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Boro Tales

Football Heroes' Teesside Deeds

Rob Stewart author

Format:Paperback

Publisher:Great Northern Books Ltd

Published:17th Sep '18

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This book features exclusive interviews with Middlesbrough legends, managers, and captains, recounting pivotal moments in the club's history, including their Carling Cup success and the journey to the UEFA Cup final. Boro Tales captures the essence of the club's evolution and its impact on the community.

Boro Tales offers an in-depth exploration of Middlesbrough Football Club's rich history through a series of exclusive interviews with key figures associated with the club. The book captures the voices of legendary players such as Lindy Delapenha, Graeme Souness, Juninho, and Gareth Southgate, who share their personal experiences and memories from their time at Boro. Their reflections provide a unique insight into the pride and passion that has defined the club over the years.

In addition to player narratives, Boro Tales includes perspectives from esteemed managers who discuss the challenges and triumphs of leading the team from the dugout. The book also highlights the inspirational captains who have played pivotal roles in guiding their teammates. Readers will find detailed accounts of significant moments in the club's journey, including the celebrated Carling Cup victory and the unforgettable march to the UEFA Cup final, as well as the struggles faced during the heartbreaking 1996-97 season.

Furthermore, the book delves into the broader context of the club's evolution, from its origins at Ayresome Park to its current home at the Riverside Stadium. It examines the social and political backdrop of Teesside, featuring insights from former mayor Ray Mallon. With unseen photographs and stories from behind the scenes, Boro Tales not only celebrates the club's achievements but also honors the unsung heroes who have contributed to its legacy.

ISBN: 9781912101757

Dimensions: unknown

Weight: unknown

272 pages