Winter Sports - Football
We were one of the first clubs to have a training ground, then others jumped on board and we were left behind a little
Middlesbrough’s training ground The club’s Academy net is flung far and
wide to capture young players for its development programme, billed as one of the most successful in the game. For the 2014/2015 season, no fewer than
114 young players were registered to play for the eight Middlesbrough teams from the U9s to the U16s. Above that, came twenty-four full-time scholars, seven first years, ten second years and seven third years, plus thirteen U21s. Boro also participate in new national U18
and U16 programmes designed to nurture England’s most promising talent, but is aware that it is testing itself against some of England’s biggest clubs, such as Manchester City, Manchester United and Liverpool. Tony also has responsibility for tending the
ground at Eston, community home of MFC Foundation, the body set up by chairman Steve Gibson as the club’s independent charitable arm. Based at the Willie Maddren Centre in the East Stand of the Riverside Stadium, the charity began in 1996 as
MAINTENANCE FOR ALL SYNTHETIC SPORTS SURFACES
Middlesbrough Football Club in the community before its relaunch in 2013. A full-size artificial was laid nearly a year ago, which is rented out to local teams, further boosting Boro’s commitment to the community.
Apprenticeship success
Tony heads a tight-knit team across the club’s three sites, with five based at the training ground permanently and two at the Riverside, including Tony, one at the Eston
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