Northampton Town Supporters' Trust was formed in January 1992, as a result of a large public meeting attended by over 600 fans. This meeting was called by a group of ordinary supporters, including Rob Marshall, editor of the fanzine What a Load of Cobblers, and Brian Lomax, in response to a financial crisis at the club and a series of misleading statements issued by the then chairman.
Posted on 15th Jul 2018
Please come and see us at NTFC's Open Day on Sunday. If you are not already a Trust member, why not sign up and help us to preserve the future of League football in Northampton?
Posted on 5th Jul 2018
Leyton Orient Fans Trust has returned the £2,500 which NTFC Supporters Trust donated to the east London club's regeneration fund.
Posted on 3rd Jul 2018
The life and times of Northampton Town Supporters Trust
Posted on 29th Jun 2018
NTFC Supporters Trust are pleased to announce confirmation of a tour of the First World War Western Front Battlefields. 1918 marked the final year of the war and Northampton Town suffered grievously, losing, in total six players including Walter Tull, player–manager Fred Lessons and Victoria Cross recipient Bernard Vann.
Posted on 7th Jun 2018
The Walter Tull Memorial at Sixfields has been restored in readiness for the Remembrance services later in the year.
Posted on 28th May 2018
Trust accepts that the re-naming of Sixfields Stadium reflects today's commercial pressure across the world of football - but Sixfields will always be Sixfields
Posted on 22nd May 2018
Trust hopes to broker deal to kick start the re-development of the East Stand at Sixfields
Posted on 14th Apr 2018
Latest from the Trust on another missed deadline for the East Stand and the departure of 5USport.
