Middlesbrough boss Gordon Strachan hailed an important win after Boro boosted their play-off hopes by beating Queens Park Rangers 2-0.<!--break-->A pair of penalties from Barry Robson late in the first half secured Boro's victory, although Strachan admits the rest of the game delivered little...
16:00 » tribalfootball.comIf slightly more democratic in its favours than the FA Cup, the 50-year-old League Cup still tends to favour the bigger boys. The only final of the last 10 between genuinely unfashionable clubs was the one in which Middlesbrough beat Bolton. Aston Villa and Manchester United contest today's jubilee...
00:00 » The IndependentWHILE he admits having his hands full at Middlesbrough, the former Celtic coach says he will be glued to the Glasgow derby, knowing his old side cannot afford to lose to thei
00:00 » Scotsman.comQPR slumped to defeat in what seems likely to be caretaker manager Mick Harford's final game in charge as Middlesbrough boosted their Championship play-off hopes.
27 Feb » Daily MailGordon Strachan hailed a vital win for Middlesbrough after they boosted their play-off hopes by beating QPR.
27 Feb » SkySports.comTwo first-half penalties from Barry Robson sess Middlesbrough boost their play-off hopes with a routine win.
27 Feb » BBC SportMiddlesbrough recorded their third successive home win as they claimed a 2-0 win over Queens Park Rangers.
27 Feb » SkySports.comTwo first-half penalties by Barry Robson help Gordon Strachan's side defeat relegation-threatened QPR.
27 Feb » Telegraph| English FA Cup 1905-1906 | |||||
| Date | Round | Opponent | Venue | Result | Info |
| 13.01.1906 | r1 | Bolton Wanderers | home | W3-0 | |
| 03.02.1906 | r2 | Brighton and Hove A | away | D1-1 | |
| 07.02.1906 | r2r | Brighton and Hove A | home | D1-1 | aet |
| 12.02.1906 | r2r2 | Brighton and Hove A | neutral | W3-1 | |
| 24.02.1906 | r3 | Southampton | away | L1-6 | |
