Football Clubs & Equipment in Newcastle upon Tyne

From a humble beginning in a Potteries park in 1964 as a Sunday League side, Newcastle Town has developed to their current Status as a leading North West Counties League Division I Club. The club has a stadium with a capacity of 4, 000, covered accommodation for 1000, seating for 300, a new clubhouse

Like all nice things, Club Website began from a very simple idea. We wanted an online home for our local club to communicate with players, parents and even other clubs in the area, whilst having some fun along the way. But we didn't know where to begin. Ping' went a light bulb and Club Website started.

Ryan Hutchinson who played for the club from mini-soccer until he left last summer after playing for the U16s has been signed by Celtic FC. Ryan is a player who developed late and was able to pick his choice of club after more than one Scottish club showed interest in him to sign. This shows that it

THE 21st century sees the Magpie's famous nest transformed into a towering structure housing 52, 387 supporters with facilities the envy of most clubs in Europe. St James' Park is the oldest football stadium in the North East, football having been 1st played on the turf as early as 1880. Now, with both

Barry had 12 years at Newcastle United Football in the Community, and until recently was the Coach Development Officer who co-ordinated and delivered projects within the scheme. Barry spent 8 years developing local talent within Newcastle United Academy as a staff Coach. We're looking to evolve links

It was originally called Elswick Football Club but was renamed in it's 2nd season changing colours to red white and blue which are still the colours to this day. Northern originally played at Mill Inn, Westgate and moved to a number of different sites including the Town Moor. A period of sixty years