Newcastle Blue Star Club History

Newcastle Blue Star FC are based in the West End of Newcastle in the North East of

England, and are currently playing in the Northern League Division One.

We are one of the fastest growing non-league football clubs in the North, and our ultimate goal is to bring success back to this historic club and to provide top level football for all ages & the whole community to enjoy.

The club was originally established in 1930, based at the Wheatsheaf Ground, Woolsington.

After joining the Wearside League in 1973, success in the form of the FA Vase followed 5 years later in 1978. A glistening moment in the club's history.

Having secured promotion to the Northern Premier League, the club then went through off field trouble resulting in the collapse of the football club in 2008/09.

10 years later in 2018, The Star was resurrected.

Local businessmen came forward and brought the club back to life, and to their new and current home, the KD Stadium, Scotswood. Located right in the heart of the Newcastle West End, the club now provides football starting from 5yrs old in our development groups, as well as junior age groups ranging from U7s to U18s.

As the club looked to rebuild and climb the footballing ladder once again, our first season in the Northern Alliance saw the first team finish third. The following season, the 2022/23 campaign, the lads went better and won the Premier Division, lifting the 132-year-old trophy.

The 2023/24 campaign saw the club back in the Northern League, competing in a very competitive Division 2. Promotion at the first opportunity was secured though, the lads registering back to back promotions, and climbing up to Division 1 in the EBAC Northern League at the first time of asking.

Off the pitch, the club continues to build and grow, providing high quality facilities for the local community to use and enjoy, and continuing to work to improve the future of those located in the West End.

Who knows where that will take us on this magical bike ride…….