2006–07 Middlesbrough F.C. season

During the 2006–07 season, Middlesbrough participated in the Premier League.

Middlesbrough
2006–07 season
ChairmanSteve Gibson
ManagerGareth Southgate
Premier League12th
FA CupSixth round
League CupSecond round
Top goalscorerLeague: Mark Viduka (14)
All: Mark Viduka (19)
Highest home attendance33,308 v Man Utd
Away: 75,967 v Man Utd
Lowest home attendance16,702 v Hull City
Away: 17,520 v Hull City

Team kit and sponsors

Middlesbrough's kits were once again produced by Errea, and sponsored by 888.com for the third season running. The club retained the white band of the previous two seasons.

Search for a new manager

On 4 May 2006, Steve McClaren was chosen to take over as the manager of the England national team after the 2006 FIFA World Cup.[1] Managers linked to take over as new Boro boss included Terry Venables,[2] Martin O'Neill, Tony Mowbray and Alan Curbishley,[3] with Steve Gibson expecting whoever took over to achieve a Champions League place in the near future.[4] Venables declined the job offer citing an unwillingness to return to full-time management.[5] Venables subsequently joined McClaren as England's assistant coach.[6]

Gibson then looked within his own club and decided to name club captain Gareth Southgate as manager. Southgate signed a five-year contract and decided to finish his playing career, at the age of 35, to focus entirely on his new job. His appointment was controversial as he did not possess the coaching qualifications required to manage a Premier League football club.[7] However, at a Premier League meeting on 22 November 2006, Southgate was granted a dispensation to continue in his role until the end of the season, during which time it was announced that he will study for the Uefa Pro A Licence.[8]

Transfers

Summer transfer window

Several players, including Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink[9] and Doriva[10] left the club at the end of the previous season, and Franck Queudrue was sold to Fulham for £3 million.[11] Argentinian left-back Julio Arca was signed from local rivals Sunderland for a fee of £1.75m,[12] and young Frenchman Herold Goulon was signed from Olympique Lyonnais on a three-year deal.[13]

Southgate signed two international defenders to strengthen up his backline following the second game of the season. England international Jonathan Woodgate joined his home-town team on loan from Real Madrid, while Chelsea's German international centreback Robert Huth signed for a fee of £6 million.[14] Charlton Athletic's Jamaican international striker Jason Euell was signed on the final day of the transfer window.[15]

January transfer window

Lee Dong-Gook arrived from Pohang Steelers in the January transfer window, while Ray Parlour,[16] Ugo Ehiogu[17] and Massimo Maccarone[18] all left the club for free.

In
Date Player Previous Club Fee Ref
12 July 2006France Herold GoulonFrance Olympique LyonnaisUndisclosed[13]
26 July 2006Argentina Julio ArcaSunderland£1.75 million[12]
30 August 2006Germany Robert HuthChelsea£6 million[14]
31 August 2006Jamaica Jason EuellCharlton Athletic£300,000[15]
31 January 2007South Korea Lee Dong-GookSouth Korea Pohang SteelersFree[19]

Loans in
Date Player Club from Period Ref
30 August 2006England Jonathan WoodgateSpain Real MadridFull season[14]

Out

For departures of players out of contract at the end of 2005–06 see 2005–06 Middlesbrough F.C. season.

Date Player New club Fee Ref
27 July 2006France Franck QueudrueFulham£3 million[11]
5 January 2007England Kevin BurgessDarlingtonFree[20]
25 January 2007England Ugo EhioguScotland RangersFree[17]
30 January 2007Italy Massimo MaccaroneItaly SienaFree[18]
9 February 2007England Ray ParlourHull CityFree[16]
14 May 2007England Malcolm Christie-Out of contract[21]
15 May 2007Portugal Abel XavierUnited States Los Angeles GalaxyOut of contract[22]
1 June 2007England Stuart ParnabyBirmingham CityOut of contract[23]
6 June 2007England Danny GrahamCarlisle UnitedOut of contract[24]
7 June 2007Australia Mark VidukaNewcastleOut of contract[25]
3 July 2007England Daryl RobsonRepublic of Ireland Galway UnitedFree[26]

