The name of Scott Thornberry will be known to many Darlington Supporters, due to his popular website, Darlo Uncovered, as well as being a contributor to 'The Quaker', our official matchday programme.

 

 

 

 

 

Scott was present with his wife Tanya and son Connor, when the Commendation was awarded. All enjoyed their day, as guests of the Supporters Club.

Scott has been a fanatical Darlo supporter since a young age, when he attended games with his dad, regularly taking their places in the old East Stand at Feethams. When he reached the age of 12, he opted to move into the 'Tinshed' with his schoolmates, where he cheered on the team for years.

 

 

 

 

The year 1998 was an important year for Scott. Not only did he buy a house, but more importantly, he invested in a computer also. His interest in computers was great, and it wasn't long before he developed his own website. Initially, the website focused on the town of Darlington, however soon became about the towns football team. As many of us know, the 'Uncovered' website is now very popular, with its messageboard being a very active focal point for fans to discuss matters. Scott is a family man who dedicates much of his time to his website in order to provide a valuable service to the supporters of Darlington FC, not only locally but around the world. He has even introduced his 5 year old son, Connor to supporting Darlo(as shown in photo). If you have never visited the site, then I would strongly recommend that you take a look (www.darlofc.co.uk). Scott was nominated for this Commendation, for not only his undoubted support, and promoting the name of Darlington FC, but also for his much valued dedication to providing his website service.

 

 

 

 

 

Congratulations to Scott for this award, and thank you for your outstanding contribution towards Darlington Football Club and its supporters.