Jodie Bartle, a seasoned defender with UEFA Women’s Champions League experience, has expressed her excitement about the opportunity to have a lasting impact on the future of women’s football in the North East region. Bartle recently made the decision to join Newcastle United Women, citing the club’s ambitions and potential to pave the way for other teams to go full-time in women’s football.

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The 31-year-old defender, who has captained both Celtic Women and Coventry United Women, is the latest addition to Becky Langley’s squad, becoming the eighth new signing for Newcastle United Women this summer. In an interview with nufc.co.uk, Bartle highlighted the significance of the club’s attempt to go full-time, emphasizing that it’s not just about Newcastle Women but also about inspiring other teams to make the jump and develop women’s football as a whole.

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