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“Alan Shearer’s Powerful 130-Word Message to Fans: You Won’t Believe What’s Coming for Liverpool Clash
Wor Flags is preparing a special display for Newcastle United’s upcoming clash with Liverpool on Wednesday, 4 December, at St James’ Park.
The match promises to be an exciting one, with the usual high-energy action between Newcastle and Liverpool, plus the added atmosphere of a night-time kick-off. In honor of the occasion, Wor Flags will pay tribute to Kevin Keegan, a club legend who played for both Newcastle and Liverpool during his illustrious career. Keegan’s impact on Newcastle is undeniable, having transformed the team from relegation battlers in the second tier to Premier League title contenders.
Although Keegan has rarely been seen in Tyneside since his second stint as manager ended in 2008, he will be the focus of a grand display ahead of the Liverpool match. The display, funded by fan donations and proceeds from Wor Flags’ fundraising efforts, has received a special message of support from club legend Alan Shearer:
“In a few weeks, Wor Flags will be honoring one of the most important figures in Newcastle United’s recent history, King Kevin Keegan,” Shearer said. “He is someone Newcastle supporters truly admire, and Wor Flags are committed to creating a display worthy of him. To make it happen, they need your support. If you can, please visit the website to donate or purchase from the shop, which includes a raffle to win a signed Anthony Gordon shirt.
“Every penny helps fund these displays, keeping St James’ Park as the best place to play and maintaining the incredible atmosphere that Wor Flags help create. Thank you, your support is greatly appreciated.”
Despite a strong home record under Eddie Howe, Newcastle has struggled against Liverpool, losing all six encounters since Howe’s appointment, including three defeats at St James’ Park. Last season, despite leading against 10-man Liverpool, Newcastle were beaten 2-1 after late goals from Darwin Nunez.
