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In the years since Middlesbrough played their first game in the Football League, hundreds of footballers have pulled on a Boro shirt to represent the club in first-class competitive matches. In this richly illustrated, hugely informative reference work, Dean Hayes has detailed the careers of every single one of those players, whether they are household names or men who made only a handful of appearances at the Riverside Stadium.
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Backed by 50,000 Geordies every home game they have strode the Premier League with a swagger. This book, written by the Evening Chronicle’s John Gibson, pays tribute to the Perfect 10 Magpies.
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This signed copy is a storey that begins in the Holgate End at Ayresome Park and takes in some of the most dramatic years in the football club's history - from the despair of liquidation to a major European final and a move to the Riverside Stadium.

Here, in his page-turning signed autobiography, Slaven recounts tales of his life in football, first as a player and, more recently, on the radio. Forget your modern-day Boro superstars. It takes far more to be a local hero. Legend? You decide.

The Class of '86 is the story of how Middlesbrough Football Club was reborn and went from liquidation to a glorious promotion, a time when fans rediscovered their pride in their football club.

This remarkable and comprehensive book is an essential addition to the bookshelves of any Boro fan, and is sure to delight both young and old supporters alike.

A wistful and atmospheric football journey that will strike a harmonious chord with Boro supporters of a certain age. The Ayresome Angel is a short story of unshamed nostalgia.