Ryan McKnight @fcryan

💙 1,750+ season ticket applications received! A huge thank you to everyone who has shown their support for Thornaby FC ahead of the new season. The response has been incredible. If you'd like to find out more or sign up in person, we'll be in Thornaby Town Centre this Thursday from 11am–1pm, ready to answer any questions and help with applications. See you there! 🔵 #OneClub

Our 2026/27 Northern League Division One season will begin at Teesdale Park as we take on Bishop Auckland on Saturday July 25 👊 Our new matchday ticket prices will be in affect 💰 £8 adults | £5 concessions | £3 u18s #OneClub

🚌 Support the lads this pre-season! 🚌 Join us for our trip to @Grimsby_Borough on 4th July and enjoy a day out travelling with the players and fellow supporters. 📍 Departing Teesdale Park 🕥 10:30am ℹ️Return time TBC 💷 £20 per person Seats are limited, so secure your place now by contacting [email protected] or Kev. Let's get behind the boys and make some noise on the road! 💙 #OneClub

One week on... 1000+ season ticket applicants🤯 Thank you for your support 💙 #OneClub

Next season's opponents 🔒 Some heavy hitters visiting Teesdale Park this season ⚔️ Secure your season ticket now 👉 forms.office.com/e/ZW1Rn8PTXY #OneClub

Volunteer and season ticket holder, Paul Gamesby, shares his journey with Thornaby FC 📽️ Live in Thornaby-On-Tees? Register for your funded season ticket here 👉 forms.office.com/e/gSt6sTB6MN

In a ground-breaking move for local football, every resident in Thornaby-On-Tees is being offered a fully funded season ticket to watch over 40 Thornaby FC men and women's home league games for the 2026/27 season. Thanks to an unprecedented partnership between Thornaby FC and Thornaby Town Council, this is believed to be the first time funded football season tickets have been made available at this scale. With over 10,000 households and approximately 24,000 people eligible, the scheme marks the largest single community initiative in the football club's history. Eligible residents must act quickly to secure their funded season tickets before the summer deadline of July 31st. To qualify, you must reside in a household paying the Thornaby Town Parish Council precept and, importantly, tickets can be claimed for each individual member of that household. For those living outside the eligible boundary, Thornaby FC will be announcing its paid season ticket and matchday admission prices tomorrow. Residents should complete the online claim form and then bring proof of their council tax to the club upon collection. 🔗forms.office.com/e/gSt6sTB6MN

What a time to come and be part of Thornaby FC🔵 Our Women playing Tier 4, National League football for the first time in our history and our men ready to improve on their Northern League Division 1 finish last season. With over 40 senior home games, thousands of local people through the gate across the season, now is the perfect opportunity for your business to get involved at Thornaby FC. Club COO, Ryan McKnight said "Being part of Thornaby is about being part of the team, of the club, getting millions of eye balls on your business, your brand, your product, your services but, we hope, most of all, is about the opportunity to come and be part of what is happening at Teesdale Park, being part of that community, being part of a very positive change" Our full commercial brochure is now available, find out how you can get involved with one of the most ambitious clubs at the level. | #OneClub Interested parties should contact [email protected] 🔗thornabyfc-my.sharepoint.com/:b:/p/media/IQ…

Due to another opponent drop out, we are seeking a friendly at home on Saturday 18th July as we look to finalise our men's pre-season schedule📅 Any interested parties get in touch via [email protected] #OneClub

@Fire_and_Skill Status Anxiety.

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. #OneClub

Starting the week a cup winner!😁 #OneClub | 📸Riley Snaps

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We’ve done it! #OneClub

FA U-turns on 'humiliating' cup final pitch switch @BBCTees 🔗bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

@wolvesfancast The absolute state of that car park.

𝐈𝐓'𝐒 𝐌𝐀𝐓𝐂𝐇𝐃𝐀𝐘 🆚 Boro Rangers 🏆 Northern League Division One 🏟 Phoenix Park 📍 TS4 3JW 🗓️April 14th ⏰7.30pm 💷 Entry free or by donation 🤝Sponsored by ERS Ltd A reminder that any gate donations will go straight to the aid of Shaun Ryder, following his serious injury in the original fixture, a great gesture by our hosts💙 #OneClub

Our new crest 💙 Designed around local iconography and shaped by months of conversation with supporters and the wider community. From 2026/27. #OneClub

An amazing initiative from Boro Rangers Football Club for our upcoming fixture, one that we are incredibly thankful for. It is a touch of class, players at this level are part time and rely on more than just football to get by, gestures like this go further than you can imagine. Thank you again, we encourage all supporters to attend Tuesday’s game and leave a donation where they can, and show their support for Boro Rangers too🤝 #OneClub

At home for the final time this season tonight! Come down and cheer on the lads, now confirmed as a Northern League Division One side for next season🔒 📸Kirky Media | #OneClub

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