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Jordan Nobbs ready to wrap wishlist with Newcastle WSL dream: ‘It would be job done’
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Jordan Nobbs ready to wrap wishlist with Newcastle WSL dream: ‘It would be job done’

The Guardian Football about 3 hours 1 mins read
  • Former England midfielder keen for north-east to thrive

  • Newcastle have made ambitious signings this summer

Jordan Nobbs says winning promotion to the Women’s Super League with Newcastle would be “job done” for her footballing wishlist and would fulfil a personal ambition to see a club from the north-east play in the top tier.

Nobbs, who has 71 England caps, was born in Stockton-on-Tees and believes women’s football in the region would benefit immensely from top-flight representation. Newcastle finished sixth in WSL2 last term, 11 points behind the title winners, Birmingham, and nine points off the playoffs, but this summer they have made their promotion hopes clear with a flurry of high-calibre signings from the top division, including the striker Martha Thomas from Tottenham and the Liverpool duo Leanne Kiernan and Gemma Evans.

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