Non-League Paper

WE’RE THE NEW PRIDE OF BORO!

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
19 November 2023

Tony Talking

HAVING opened English football’s newest stadium, namely Phoenix Park, in September, Boro Rangers became the first club to host Northern League football in the town of Middlesbrough for 124 years.
Middlesbrough FC were the previous side to do so back in 1898/99 prior to gaining Football League membership, but now Rangers follow in those illustrious footsteps. They play on a 3G pitch which cost £500,000 to install inside the Trinity Catholic College on Lacy Road.
Containing 100 seats and covered standing for another 100 spectators, it comfortably meets string...

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