athletics stadium at the Rockingham Triangle sports complex. The new ground was opened on 6 September 1985 by Neil Kinnock and featured a cantilever stand with a seated capacity of around 1,000. In 2011, the club moved to Steel Park, built adjacent to the athletics stadium, with the first match played at the new ground on 25 July 2011, a 2–0 win over Notts County. It has a capacity of 3,893, of which 577 are seated. Managerial history Reg Smith (1948) Wally Akers (1950–1958) Johnny Morris (1958–1961) Tommy Hadden (1961–1968) Eric Caldow (1968–1969) George Swindin (1969–1970) Derek Race (1970–1971) Tommy Hadden (1971–1972) Ken Burton (1972–1974) Mick Blick (1974–1975) John Mackin (1975–1977) John Loughlan (1977–1978) Don Martin (1978–1979) Matt McIlwain (1979–1981) Gordon Livsey (1981–1982) Colin Clarke (1982) Harry Fallon (1982–1983) Malcolm Hird (1983) John Flannagan (1983–1986) Colin Foster (1986–1987) Ray O’Brien (1987–1989) Elwyn Roberts (1989–1994) Ian Allinson (1994) Steve Buckley (1994) Pat Rayment (1994–1995) Paul Fitzpatrick (1996) Simon Mason (1996–1997) Ian Benjamin (1997–1998) Peter Dowsing (1998–1999) Lee Adam (1999–2000) Eddie McGoldrick (2000–2001) Wayne Spencer (2001–2002) Rob Dunion (2002) Lee Glover (2003–2004) Rob Dunion (2004–06) Dougie Keast (2006) Kevin Wilson (2007) Graham Drury (2008–2012) Ian Sampson (2012) Chris Plummer (2012–2013) Tommy Wright (2013–2016) Gary Mills (2016–2017) David Bell (2017) Steven Kinniburgh (2017–2019) Ash Robinson, Gary Mulligan (2019–2020) Mark Peters (2020) Tommy Wright (2020) Gary Mills (2020–2022) Lee Attenborough (2022–2023) Gary Setchell (2023–) Honours Southern League Premier Division champions 2008–09, 2014–15 United Counties League Champions 1950–51, 1951–52 Northamptonshire Senior Cup Winners 1950–51, 1962–63, 1975–76, 1982–83, 2009–10, 2012–13 Records Best FA Cup performance: Third round, 1965–66 Best FA Trophy performance: Third round, 1986–87, 2009–10 Record attendance: 2,240 vs Watford, 1986–87 Most appearances: Derek Walker, 601 Most goals: David Hofbauer, 159 (1984–1995) Record transfer fee paid: £2,700 to Barnet for Elwun Edwards, 1982 Record transfer fee received: £20,000 from Oxford United for Matt Murphy, 1993 See also Corby Town F.C. players Corby Town F.C. managers References External links Official website Football clubs in England Football clubs in Northamptonshire Association football clubs established in 1948 1948 establishments in England United Counties League Midland Football League (1889) Southern Football League clubs National League (English football) clubs Northern Premier League clubs