Talk:History of Middlesbrough F.C.
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[edit] Created article
Heya guys - hope this improves the Middlesbrough F.C. experience for those on Wikipedia. Just wondered what people think of creating sub-sections within this article for McClaren and Robson in particular. I think there'd be a lot of news about this stuff online to reference, and I reckon it could be relevant, particuarly when talking about the cup finals and runs. 82.39.158.11 20:59, 27 April 2007 (UTC)
[edit] Mannion, Hardwick and a missed opportunity (1919-1946)
Is it just me or does this section not make complete sense to a first time reader? It talks about the record of third place being expected to be beaten but for WW2 to intervene, but then mentioning before the war we finished third. But the club finished third before WW1, and only finished 4th (according to 1938-39 in English football) in 1938-39 so not only is it confusing but factually incorrect. Plus, that puts the whole of 1919-1938 without anything interesting happening (maybe nothing did), so it could use expansion if anyone has any information. --Simmo676 16:11, 23 May 2007 (UTC)
[edit] Ironopolis Picture
Is it really relevant to the article to display the winning Ironopolis side? They did break away from us but they have their own article on them with their details and this is about our side's history. --Simmo676 08:54, 15 June 2007 (UTC)
