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Wednesday, December 14, 2016 7:45 PM
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Middlesbrough Football Club, The Riverside Stadium, Middlesbrough TS3 6RS, Central, Middlesbrough, N/A, United Kingdom
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Are you game for the Riverside Middlesbrough Vs Liverpool Match in December?
Wednesday, December 14, 2016 is a special day, one that you should spend at Riverside, England. Why? Well, it's the day when the Riverside Middlesbrough Vs. Liverpool football match will take place. If you're a fan of Liverpool, it's only fair that you know a bit about the Middlesbrough Football Club as well, and vice versa. Read on to get your facts all in place before the match!
The Liverpool Football Club: Cool Facts
Based out of Liverpool, the Liverpool Football Club has been around since 1892. The matches are always held at Anfield, except the famous Middlesbrough Vs Liverpool matches. There's quite a bit we can tell you about the Liverpool Football Club, if you don't know already. We figure that if you're a true fan, you're already up to your ears with all the latest news, so we'll just present some fun facts:
** Liverpool Football Club has to its credit innumerable cups since its inception. Most notable of them are 18 League titles, 3 UEFA Cups, 5 European Cups, 7 FA Cups, 3 UEFA Super Cups, 15 FA Community Shields and 8 League Cups.
** The Liverpool Football Club cleared a revenue of 391 million Euros for the year 2014-15. During this period, the club was listed as the ninth highest-earning football club in the world.
** Liverpool has held the honour of being the eighth most esteemed soccer club in the world, during the 2016 countdown. Guess how much the club was valued at? A cool $1.55 billion!
** The club was well-known as a force to be reckoned with both in English and European football, especially during the 1970s and 1980s.
** Guess who was captaining when Liverpool Football Club won the European championship for the 5th time? Steven Gerrard, of course! He helped the club win the final against Milan in the 2005 UEFA Champions League.
** In 1985, when the club was playing in the Heysel Stadium, a wall collapsed and 39 fans died in the disaster. This created such a hue and cry that all English clubs were banned from entering European competitions for the next five years.
** The Hillsborough disaster was the next tragedy to take place, in 1989. Ninety six supporters of the club died and 766 were injured, crushed against the perimeter fencing through poor crowd control by the police.
The Riverside Middlesbrough Football Club: Cool Facts
Based out of North Yorkshire, the Riverside Middlesbrough Football Club was formed in 1876. All matches were played at Ayresome Park for a cool 92 years, from 1903 to 1995. These days, matches are played at Riverside Stadium, especially the noteworthy Middlesbrough Vs. Liverpool matches. Did you know that in 1992, the Riverside Middlesbrough Club was a founding member of the Premier League? The club is pretty strong and backs itself to win all its matches. It considers only Sunderland, Newcastle United, and Yorkshire club Leeds United as its true rivals.
Some fun facts you might like about the Riverside Middlesbrough Football Club:
** The club almost closed shop in 1986 due to financial difficulties. It was thereafter saved by Steve Gibson, who later on became the club's chairman.
** The club was relegated from the Premier League during 1996-97 for failing to comply to certain specifics. They were promoted to Premier League again the following season. After this, Riverside Middlesbrough spent 11 successful seasons before being kicked out of the Premier League in 2011.
** The club won the Premier League Cup in 2004.
** The Riverside Middlesbrough Club's team kit is red and white.
** A lion is the club's current crest. However, this crest has undergone many changes over time. The changes range from a red lion, to a blue lion, to the letters M.F.C underneath the lion in red. The crest currently in use is a lion within a shield, with the legend Middlesbrough Football Club 1876 written below.
** Here's another fun fact! Did you know Middlesbrough actually has its own TV channel? They do. It's called ''Boro TV', and they show only football matches on the channel. It's called Boro TV'' because it was started by a Boro fan called Dave Roberts.
Are you game for the Riverside Middlesbrough Vs Liverpool Match in December?
Wednesday, December 14, 2016 is a special day, one that you should spend at Riverside, England. Why? Well, it's the day when the Riverside Middlesbrough Vs. Liverpool football match will take place. If you're a fan of Liverpool, it's only fair that you know a bit about the Middlesbrough Football Club as well, and vice versa. Read on to get your facts all in place before the match!
The Liverpool Football Club: Cool Facts
Based out of Liverpool, the Liverpool Football Club has been around since 1892. The matches are always held at Anfield, except the famous Middlesbrough Vs Liverpool matches. There's quite a bit we can tell you about the Liverpool Football Club, if you don't know already. We figure that if you're a true fan, you're already up to your ears with all the latest news, so we'll just present some fun facts:
** Liverpool Football Club has to its credit innumerable cups since its inception. Most notable of them are 18 League titles, 3 UEFA Cups, 5 European Cups, 7 FA Cups, 3 UEFA Super Cups, 15 FA Community Shields and 8 League Cups.
** The Liverpool Football Club cleared a revenue of 391 million Euros for the year 2014-15. During this period, the club was listed as the ninth highest-earning football club in the world.
** Liverpool has held the honour of being the eighth most esteemed soccer club in the world, during the 2016 countdown. Guess how much the club was valued at? A cool $1.55 billion!
** The club was well-known as a force to be reckoned with both in English and European football, especially during the 1970s and 1980s.
** Guess who was captaining when Liverpool Football Club won the European championship for the 5th time? Steven Gerrard, of course! He helped the club win the final against Milan in the 2005 UEFA Champions League.
** In 1985, when the club was playing in the Heysel Stadium, a wall collapsed and 39 fans died in the disaster. This created such a hue and cry that all English clubs were banned from entering European competitions for the next five years.
** The Hillsborough disaster was the next tragedy to take place, in 1989. Ninety six supporters of the club died and 766 were injured, crushed against the perimeter fencing through poor crowd control by the police.
The Riverside Middlesbrough Football Club: Cool Facts
Based out of North Yorkshire, the Riverside Middlesbrough Football Club was formed in 1876. All matches were played at Ayresome Park for a cool 92 years, from 1903 to 1995. These days, matches are played at Riverside Stadium, especially the noteworthy Middlesbrough Vs. Liverpool matches. Did you know that in 1992, the Riverside Middlesbrough Club was a founding member of the Premier League? The club is pretty strong and backs itself to win all its matches. It considers only Sunderland, Newcastle United, and Yorkshire club Leeds United as its true rivals.
Some fun facts you might like about the Riverside Middlesbrough Football Club:
** The club almost closed shop in 1986 due to financial difficulties. It was thereafter saved by Steve Gibson, who later on became the club's chairman.
** The club was relegated from the Premier League during 1996-97 for failing to comply to certain specifics. They were promoted to Premier League again the following season. After this, Riverside Middlesbrough spent 11 successful seasons before being kicked out of the Premier League in 2011.
** The club won the Premier League Cup in 2004.
** The Riverside Middlesbrough Club's team kit is red and white.
** A lion is the club's current crest. However, this crest has undergone many changes over time. The changes range from a red lion, to a blue lion, to the letters M.F.C underneath the lion in red. The crest currently in use is a lion within a shield, with the legend Middlesbrough Football Club 1876 written below.
** Here's another fun fact! Did you know Middlesbrough actually has its own TV channel? They do. It's called ''Boro TV', and they show only football matches on the channel. It's called Boro TV'' because it was started by a Boro fan called Dave Roberts.