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- An Audience with Bryan Robson
Special events· Middlesbrough
An Audience with Bryan Robson
- When
- Saturday, 7 November 2026, 7.45pm
- Where
- Princess Alexandra Auditorium, YARM SCHOOL, SPITALFIELDS, STOCKTON ON TEES, TS15 9EJ
- Sold by
- See Tickets
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About the event
From See Tickets's listing
Bryan Robson was the lynch pin of the Manchester United side transformed under Alex Ferguson in the late 80s and early 90s, and was a driving force for England, playing 90 times for his country between 1980 - 91. Robson made his senior debut for West Bromwich Albion in 1975. A versatile, whole-hearted player, he impressed in central midfield under Ron Atkinson, and followed his manager to Manchester United in 1981 for a record British transfer fee of £1.5million. By this time he was establishing himself in the England national side. As a fiercely competitive defensive midfielder Robson brought fantastic ball-winning skills to any side he played in. His reading of the game, vision and pace, meant he could score and create goals as well. Robson started every game for England during qualification for the 1982 World Cup, and set a record that stood for 20 years when scoring after just 27 seconds of England's opening game of the tournament against France. His manager namesake Bobby Robson viewed him as England's best player, and in all he would captain the national side on 65 of his 90 appearances. For his club, Robson bridged the eras of two different managers. He captained Ron Atkinson's United to FA Cup victory in 1983 and 1985, and became the first club captain to lift the famous trophy a third time under Alex Ferguson in 1990. By the start of the 90s, injuries sustained over 15 years of hard competition, were limiting Robson's first team opportunities.…
Getting there
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