Make no mistake about it, Newcastle United's first Wembley appearance for a domestic cup final in 24 years was way ahead of schedule for the new era. But that does not make the pain of Sunday's Carabao Cup final any easier to digest right now for any of the players or fans. READ MORE: Newcastle United at Wembley LIVE: Incredible scenes at home and in London, CEO's message We have an idea for a display that requires significant support from Newcastle United fans to make it happen.

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). 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. After embarking on Monday via a DFDS ferry from Newcastle to Amsterdam, the pair then shared the driving on a 22-hour round road trip to Lodz in central Poland, before returning to Tyneside on Thursday. Wor Flags' Newcastle United surfer flag and Miguel Almiron display (Image: Newcastle United)It read 'Quiero Contar Contigo' - which roughly translates into 'I want to rely on you, and I want to do this together.' It was a phrase that Almiron had carried throughout his career and his reaction to it was very positive. 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.

This proposal for a flag for Newcastle was suggested by an amateur vexillologist named Nicholas, aka Newcastle will now set about trying to consolidate their European position in the Premier League table, but this result will sting as they head home to prepare to travel to champions Manchester City next weekend. Still reflecting on the Wembley clash, Howe felt his team stayed in the game despite falling behind but they could not find a way past David De Gea after the break. 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.Newcastle United supporters have produced an incredible flag display ahead of their Carabao Cup final against Manchester United this afternoon at Wembley Stadium. The display by Wor Flags was part of a stunning pre-match atmosphere at the national stadium. In common with the new owners, the season started for us with very little planning (we do all of our best work under passion-driven deadlines), and battered a load of ideas for each display across a WhatsApp group, although, to be fair, much of our planning was done in the dark corridors of the Gallowgate end, going late into the night, often the early morning. 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).