AYRESOME PARK 
Home of Middlesbrough Football Club between 1903 and 1995
 
Middlesbrough's Ayresome Park was closed for the final time in 1995 after Boro sealed the old Second Division title with club legend John Hendrie scoring the last ever competitive goal at the ground. It was an exciting time to be a Boro fan although there was more than a hint of sadness as the club vacated their home of 92 years to move to the modern Riverside Stadium. The ground was eventually demolished in 1997 whilst a short distance away Middlesbrough were entertaining the country with the likes of Juninho, Ravenelli and Emerson.
 
Ayresome also famously hosted three group games during the 1966 World Cup including the iconic occasion where North Korea beat the International giants Italy.
 
*** Order Specifics ***
 
Orders are for prints only unless otherwise stated.
Any frames included in images are for promotional purposes only.
A3 and A4 prints come on 250gsm card.
A2, A1 and A0 prints come on 160gsm wallpaper.
It is recommended that A3 prints are framed in a mount. For this purpose, the image size is approximately 2mm larger than A3 on all sides and a further 2mm white border remains on all A3 prints to assist in framing the print behind a mount.
Should you prefer your print to be the precise measurement of A3, please confirm in the notes when ordering.
Please note that the framed option for the print is for A3 only, unless otherwise stated, and all prints are framed in black. Framing options are not available for outside of the UK.
Orders for A2, A1 or A0 prints can take up to three working days longer to dispatch than the standard prints as these are printed to order.
Should you have any queries with regards to any of the listings, please do not hesitate to contact me.