifty years a valentine, Middlesbrough, North Yorkshire. 1975

Newcastle 3-1 Middlesbrough, Division Two League match at St James Park, Saturday 17th March 1984. Terry McDermott scores goal number 2

Spencerbeck and Hemlington Estates. 1972

Middlesbroughs Paul Sugrue, right, gets quickly past a Wolves defender. Middlesbrough v Wolverhampton Wanderers, League Division Two, final score 0 - 0. Ayresome Park, Middlesbrough, 23rd April 1983

Paul Sugrue playing for Middlesbrough. September 1984

Paul Sugrue, November 1984

Transfer seeking Paul Sugrue won t get far on this bike! But the exercise bicycle is still a welcome addition to Boros treatment room, courtesy of Ray Sayer, left

Middlesbrough 1-0 Barnet, League Cup match at the Riverside Stadium, Tuesday 16th September 1997

Seal Sands fire station childrens party. 1972

Xmas lights, Cleveland Centre. Middlesbrough, North Yorkshire, 1972

Presentation to retired railwaymen, Middlesbrough. 1972

People shopping inside Tower House, Middlesbrough, North Yorshire. 1972

A young skiffle group playing their instruments. Left to right in front, Leslie Bennett, Mike Reid and Susan Bennett, and behind, Peter Reid and Tommy Bennett

Tottenham Hotspur 1-2 Middlesbrough, Division One match at White Hart Lane, Saturday 7th April 1979. John Mahoney Middlesbrough Football Player (left)

John Mahoney, Middlesbrough Football Player, 19th July 1979. Pre season photo-call, Editorial Use Only

Middlesbrough 2-0 Aston Villa, Division One match at Ayresome Park, Saturday 10th March 1979. John Mahoney, Middlesbrough player tries to find a way through to goal

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

Cricket at Acklam Park. Middlesbrough, North Yorkshire. 1971

Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh visit Prissick Base during the Silver Jubilee tour. 14th July 1977

Second stage of Middlesbrough Town Hall £100
Second stage of Middlesbrough Town Hall £ 100, 000 face lift is under way and the Corporation Road frontage of the building is encased in splints

The crumbling stonework of Middlesbrough Town Hall came under the experts eye... at 170ft in the air. An urgent safety check was ordered after council officials noticed damaged masonry on the clock

Newlands School, Middlesbrough, 2nd May 1997. Pictured, Under 14s Girls Football Team with captain Alexa Coates holding the winners Madras Tournament Trophy

Newlands School, Middlesbrough, 13th May 1993. Pupils with 100% attendance were given certificates to prove it! From left, Jamie Scotchbrooke, Dominic Marshall, Christine Roe and Tina Lucas

A new landmark in the history of Clevelands health service was reached at the weekend. It was a time for celebration at the new South Cleveland Hospital as the first in-patients arrived on Saturday

North Ormesby Hospital. 23rd October 1980

Whitehall is being asked to add North Ormesby Hospital to Middlesbroughs list of buildings of special architectural or historic interest - to prevent it being demolished. 3rd September 1981

The new Law Courts in Middlesbrough. 1973

Newlands School, Middlesbrough, 12th March 1998. Pupils are producing their own newspaper, The Orbiter, for a competition

Newlands School, Middlesbrough, 8th October 1997. Cultural Education, pupils get a feeling for South African music, drama and dance culture from Masvino, Zimbabwe

Newlands School, Middlesbrough, 7th June1996. Pictured, Newlands School Girls Football Team who have won all 15 of their matches, and with wone match to go, are aiming for a 100% record season

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Middlesbrough, a city steeped in history and sporting excellence. From the iconic Ayresome Park Stadium Fine Art to the legendary Middlesbrough Football Club, this place is a haven for football enthusiasts. The Ayresome Park Art captures the essence of this club's rich heritage, reminding us of the glory days that unfolded within its walls. But Middlesbrough isn't just about football; it boasts other remarkable landmarks too. The Riverside Stadium Art stands tall as a symbol of modernity and progress, showcasing how this city has evolved over time. And let's not forget about the majestic Middlesbrough Transporter Bridge, an engineering marvel that connects England with its proud inhabitants. The heart beats at its Town Hall, where countless cultural events have taken place throughout history and has witnessed extraordinary performances like McCoy Tyner mesmerizing crowds at the Newport Jazz Festival in July 1978 – a moment etched forever in our memories. As we stroll through Linthorpe Road, we are transported back to the vibrant streets of Teesside during their heyday. The Foundry Clock serves as a reminder of bygone eras when hard work was celebrated and time seemed to move at a different pace. Even amidst all these historical gems lies room for lightheartedness. A Spot of Bother occurred at Ayresome Park in March 1973 – perhaps an amusing incident that brought laughter to both players and spectators alike. And then there's Southbank - Free to Roam - where residents found solace and freedom amidst nature's embrace during the 1970s. This serene spot offered respite from bustling city life while still being part of something bigger: Middlesbrough's ever-evolving story. Lastly, Steve Bloomer stands tall as one of England's finest footballers and managers hailing from this very place. His legacy embodies passion, dedication, and the unwavering spirit of Middlesbrough.