Cramlington United Launches Official Club App - Download it Today!

Sixteen years after Cramlington United was formed, the club has taken its biggest step forward in communication yet - our own official club app, live now on the App Store and Google Play.

Cramlington United has grown into one of the biggest community football clubs in the North East. Around 900 players take to the pitch week in, week out, supported by 160 volunteers. We've built a full female pathway from under-sevens through to the women's team, and our Wildcats programme gives girls their first taste of football from the age of five.

That growth brings a challenge every big community club knows well - keeping everybody in the loop. Messages get lost, posts get buried, and the people who need the information don't always see it in time.

The new app fixes that. Club news, fixtures, results, match reports and the club events calendar now live in one place, with notifications straight to your phone. Everything from presentation days to Halloween and Christmas parties will be on the calendar, and match reports will go up rapidly after the game.

The app also opens a new door for the club's finances. Sponsorship through the app means new income coming back into Cramlington United, helping with the things every grassroots club is up against - pitches, winter training, 3G, kit, and keeping the club on a stable footing.

A very proud announcement from us today

16 years after Cramlington United was formed, we’ve taken our biggest step forward in communication yet - our own official club app, available on the App Store and Google Play.

We sat down with club chair Dave Malone to talk honestly about what it takes to run a club this size: 900 players, 160 volunteers, keeping football affordable - and why we've brought the whole club together in one place with our own official app.

It's free, it's live from this Friday, and it's where you'll find fixtures, results, match reports, club news and every event in the calendar.

How to get it:

1. Search "Cramlington United" on the App Store or Google Play, or use the links below.

2. Download the app and create your account.

3. Turn on notifications so you never miss an update.

From Friday, the whole club is in your pocket. Download it today.

Missed Our Open Sessions?

There’s still time to get involved with our teams at Cramlington United! We still have spaces available across a number of our teams, with Saturday and Sunday teams currently recruiting new players.

Please note: A parent or guardian must contact the coach before attending any open session.

Crammy's Cubs: Boys & Girls 4-7 Years

Join us at Andrew Cartwright Football Coaching in Cramlington where the focus is on fun, confidence and learning the game in a supportive environment.

Wildcats: Girls 3-11 Years

Wildcats is non-competitive football for girls who want to give it a go for the very first time or want to play with other girls their own age.

Wildcats is the place to be, everyone is super awesome; from the friends you'll meet to the FA qualified coaches and volunteers who deliver the sessions.

Giving it a go for the first time or wanting to play with other girls their own age, Wildcats is all about learning new skills, making amazing friends and having loads of fun.

Friday 6–7pm @ Cramlington Sporting Club, NE23 6BN.

Just Play: Kickabout 16+ / Wildercats

The sessions are fun, socially inclusive and age/ability appropriate, whether completely new to the sport or returning after time away, players can enjoy in a relaxed friendly social environment. We aim to break down barriers, and create a real ‘positive’ and ‘can do’ attitude, build confidence, exercise & promote mental wellbeing.​

All are welcome in an extremely fun, friendly and social environment. Our Wildercats also have a recreational team which take part in local ‘recreational’ leagues.

Friday 6–7pm @ Cramlington Sporting Club, NE23 6BN.

Comets Disability Football: Boys & Girls 5-11 Years

Comets is a recreational, pan-disability football programme, focusing on playfulness and friendships, giving a fun and positive experience of football.

For more information contact Amy Foggett.

England Football Disability Rec: Boys & Girls 12-16 Years

England Football Disability Rec Centres offers disabled children aged 12-16 the chance to play football in a non-competitive environment.

For more information contact Amy Foggett.

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