The Coundon Court Old Boys' FC was formed in 1981 from the highly successful Coundon Court School Under 16 soccer squad who carried off two major local school cup finals, one being the 3-1 victory against Woodlands School at Coventry City's ground at Highfield Road. For those interested in history Coundon Court, situated in the leafy North West of Coventry was once the private residence of George Singer, the bicyle and car manufacturer (1847-1909). It was his workers who played for Singer FC which eventually became Coventry City FC. Coundon Court is now the biggest comprehensive school in Coventry and the Old House as it is called can be seen from the pitch where the Old Boys play.
The majority of the ex-pupils who played in 1980 and a few others from previous years were the basis of the club who formed to play and accepted into the Coventry Alliance League in the 1981-82 season. A pitch was offered by the school, the Parent Teachers Association bought the first kit - yellow & red vertical stripes, black shorts and socks - and a bunch of 16/17 year olds, nearly all unemployed, played their first match against Triumph FC on 29th August 1981 drawing 1-1 with Evans scoring. Promoted in their first season the final statistics make interesting reading.
	" WINNER'S TROPHY CET CUP 1980" THE BEGINNING OF THE DREAM...

Twenty one years later, the club now runs three teams in the Coventry Alliance Premier division, and divisions 3 & 4. The club headquarters are situated in Northbrook Road, Coventry at Northbrook Road Sports and Social Club where the fine clubhouse, prospect and pitch make it a unique venue in the heart of a beautiful conservation countryside.

In 2002 the club won both promotion into the top Alliance Premier division and celebrated its 21st birthday.