Loans out
Date Player Club at Period Ref
2 August 2006England Danny GrahamBlackpool1 month[27]
4 August 2006Australia Brad JonesSheffield Wednesday3 months[28]
25 August 2006England David KnightOldham Athletic1 month[29]
28 September 2006England David WheaterWolverhampton WanderersTo 16 November 2006[A][30][31]
16 October 2006England Adam JohnsonLeeds United1 month[32]
27 October 2006England Tom CraddockWales Wrexham3 days[B][33]
3 November 2006England Jason KennedyBoston United3 months
13 November 2006England Matthew BatesIpswich1 month
23 November 2006England Ugo EhioguLeeds UnitedTo 2007-01-01
1 January 2007England Danny GrahamCarlisle UnitedTo 2007-04-22
8 January 2007England David WheaterDarlington3 months
2 March 2007England Jason KennedyBury3 months
9 March 2007England Josh WalkerAFC Bournemouth1 month

Notes
A Wheater's loan was initially intended to last three months, but he was returned to Middlesbrough after making only one appearance.
B Craddock's loan was initially intended to last one month, but he was injured in his first game and returned to Middlesbrough.

Squad

Appearances and goals

Appearance and goalscoring records for all the players who were in the Middlesbrough F.C. first team squad during the 2006-07 season.[34]

No. Pos Nat Player TotalPremier LeagueFA CupLeague Cup
AppsGoalsAppsGoalsAppsGoalsAppsGoals
1 GK Australia AUS Mark Schwarzer 4203606000
2 DF England ENG Stuart Parnaby 2109+901+1010
3 MF Argentina ARG Julio Arca 28318+327100
4 DF England ENG Ugo Ehiogu 10000+1000
5 DF England ENG Chris Riggott 705+101000
6 MF Spain ESP Gaizka Mendieta 804+300010
7 MF Netherlands NED George Boateng 4123516100
8 DF England ENG Jonathan Woodgate 3603006000
9 FW Australia AUS Mark Viduka 371922+7146+1510
10 MF Brazil BRA Fábio Rochemback 22217+321+1000
11 FW England ENG Malcolm Christie 1724+912+2100
12 DF Austria AUT Emanuel Pogatetz 4223527000
14 DF Germany GER Robert Huth 1418+410+1010
16 FW Jamaica JAM Jason Euell 2009+800+200+10
17 DF Portugal POR Abel Xavier 2011416000
18 FW South Korea KOR Lee Dong-Gook 1103+600+2000
19 MF England ENG Stewart Downing 4223428000
20 FW Nigeria NGA Yakubu 451636+1128400
21 GK England ENG Ross Turnbull 10000010
22 GK Australia AUS Brad Jones 40202000
23 FW Italy ITA Massimo Maccarone 811+610010
24 DF England ENG Andrew Davies 26021+202+1000
25 MF England ENG James Morrison 36215+1322+500+10
26 DF England ENG Matthew Bates 200+100010
27 MF England ENG Lee Cattermole 39222+917110
28 MF England ENG Adam Johnson 1603+901+2010
29 DF England ENG Anthony McMahon 10000010
30 FW England ENG Danny Graham 100+100000
31 DF England ENG David Wheater 211+110000
33 DF England ENG Andrew Taylor 4203407010
38 DF England ENG Seb Hines 21002100

Discipline

Disciplinary records for 2006-07 league and cup matches. Players with 1 card or more included only.[34]

