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What a great initiative from @ThornabyFC_.

The club have announced that every resident in Thornaby-On-Tees is being offered a fully funded season ticket for the 2026/27 season - for both the men’s and women’s teams.

What’s more is that this is being done in partnership with Thornaby Town Council who are funding the season tickets.

What’s an incredible way to recognise the importance of a football club to your town and to the wellbeing of people.

This is further acknowledgement from decision makers that football plays a crucial role in place and identity. Long may the trend continue.

[Pete Thornaby FC. @PeterPr73]

@tomhorne1966 @teesbirds1 Great pictures.

[Thomas Horne @tomhorne1966]

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A visit to Rossmere Park today to see the Spoonbills.

[Thornaby FC @ThornabyFC_]

We are pleased to confirm the permanent signing of Joe Kennedy!

Having spent the majority of last season on loan, and winning our young player of the year award, it's fantastic to welcome back such a talented player into the fold.

Joe is available to sponsor.

Welcome back, Joe! 💙

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[Thornaby FC @ThornabyFC_]

Thornaby FC are seeking a number of roles to be filled ahead of next season, which will see the women's side compete in the FAWNL, Men in the Northern League Division One and a huge expansion to our junior section.

Bar Staff
Note taker
Matchday volunteers
Commercial Assistants
Media Assistants

Think you'd be a good fit? Reach out to [email protected] or contact the page!

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[Thornaby FC @ThornabyFC_]

Thornaby FC and Thornaby Town FC & Academy Announce Merger

Thornaby FC are delighted to confirm that Thornaby Town FC & Academy will merge into the club ahead of the 2026/27 season, uniting a minimum of 16 teams — from under-7s through to the over-40s — under a single Thornaby FC banner.

The merger is the result of nine months of constructive discussion between both clubs, and it centres on one shared ambition: to give every young boy and girl in Thornaby the best possible football experience, with a genuine pathway from grassroots to first team.

Lee Cox of Thornaby Town FC said the timing felt right. "After seeing the ambitions and future plans of Thornaby FC, the decision was an easy one. Creating a pathway for local children to progress and represent their local club has always been a major aim for us, and this merger makes that possible."

Teesdale Park will become a home for every player from under-7 upward. Ryan McKnight, COO of Thornaby FC, is clear on what that should mean in practice.

"We've spoken about it in all of our meetings — this is about every player knowing there is not just a path to the first team, but that they're at a club that wants to do everything to make that happen and to make their experience on that journey the best one possible."

The existing Thornaby Town FC committee will remain in place and work alongside Thornaby FC staff throughout the transition. Both clubs were keen to acknowledge the role those relationships played.

Cox added: "We would like to place on record our thanks to the committee and representatives of Thornaby FC for the warm welcome shown throughout discussions."

As a mark of what this merger means to both clubs, Thornaby FC will adopt Thornaby Town FC's red and black striped kit as the official away strip from next season.

The club will look to add further junior sides over the summer. McKnight is already looking beyond the immediate announcement. "This has to be just the start. We need to be a much more active and important stakeholder in the town, and being under this single banner makes that so much easier."

Please note: it is Thornaby Town FC & Academy that is merging into Thornaby FC. Thornaby Town Coaching is a wholly separate entity and has no association with Thornaby FC.

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[Thornaby FC @ThornabyFC_]

Everyone at Thornaby FC would like to place on record our ongoing and sincere thanks to Chief Executive Alison McGee and Managing Director John McGee for their incredible continued commitment, dedication and support towards the club over the past two years.

Since joining the club in July 2024, Alison and John have played a hugely influential role in one of the most successful periods in Thornaby FC’s recent history, helping oversee three promotions — including promotion to the FA Women's National League — as well as the women’s team lifting the County Cup for the first time in the club’s history.

Their passion, leadership and belief in the club continues to drive Thornaby FC forward both on and off the pitch, while the ongoing backing from their company, Durata, through sponsorship and support remains absolutely vital to the continued growth and success of the football club.

The commitment shown by Alison and John to everyone connected with Thornaby FC is deeply appreciated, and the club is proud to continue building for the future alongside them.

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[Thornaby FC @ThornabyFC_]

A message from Gary Phillipson ahead of tomorrow 🤝 #OneClub

[Thornaby FC @ThornabyFC_]

An amazing moment of recognition for the women’s team at half time today, thank you very much to @Boro 🤝💙

Our representatives, management team Curtis and Martin, had a great experience!

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[Thornaby FC @ThornabyFC_]

A trip to David Lloyd’s Teesside the other day, helping the girls prepare for Sunday’s trip to the Riverside 🏃‍♀️

The team took part in various activities, from warm ups to dance class and tennis, followed by the spa 👊

Ready🔵

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[Thornaby FC @ThornabyFC_]

Everything you need to know before Sunday's final 👇
🎟 Adults £10 | Concessions £5
📋 Programmes £2
🅿️ Parking £3
💷 Cash only for entry, programmes & parking
☕ Card only for refreshments in the concourse

🕧 12:30: Ticket office opens
🕐 13:00: Turnstiles open (West Lower Stand)
⚽ 14:00: Kick off

See you there🔵🫡| #OneClub

[Thornaby FC @ThornabyFC_]

Women's first team manager Curtis Collantine and assistant Martin Walker have been invited by @Boro to represent Thornaby FC at tomorrow's playoff game!

The duo will take to the pitch at half time, and the women's team's success this season will be spoken about over the intercom.

Thank you very much to Middlesbrough Football Club and best of luck in your play-off game tomorrow, do Teesside proud! 🔵

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[North Riding FA @NorthRidingFA]

48 HOURS UNTIL KO! 🏆

York City Ladies Development and Thornaby FC Women face off in the CLS Sports North Riding FA Women's Cup final at the Riverside!

Click below for full match details 👇

https://t.co/y8YQgwTxmt

[Thornaby FC @ThornabyFC_]

Let's try this again, shall we?

This Sunday, we take on @YorkCityLFC Development in the County Cup Final at the Riverside Stadium 🤩🏟️

Let's make our support felt and show how much we want this 👊

Cash only for entry, programmes & parking, with the ticket office open from 12.30pm

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[Thornaby FC @ThornabyFC_]

Inside look at our pre-final prep🙌

Shot by Kirky Media

[Pete Thornaby FC. @PeterPr73]

@ThornabyFC_ Great picture of the girls and manager

[Thornaby FC @ThornabyFC_]

The skipper will be live on @BBCTees at 7.10am🎙️

Listen in as she previews the cup final, the club making a stand on the venue, the future of women’s football and more!

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[Thornaby FC @ThornabyFC_]

Our path to the County Cup final!

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[Pete Thornaby FC. @PeterPr73]

@JohnMcM04582246 @ThornabyFC_ Get me to the Riverside
UTT COME ON YOU LADYS.

[Thornaby FC @ThornabyFC_]

Thornaby FC are delighted to confirm that the North Riding County Senior Cup Women's Final will be held at the Riverside Stadium on Sunday 10th May 2026 at 2pm.

Over the last couple of days, the response to our campaign has been amazing. We'd like to thank every one who supported the cause.

The Women's finalists will now take to the Riverside -the same stage as the Men's final - which is exactly what this campaign called for.

We wish to emphasise that, regardless of our future involvement in the final, we maintain the desire for a public commitment that the same venue is arranged for both men and women's sides going forward.

Football gets this right when people speak up. We are proud to have done so.