Club
Rediscovering Our Heritage
When the current club was established in July 2004, its founding members had no idea that a club of the same name had existed more than a century earlier, dating back to 1912. This remarkable piece of history only came to light in 2022, when a local resident discovered a sepia photograph of the team taken at Putney Common.
Since that discovery and with the help of our sponsor Thomas Reid (Specsavers – Putney) and other historical experts, we set out to find out as much as possible behind this club and the players in the photo – many of whom would serve our country during World War One.
In recognition of their bravery and courage, the current Putney Town F.C. players marked their respect on Sunday 8th November, 2026 with a two-minute silence before their home match and also re-created the 1912 photo in the exact same location at Putney Common.
To read the full story behind this recently discovered heritage click here.

Cult Football in South West London
Although we are an amateur team, we take our football seriously and strive to be successful. Our objective has always been to build an amateur football club built on the highest possible standards.
We endeavor to provide the best facilities, best kit and equipment, and to maintain a social atmosphere that is like no other.




Organization
Our aim is to operate a highly organised club environment where everyone cooperates – no cliques, more teamwork.

Community
We believe that our club should be an integral part of the local community and we always seek to support local initiatives.

Town on Tour
Going on an end of season tour is part of our club charter. With 13 tours to date – all creating the best memories of a lifetime.

Top Facilities
Our objective is to ensure we can play on the best quality home pitch. No dodgy parkland pitches, no putting up nets.

Diversity & Inclusion
We welcome all players, across all nations, all backgrounds. Once you play for our club, you’ve made friends for life.

Socials
We are a social club who enjoy socialising after matches and the obligatory seshlehem every now and then.



