Club Crest and Colours
The club crest contains a graphic of Gisborough Priory, a notable Guisborough landmark.
Guisborough Town were formed in 1973 and took their colours from the club that won that year's FA Cup final. They continued to play in red and white stripes, black shorts and red stockings, until a few years ago when they spent time in the Second Division. They now celebrate their return to the Top Flight and will be playing in the original colours for the 2012-13 season.
The 2012/13 season sees the home kit being red and white striped shirt, black shorts and red socks and sponsored by Taylor Wimpey with away kit being all blue sponsored by Cleveland Land Services.
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