No. Nat. Player Yellow cards Red cards
1AustraliaMark Schwarzer10
2EnglandStuart Parnaby20
3ArgentinaJulio Arca30
5EnglandChris Riggott10
7NetherlandsGeorge Boateng82
8EnglandJonathan Woodgate50
9AustraliaMark Viduka20
10BrazilFábio Rochemback60
11EnglandMalcolm Christie10
12AustriaEmanuel Pogatetz120
14GermanyRobert Huth30
16JamaicaJason Euell30
17PortugalAbel Xavier30
19EnglandStewart Downing40
20NigeriaYakubu20
23ItalyMassimo Maccarone20
24EnglandAndrew Davies30
25EnglandJames Morrison01
27EnglandLee Cattermole120
28EnglandAdam Johnson10
33EnglandAndrew Taylor30

Academy squad

Academy players for 2006-07 season.[35]

Nat. Position Player Academy year
EnglandGKMatthew Atkinson1
EnglandDFJoe Bennett1
EnglandFWJonathan Franks1
EnglandMFDavid Hillerby1
EnglandDFLewis McCardle1
EnglandDFBrent Howell1
EnglandFWNathan Porritt1
CanadaMFShaun Saiko1
EnglandGKJason Steele1
EnglandDFLewis Walker1
EnglandFWNathan Fisher2
EnglandDFJason Honeyman2
EnglandDFJohn Johnson2
EnglandDFRichard Langthorne2
EnglandMFDaryl Robson2
EnglandFWStephen Thompson2
EnglandMFJosh Walker2
EnglandFWPeter Watling2
EnglandDFKevin Burgess3
EnglandMFLee Cattermole3
FranceMFHérold Goulon3
EnglandDFSeb Hines3
EnglandFWBen Hutchinson3
EnglandMFGraeme Owens3
WalesDFRhys Williams3

Pre-season

Results

  Win   Draw   Loss

Note: Results are given with Middlesbrough score listed first.

Game Date Venue Opponent Result
F–A		 Attendance Boro Goalscorers Report
122 July 2006AScotland Rangers0–131,544Report
222 July 2006AEngland Darlington0–1Report
325 July 2006AEngland Barnsley3–13,971Yakubu (2), MaccaroneReport
425 July 2006AEngland York City1–01,342Morrison 55'Report
528 July 2006AEngland Doncaster Rovers0–23,452Report
629 July 2006AEngland Sheffield Wednesday2–15,684Christie, YakubuReport
73 August 2006NSpain Athletic Bilbao0–1Report
83 August 2006AGermany FC Cologne0–2Report
96 August 2006ANetherlands Feyenoord0–2Report
108 August 2006ANetherlands Heerenveen0–4Report
1112 August 2006HItaly Chievo0–08,647Report

Premier League
Further information: 2006–07 FA Premier League

Southgate's managerial reign started with a 3–2 defeat at newly promoted Reading,[36] but was followed up by a 2–1 win home victory over reigning Premier League champions Chelsea.[37] Boro were brought crashing down to Earth straight afterwards though with a 4–0 home defeat to Portsmouth.[38]

Overall, Middlesbrough's form in 2006–07 was indifferent. Promising results such as the surprising home victory over Chelsea were coupled with the team losing away from home to all three newly promoted Premiership sides.[36][39][40] It took until mid-January for Boro to register their first away win of the season, at struggling Charlton Athletic, their first away win since April of the year before.[41] They comprehensively beat Bolton Wanderers 5–1 at home in January, their biggest victory of the season.[42]

Middlesbrough ultimately finished 12th in the table with 46 points, winning twelve, drawing ten and losing sixteen matches - slightly better than last season, but their dismal form in the early and late part of the season prevented them from attaining an even higher position and at one time put them in danger of being relegated. The fact that they were 8 points away from a UEFA Cup spot and 8 points away from getting relegated neatly summed up their season.[43]

Results

  Win   Draw   Loss

Note: Results are given with Middlesbrough score listed first. Man of the Match is according to mfc.co.uk.

