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lee - no pronouns :v_greyace:

Nice news! So a few months ago, NUFC sent out a survey to their staff asking for feedback about the club, and working there. So as part of that I said that the club need to be making more of an effort with the lgbt+ community.

Today I arrived to see this! Of course it's a very small gesture, and a *lot* more needs to be done, but it's still a gesture nonetheless - and suggests they read my feedback :Blobhaj_Heart_Rainbow:

#lgbt #lgbt+ #nufc #NewcastleUnited #football

A framed rainbow armband that has the premier league logo on it, and reads 'captain'. There is also the autograph of Keiran Trippier - the person who wore the armband for a newcastle game. There is a small plaque that reads 'united with pride, Newcastle United v Aston Villa Saturday 29th October 2022'
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Mark McCaughrean

Was reminded today that this past weekend saw the 50th anniversary of the FA Cup final between Liverpool & Newcastle, which the former won 3-0 ⚽️

Which in turn reminded me that I have an original programme from the day – I didn't go, but someone I knew did & they gave me this immediately after 🤷‍♂️

For some reason, I think it might've been my dad, but then why didn't I get to go ... 🧐

The front cover of the 1974 FA Cup final programme. It is mostly green when red stripes at the top and bottom. The FA Cup is in the middle with the word FINAL above, and the names and crests of Liverpool and Newcastle United to either side. The date of Saturday 4th May 1974 is below the cup and Wembley Stadium is named at the bottom.
The centre page spread of the 1974 FA Cup final programme, listing the teams, as well as advertising two upcoming England international games at the bottom.
A picture of the Liverpool FC 1973-74 team, from the 1974 FA Cup final programme. The 16-man squad , including many famous faces for Liverpool fans of a certain generation, is shown along with the manager, Bill Shankly.
A picture of the Newcastle United 1973-74 team, from the 1974 FA Cup final programme. The 17-man squad is shown along with the manager, Joe Harvey, and trainer Keith Burkinshaw.
#LiverpoolFC#NewcastleUnited#Football
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