The Ground is named Logie Park after former president Alexander 'Sandy' Logie.
The current record attendance is around 250 from a Scottish Cup second round home tie vs Pollok FC.
Management team and office bearers
The team have been managed since the beginning of the 2019–20 season by Tony Ross, assisted by Lee Davidson and Chris Ross. All 3 are former players with Forres Thistle and with Highland League experience at Lossiemouth.
The clubs President is Stevie Johnston, Vice President, Tony 'Chuck' Young, the Treasurer is James 'Suds' Sutherland and the Secretary is Dutch Holland.
Previous seasons
Season 21/22
Thistle finished a successful league campaign finishing runners up in Division 2 behind Rothie Rovers in a season where the top 2 are to be promoted.
Due to a reconstruction at the end of the year Division 1 and 2 are to be made into one single league renamed the Championship which will deny both teams a promotion
Thistle were also in the Edmundson Electrical Elginshire Cup Final which was lost 5-3 on penalties after a 2-2 draw at Logie Park where they played Division one 3rd place team Dufftown Fc.
The COVID-19 pandemic continued to cause chaos with Junior football and there was only a regionalised cup competition that was not fulfilled to its entirety.
No league games were played due to the ongoing pandemic.
Season 19/20
Forres Thistle management 2021
The Tony Ross era begins.
Thistle was enjoying a very successful league campaign in season 19/20 when the COVID-19 pandemic brought an end to their season.
Thistle were second, only a point behind Burghead but with a game in hand with two being promoted they were in a great position however it was decided that the league would be annulled.
Thistle enjoyed a record crowd vs Pollok of around 250 people at Logie Park.
P15 W12 D2 L1 F53 A18 (+35) PTS 38
Biggest win 7–1 vs Cruden Bay
Heaviest defeat 2–5 vs Downfield (Regional Cup)
Scottish Cup second round defeat 0–3 vs Pollok
Season 18/19
The regionalised Division 1 East and West was no more. Instead it was Division 1 and 2. Thistle suffered a poor season that saw them finish ninth and relegated from Division 1 to Division 2.
Thistle enjoyed a successful campaign in 17/18 finishing third in the First Division West. With two going up, Deveronside pipped them at the death finishing 2 points ahead and Nairn winning the league.
P24 W16 D2 L6 F60 A32 (+28) PTS 50
Biggest win 5–0 vs Spey Valley & Whitehills
Heaviest defeat 0–8 vs Auchinleck Talbot
Scottish Cup second round defeat 0–8 vs Auchinleck Talbot
Season 16/17
Thistle were fifth in the league campaign in the First Division West
P18 W9 D 0 L9 F43 A40 (+3) PTS 27
Biggest win 6–2 vs Burghead
Heaviest defeat 0–10 vs Montrose Roselea
Scottish Cup second round defeat 1–3 vs East Kilbride Thistle.
Season 15/16
Thistle enjoyed a very successful season under former player Scotty Roy.
Finishing second in the league behind Buckie Rovers they also won the Cup double defeating Buckie Rovers on both occasions. In both Cup Finals centre half Chris Ross was sent off for two bookable offences.
P16 W10 D2 L4 F27 A15 (+12) PTS 32
Biggest win 4–0 vs Burghead
Heaviest defeat 1–8 vs Colony Park
Scottish Cup second round defeat 0–6 vs St Anthony's
Double cup fever and success
On the third of June Thistle beat Buckie Rovers 1–0 at Burghead's Forrest Park to clinch the cup double vs Buckie.
A Steven Currie solo effort was enough to clinch the Archibald Cup vs Buckie Rovers
Chris Ross was also sent off in this match for Forres who managed to hold on for the win.
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