Game Date Venue Opponent Result
F–A		 Attendance Boro Goalscorers Man of the Match Report
119 August 2006AReading2–323,855Downing 11', Yakubu 21'VidukaReport
223 August 2006HChelsea2–129,198Pogatetz 80', Viduka 90'PogatetzReport
328 August 2006HPortsmouth0–424,834DowningReport
49 September 2006AArsenal1–160,007Morrison 22'WoodgateReport
516 September 2006ABolton Wanderers0–021,164PogatetzReport
623 September 2006HBlackburn Rovers0–124,959PogatetzReport
730 September 2006ASheffield United1–227,483Yakubu 49'SchwarzerReport
814 October 2006HEverton2–127,156Yakubu 27' (pen.), Viduka 71'HuthReport
922 October 2006HNewcastle United1–030,060Yakubu 85'DowningReport
1030 October 2006, 20:00AManchester City0–136,720MaccaroneReport
114 November 2006AWatford0–218,951DowningReport
1211 November 2006HWest Ham United1–025,898Maccarone 74'DowningReport
1318 November 2006HLiverpool0–031,424WoodgateReport
1425 November 2006AAston Villa1–133,162Christie 43'ChristieReport
152 December 2006HManchester United1–231,238Morrison 66'HuthReport
165 December 2006ATottenham Hotspur1–234,154Huth 80'HuthReport
179 December 2006HWigan Athletic1–123,638Yakubu 67'VidukaReport
1818 December 2006AFulham1–216,891Viduka 74'YakubuReport
1923 December 2006HCharlton2–032,013Yakubu 29', Arca 52'ArcaReport
2026 December 2006AEverton0–038,126WoodgateReport
2130 December 2006ABlackburn Rovers1–222,653Yakubu 61' (pen.)CattermoleReport
221 January 2007HSheffield United3–127,963Viduka 36', Yakubu (2) 69', 76' (pen.)YakubuReport
2313 January 2007ACharlton Athletic3–126,384Cattermole 45', Arca 63', Yakubu 68'VidukaReport
2420 January 2007HBolton Wanderers5–124,614Speed 6' (o.g.), Xavier 10',
Viduka (2) 23', 84', Downing 43'		VidukaReport
2530 January 2007APortsmouth0–019,820WoodgateReport
263 February 2007HArsenal1–131,122Yakubu 63' (pen.)ArcaReport
2710 February 2007AChelsea0–341,699DaviesReport
2824 February 2007HReading2–126,412Viduka 7', Yakubu 69'VidukaReport
293 March 2007ANewcastle United0–052,303WoodgateReport
3017 March 2007HManchester City0–226,427DowningReport
3131 March 2007AWest Ham United0–234,977XavierReport
327 April 2007HWatford4–125,534Viduka (2) 5', 75', Boateng 27',
Rochemback 79'		JohnsonReport
3314 April 2007HAston Villa1–326,959Rochemback 13'TaylorReport
3418 April 2007ALiverpool0–241,458PogatetzReport
3521 April 2007AManchester United1–175,967Viduka 45+1'PogatetzReport
3628 April 2007HTottenham Hotspur2–327,861Viduka 66', Pogatetz 89'RochembackReport
375 May 2007AWigan Athletic1–021,204Viduka 29'PogatetzReport
3813 May 2007HFulham3–129,556Viduka (2) 34', 47', Wheater 45+3'VidukaReport

Classification
Pos Team Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts Qualification or relegation
10 Blackburn Rovers 38 15 7 16 52 54 −2 52 Qualification for the Intertoto Cup third round[lower-alpha 1]
11 Aston Villa 38 11 17 10 43 41 +2 50
12 Middlesbrough 38 12 10 16 44 49 −5 46
13 Newcastle United 38 11 10 17 38 47 −9 43
14 Manchester City 38 11 9 18 29 44 −15 42
Source: Premier League
Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) goal difference; 3) number of goals scored.
Notes:
  1. The highest-placed team who applied for the Intertoto Cup and not in an automatic UEFA Cup spot was awarded with a place in that competition. Blackburn Rovers occupied the Intertoto place, because Portsmouth and Reading did not apply.[44] A further place in the UEFA Cup was up for grabs via the Premiership Fair Play League. The winner is placed into a draw with the winners of Fair Play leagues in other countries. The representatives from the two countries that come out of the hat first are given a place in the UEFA Cup first qualifying round. Since the winners of the Premiership Fair Play League, Tottenham Hotspur, had already qualified for the UEFA Cup by virtue of their league position, their place in the Fair Play draw was given to Aston Villa. However, the places in the UEFA Cup were awarded to the representatives from Finland and Norway.

