Boro Collection (#2)

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

Boro manager Lennie Lawrence celebrating with players. Wolverhampton Wanderers v Middlesbrough match. Final score 2-1 to Middlesbrough. League Division Two. Molineux Stadium, Wolverhampton

Boro manager Lennie Lawrence on the shoulders of fans. Wolverhampton Wanderers v Middlesbrough match. Final score 2-1 to Middlesbrough. League Division Two. Molineux Stadium, Wolverhampton

Fans during the Wolverhampton Wanderers v Middlesbrough match. Final score 2-1 to Middlesbrough. League Division Two. Molineux Stadium, Wolverhampton. 2nd May 1992

Wolverhampton Wanderers v Middlesbrough, final score 2-1 to Middlesbrough. League Division Two. Molineux Stadium, Wolverhampton. 2nd May 1992

Middlesbrough v Luton Town, the last match played at Ayresome Park. John Hendrie scores the second goal for Middlesbrough. Final Score 2-1 to Middlesbrough. League Division 1. 30th April 1995

English League Division Three match at Ayresome Park. Middlesbrough 4 v Bournemouth 0. Action in the penalty are as Middlesbrough score one of their four goals. 1st November 1986

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

Jack Hatfield (r) owner of Sports Shop, Jack Hatfield Sports, Middlesbrough, & Boro Director, pictured with fellow director Dick Cordon, 24th May 1986

Cheryl Carmichael stands on tiptoes to receive a kiss from bride Wendy Emms, of Middlesbrough, after Cheryl had presented her with a lucky horseshoe after the wedding at St Peters

History goes under the hammer when the great Ayresome Park Auction takes place on 23rd April 1996. Auction manager Brian Hardy from Henry Butcher puts lot numbers on rows of seats on the terraces

Middlesbrough FC chairman Alf Duffield. Tensions mount in the Boro dugout. Alf Duffield puts a restraining hand on Physio Steve Smelt, incensed at the second sending off

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

Jamie Pollock disagrees with the ref, Middlesbrough FC v Chelsea, 26th August 1995

Jamie Pollock of Middlesbrough FC, Boro v Hearts, 8th August 1994

Jamie Pollock tries a run, Middlesbrough FC v Wimbledon. FA Cup match at the Riverside. 7th February 1996

Jamie Pollock on the wing, Boro v Crystal Palace, Selhurst Park, 12th April 1993

Jamie Pollock, Port Vale v Middlesbrough FC, 17th September 1994

Middlesbrough FC v Nottingham Forest at Ayresome Park. Jamie Pollock scores Boros first goal. 2nd April 1994

Jamie Pollock of Middlesbrough FC, Sunderland v Middlesbrough FC. Boro got back on track with a hard fought victory at Roker Park, Sunderland. Their 1-0 win puts them back on top of division one

Jamie Pollock, Portsmouth v Middlesbrough FC, 23rd October 1994

Boros Jamie Pollock tries an early break against Blackburn Rovers, Middlesbrough FC v Blackburn Rovers, 30th September 1995

Jamie Pollock, Middlesbrough FC v Tranmere, 8th October 1994

Jamie Pollock argues with Roy Keane, Boro v Notts Forest, City Ground, Nottingham. 23rd January 1993

Middlesbrough FC football player Jamie Pollock (2nd right) and brother Christopher (2nd left) who have opened a clothes shop called Classified in Church Road, Stockton

Middlesbrough Football Club, new Riverside Stadium under constriction, Circa 1995

Middlesbrough Football Club. Commencement of building new stadium, Friday 28th October 1994. Steve Gibson, Owner, Chairman

Middlesbrough Football Club. Middlehaven site of construction of new stadium, by the River Tees, 1995

3 BULL TERRIERS 1936
VANDAGALE OF WICKSELME(centre) CHAMPION GUARDSON OF WICKSELME(right) CHAMPION BOROS BROCK(left) Date: 1936

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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.