MORE than one hundred inspirational Newcastle United Foundation participants from all areas of the charity’s community have taken the opportunity of a lifetime to play on the pitch at St. James’ Park. The incredible experience at the home of Newcastle United brought together community members of all ages, abilities, backgrounds, faiths and races who are all connected by a passion for football and their pride in the Magpies. Following in the footsteps of their heroes, the Foundation’s Premier League Kicks girls squad, Disability Football Clubs, Street Footballers, Walking Footballers, Newcastle Panthers and BTEC scholars all walked out onto the pitch in a moving moment for participants and charity staff alike.
as ever in a spirit of sportsmanship and cooperation. this tournament off the room to schools of secondary importance we. show. in the world but we are human beings. and we play football in a way that it should be played on me show the world about the way humanity should be and you do this you are absolutely brilliant you are the heroes the majority of these street footballers have been holiness themselves in the past there were only appear one world cup so that the tournament may help as many individuals as possible it was brought to the heart of cardiff by welsh actor michael sheen. you have crossed over. when you look at reasonable football your dream of representing your major.