League progress

This chart shows the league position of Middlesbrough F.C. over the course of the season. The green area represents the UEFA Champions League positions (positions 1 to 4), the yellow area represents what turned out to be the UEFA Cup positions (positions 5 to 7) and the red area represents the relegation places (positions 18 to 20). The lowest position in the league that Middlesbrough reached during the course of the season was 18th, prior to the home game versus Charlton Athletic on 23 December 2006 (an early kick-off result had knocked them down from 17th), and their highest placing was 9th, after the second game.

League Cup
Further information: 2006–07 Football League Cup

Boro suffered an embarrassing home defeat in the League Cup to Football League Two side Notts County in the second round, losing 0–1 with a weakened team - albeit one featuring debutant Robert Huth.[45]

Results

  Win   Draw   Loss

Note: Results are given with Middlesbrough score listed first. Man of the Match is according to mfc.co.uk.

RoundDateOpponentVenueResult
F–A		AttendanceGoalscorers
220 September 2006Notts CountyH0–111,148

FA Cup
Further information: 2006–07 FA Cup

Middlesbrough's FA Cup run was significantly longer than their League Cup run - partly due to them being taken to a replay in every round they played. They drew 1–1 at Hull in the FA Cup, with the replay resulting in an exciting 4–3 win. A 2–2 draw with Bristol City followed, setting up another replay. It was a nerve-wrecking 2–2 draw, with Boro winning 5–4 on penalties, presenting them with a tie at the Riverside with former player Tony Mowbray's West Brom. That game also ended 2–2, and the replay resulted in a Middlesbrough victory via penalties, after a 1–1 draw in normal time. Middlesbrough were eventually knocked out by champions-elect and eventual FA Cup runners-up Manchester United at Old Trafford in the quarter finals. The 2–2 result at the Riverside set up another replay, as Middlesbrough came from behind to lead 2–1, before George Boateng conceded a penalty for handball. Cristiano Ronaldo struck from the spot to force a replay, won by Manchester United 1–0 and ending Boro's run.

Due to every possible match going to a replay, Middlesbrough actually played more FA Cup games than Liverpool had in the competition the previous season, when they emerged as winners.[46]

Results

  Win   Draw   Loss

Note: Results are given with Middlesbrough score listed first. Man of the Match is according to mfc.co.uk.

RoundDateOpponentVenueResult
F–A		AttendanceGoalscorers
38 January 2007Hull CityA1–117,520Viduka 73'
3R16 January 2007Hull CityH4–316,702Hines 32', Viduka (2) 49', 64', Yakubu 57' (pen.)
427 January 2007Bristol CityA2–219,008Yakubu 4', Christie 23'
4R13 February 2007Bristol CityH2–2
(5–4p)		26,328Viduka 69', Yakubu 102'
517 February 2007West Bromwich AlbionH2–231,491Arca 29', Yakubu 45+1' (pen.)
5R27 February 2007West Bromwich AlbionA1–1
(5–4p)		24,925Viduka 63'
610 March 2007Manchester UnitedH2–233,308Cattermole 45', Boateng 47'
6R19 March 2007Manchester UnitedA0–161,325

Off the pitch

Staff changes

First team coach Steve Round left the club on 15 December 2006 following a "difference in philosophy and ideas" with Gareth Southgate, and was replaced by Colin Cooper.[47] Chief European Scout Don Mackay left the team at the end of the year moving to Leicester City as part of their new management team.[48]

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