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Overlooking a baron patch of field just yards from the birth place of Captain Cook, a consortium headed by Mr. Keith Sykes discussed the possibility of forming a junior football team. Having been rejected by the headmaster of the local comprehensive to run a football team in “a rugby only” school, the group decided to form a side of their own

Keith Sykes - founder of Marton FC 1982

Founded in 1982, that side played at the Marton Cricket Club Ground on Stokesley Road, with the volunteer support of magnificent coaches, six sides played in Marton shirts just 2 years later. After years of success, initiative and inspiration, Marton F.C has firmly embedded its roots in the local community and beyond. From day 1, the unrivalled support from Marton Cricket Club has enabled Keith Sykes, along with close top officials, to take the club on a journey like no other. National and International Tournaments Conquered, Domestic Leagues and Cups Dominated and an Image and Stature envied by all others.

 

Marton Football club currently employ 20 sides who wear the Marton badge across their hearts, ranging from years 7 up to and including 16's, with girls teams playing also. Such is the size of the club, Marton ventured into acquiring a second ground to play the games, moving away from the village of Marton to a site 5 minutes away in Acklam.. more