It was typical of the positive impact the group had on Newcastle United. Read More Related Articles For each match this season, we have tried to go bigger and better, expanding from 1 stand to all 4, encouraging fans from all areas to take part in displays, and thus encouraging them to join in with the building of the atmosphere in the ground. Some of the more difficult displays have involved lots of people putting foils on individual seats so all supporters on the ground had something to feel sort of the experience. The van was donated by supporters, DFDS offered the ferry travel, while NUFC also covered some of the fuel cost for the epic journey, with a road trip the only viable method of getting the flag to St James' Park in time.

One of the group's proudest moments was the reaction when they unveiled a flag for Miguel Almiron's home debut. One of the employees at Ultras1312 jokingly turned up in his small sports car before pretending to feed the banner into his boot - and it took five people to feed the flag out of a window and into the van. The group began after Benitez agreed to stay on as manager, and spiralled from there with the Spaniard even inviting them to the training ground to meet the volunteers. This display eclipses the one the group put together for last season's final home game - the two-nil win over Arsenal. In a special thanks to those who have funded and helped Wor Flags, the group wanted to reaffirm their gratitude.

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Well over 500 hours have gone into this from the entire group. From planning stages to putting everything together inside the stadium. It is slightly on the wild side for us and it is definitely new, so it needed to be perfect.

Howe and his troops applauded the fans at the final whistle as they continued to make an impressive noise, but it had proved to be a disappointing trip to the capital and they knew it. He said: “It is a process, we want to be here on a regular basis. There is a long way to go to be the team we want to be.” Newcastle are four points clear of fifth-placed Liverpool heading into Sunday's final day of the season, while Leicester remain in the relegation zone, two points adrift of safety.

The Diocese of Newcastle is based in Newcastle upon Tyne. It is the Church of England diocese that has authority for the historic county of Northumberland, including the part of Tyne and Wear north of the River Tyne and the area of Alston Moor in Cumbria (historic Cumberland). CREST: On a Wreath of the Colours a Castle as in the Arms issuant therefrom a demi Lion guardant supporting a Flagstaff Or flying therefrom a forked Pennon of the Arms of Saint George. The part of the design we're most proud of is the more-than 2,000 names which help make up the message, because they're the people who have made this possible. Erik ten Hag has admitted that the most pleasing aspect about Manchester United's Carabao Cup win was how his side adapted to Newcastle United's 'typical style'. When the lads walk out at Wembley they deserve to be met by a fantastic sight they often get at St James’ Park, and we are thrilled that Newcastle United are helping to make it a reality.

However, on Sunday the writing appeared to be on the wall for Eddie Howe's side as Manchester United scored their second goal in the space of six first-half minutes. The positive about this Newcastle team is that they will always continue to battle, which they did at Wembley, but the Red Devils simply had too many cup final veterans in their side. A spokesman from Wor Flags told Chronicle Live: "We wanted something to accompany the banner. There are hardly any words that do this season justice, but we dug deep and found this quote and thought it was relevant. This commercial flag is manufactured for both visitors, residents and Maggie fans. It seems to me that it would work well at NUFU matches. Lisandro Martinez is a World Cup winner, Marcus Rashford and Luke Shaw are European Championship finalists, and even late substitute Marcel Sabitzer has won trophies in both Germany and Austria. That is before even mentioning experienced figures such as David de Gea, Fred, Bruno Fernandes and a duo who boast a mere nine Champions League titles between them - Casemiro and Raphael Varane.This commercial flag is being sold by a flag manufacturer but is not been officially adopted by the Council. It has been used at Maggie games however.

That banner showed the faces of this season's squad and manager Eddie Howe, with the quote 'Hard work pays off. Dreams come True. Bad times don't last but legends do.' And the members of Wor Flags hope that this huge banner, which has been entirely financed by supporters, will play a leading role in creating an atmosphere which convinces Benitez to commit his future to the Magpies.

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Flags can be seen high above the Theatre Royal in Newcastle-upon-Tyne. They are the flags of the Theatre Royal troupe with the words "Theatre" and "Royal" in large white letters centered on either a blue or red field. ( source #1) and ( source #1). But they go into that game knowing even a win might not be enough as 17th placed Everton can guarantee their Premier League status with victory over Bournemouth at Goodison Park. Many of us hold find memories of European nights, both home and away, and we’re desperate for the first Champions League home game to be memorable too. READ MORE: Newcastle United vs Manchester United LIVE: Early Carabao Cup Final team news and predicted team The Group said: "Benitez 'got it' - that can be interpreted in different ways but he made himself very much part of the community from day one.