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Middlesbrough on TV and Stream
Introducing the Bad Boys From the Boro: Middlesbrough F.C., or, as they're also known, The Boro and the Smoggies! This team has some excellent players on its roster, which makes for great football on TV and live stream! Here's why you should give Middlesbrough on TV and live stream a try!Â
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Historical Background
Middlesbrough Football Club is a professional football club that plays in the EFL (English Football League) Championship, England's second-highest tier of professional football! This club is almost ancient since it was founded 143 years ago in 1876 in Middlesbrough, North Yorkshire!
It didn't take them long to start playing with the big boys, since a bit over a decade later, that is in 1889, the team went professional! Since then, the team has only spent 2 seasons outside of the top 2 divisions, proving themselves worthy of their rank!
Crest and ColoursÂ
The club's first kit consisted of white shirts, blue shorts with blue socks. Then, in 1899, they decided on their colours for good: red and white! Although they decided on their colours pretty quickly, their crest is a different matter: the first crest was the town's coat-of-arms, but with a red lion instead of a blue one to match the kit.
Then, in 1973, they used only the red lion with the club's initials beneath it. This was updated in 1986 to a circular crest with the lion in the middle, encircled by the words 'Middlesbrough Football Club 1986'. Finally, in 2007, the crest was changed to a shield with the lion inside and the words 'Middlesbrough Football Club 1876' around it.
Stadium
It took this team a while to find a home to play in! The club first played at Albert Park, but were kicked out after not respecting the property. Then they rented Breckon Hill until 1880, when the rent proved too high for the still-amateur club.
Then, in 1882, they moved to Linthorpe Road Ground; however, as the team grew, the club was forced to moved to a new ground, and in 1903 moved to Ayresome Park. This stadium was their home for 102 years, that is, until 1995 when the club moved to Riverside Stadium, their current home.
Key PlayersÂ
So many players to mention, but here are the ones that definitely deserve your attention: firstly, there's Darren Randolph who earned the Player of the Year award in 2019! Then we'd have to mention George Friend who won Player of the Year twice in 2014 and 2015! Last, but not least, there's Ryan Shotton, who has earned a rating of 7.09, the highest of the team!
Records and Noteworthy Stats Â
This team have definitely proven themselves worthy of their professional status by winning the Football League First Division once, the Football League Second Division 3 times, and the EFL Cup once! They were also runners-up in the 2006 UEFA Europa League!
Supporting the Smoggies!
Although it was initially an insult, Middlesbrough fans now wear this title proudly, and you can too! But, when is Middlesbrough on TV? Checking football TV listings, especially Middlesbrough TV listings, will make sure you watch this great team! Be sure to also check FA Cup TV listings to see when is FA Cup on TV to watch Middlesbrough play the FA Cup on TV and live stream!
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