About Our
Club

Currie FC is a football club based in Currie, a suburb located to the southwest of Edinburgh, Scotland. The club has a rich history and a strong community presence, making it an integral part of local sports culture.

 

Currie FC has seen various phases of development and competition. Initially playing friendly matches, the club gradually became more organised and began competing in local leagues. Over the years, Currie FC has participated in numerous competitions, including the Scottish Cup and various regional leagues.

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The club's colors are traditionally represented by a distinctive yellow/black kit. The crest often incorporates elements that symbolize the local heritage and community spirit.

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Currie FC plays its home matches at the Currie Community Sports Centre, which provides a range of facilities for both players and spectators. The venue is designed to accommodate various sports and community events, fostering a vibrant atmosphere for local football.

 

One of the key focuses of Currie FC is its youth development program. The club is dedicated to nurturing young talent and providing opportunities for players of all ages to engage with the sport. Through structured training sessions and competitive matches, the youth teams aim to develop skills and foster a love for football.

 

Currie FC prides itself on being a community-oriented club. It actively engages with local residents, schools, and organisations to promote football and healthy lifestyles. Various initiatives, including coaching clinics and community events, help strengthen the club's ties to the local area.

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Overall, Currie FC stands as a testament to the enduring spirit of grassroots football in Scotland. With its commitment to community engagement, youth development, and competitive play, the club continues to play a vital role in the lives of its members and supporters.

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Committee Members 

Chairman - Gerry Butler

Child Protection Officer / Vice Chair - Colin MacBeth

Treasurer - Graham McLachlan

Coach Co-ordinator - Willis Scott

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