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Please read our Please read ourLast month the Newcastle United Women’s team make their seventh appearance at St James’ Park, as they took on Southampton in the Barclays Women’s Championship.
Next came a pre-season friendly win over West Brom, which was part of the club’s Sela Cup weekend. For one it was difficult to tell how many were still inside the stadium after the men had played, while it being a friendly would perhaps not exactly have the same pull as a meaningful game with something important riding on it.
Personally I don’t believe it is anything to be too concerned about and by the time they make their next visit to the Cathedral on the Hill, it will be to take on arch rivals Sunderland in a first ever lasses Tyne-Wear derby. Newcastle’s average home attendance is also the highest in the league with Sunderland second and Bristol City and Southampton next best around the 2,000 mark.
Going back to the crowds, there were times last season where Kingston Park was getting close to full at some games. Particularly during the run-in as they edged closer to clinching promotion. Which begged the question: could the Lady Mags outgrow the venue?
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