Wor Flags requests fan donations to support Newcastle United women's team displays

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Last updated Sep 8, 2026

Wor Flags requests fan donations to support Newcastle United women's team displays
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The fan-led group Wor Flags is seeking monthly financial contributions from supporters to fund flag displays for Newcastle United Women's team matches. Since returning to St James’ Park in 2021, the group has organized displays for the men's team and recently established a separate fund to assist the women's side. The initiative aims to enhance the atmosphere at games, particularly as the club invests in the team's push for a place in the Super League. Newcastle United Women will play six home league matches at St. James’ Park this campaign, with additional fixtures held at Gateshead International Stadium. The team secured a 2-0 victory against Wolves in their recent home opener at the Gateshead International Stadium. Fans interested in supporting the effort can contribute via the group's website, with donation options starting at one pound per month.

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  • Wor Flags is raising funds for specific flag displays at Newcastle United Women's matches.
  • Donations for the new initiative start at one pound per month.
  • The Newcastle United Women's team plays home games at St. James’ Park and Gateshead International Stadium.
  • The team began their season with a 2-0 league win over Wolves.
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  • 11:34 AMYahoo SportsWor Flags ask Newcastle United fans to help with separate fund and create more magical displays
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The departure of Mike Ashley meant the return of Wor Flags to St James’ Park in October 2021 as they ended their boycott. The pre-match flag displays once again becoming part of the matchday routine.

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