Football, slowed down. Friendship, sped up.
Walking football for anyone over 50 in Corby and the surrounding area. No experience needed, all abilities welcome.
We train:
- wednesdays, 7pm–9pm · West Glebe PavillionAll abilities
We started with just 10 players under the Corby Town FC banner. Today we run four competitive teams, and a social calendar that rivals the football itself, as Corby United Walking Football Club.
You don't need to have played football before. You don't need to be fit. Most of us weren't when we started, and that's the point.
Your first session
- What to bring
- Boots with blades (suitable for 4G pitches)
- A water bottle
- Something comfortable to play in
- How to find us
- We train at the West Glebe Pavillion, on the 4G pitch, with plenty of parking, starting at 7pm
- Who to ask for
- Anyone in a Corby United top will know where to point you.
- When to arrive
- 15 minutes before the start time
The squad in action
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What's been happening
Supported by Corby Council
We recently got support from the Corby Town Council Grassroots Fund 2026!
New season, new shirts, new faces
Pre-season is upon us. Ten new members joined since March and we've unveiled the new kit.
Tournament win for Corby United at NNC Walking Sports Festival
A mixed age team came away victors at the North Northamptonshire Council Walking Sports Festival 2026. Competing against teams from Kettering and Daventry, Corby United came away overall winners in the 2026 tournament, played at Kettering Leisure Village.
In their own words
"I had a heart attack in 2018 and was told I needed to exercise but couldn't face the gym. Walking football gave me back something I didn't know I'd lost: being part of a team. My cardiologist is a fan too."
"My husband retired and within six months he was a different man, and not in a good way. He came home from his first walking football session smiling. He hasn't stopped since. I'd pay them."
"Lost my wife in 2019. The club saved me, frankly. Two mornings a week I had a reason to get out of the house and people who knew me. Still do."