Before the club vanished in 2008/09 season the Newcastle Blue Star was a football club based in Newcastle upon Tyne and was established in 1930. They joined the Wearside League in 1973 and won the FA Vase in 1978. Having won promotion to the Northern Premier League the club went through off field trouble resulting in the collapse of the football club. 

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Its interesting to note the Newcastle Blue Star played most of their games at the Wheatsheaf Ground (also known as Druid Park in the West of the city) and at Kingston Park (the home of the Newcastle Falcons).

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Newcastle Blue Star Football Club is now the fastest growing amateur football club in the North East of England, United Kingdom. Our goal is to bring success back to this historic club and to provide top level football for the whole community to enjoy. 

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With vital support from 1978 FA Vase winners Paul Dixon and Ian Crumplin we'd like to get as much support as possible from you. Together hopefully we can have more Wembley moments to enjoy! 

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The club is based in the West End of Newcastle upon Tyne and is currently playing in the Northern League Division One.

As well as the first team, Blue Star have a highly successful junior section, with teams ranging all the way from Under 8s to Under 18s.

The clubs first season in the Northern Alliance saw the first team finish third in the league. The 2022/23 season was a huge success as Blue Star won the Premier Division and lifted the 132-year-old trophy.

After the success of last season, Blue Star soon earned promotion into the Northern League Division Two for the 2023/24 season.

The 23/24 season proved to be a dramatic one, with significant changes to the playing and management team mid-season, and Marc Nash coming in tasked with getting the lads promoted. It all came down to a play-off final vs Easington Colliery, who sadly, the lads failed to overcome.

With some changes to the teams and league structure ahead of the 24/25 season, Blue Stars healthy PPG left us favourites to benefit from the changes, and as a result of that, were promoted to Division 1.

Another huge step forward in the rebuilding of this club, and another milestone for the Scotswood community.