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Newcastle United open-top bus parade to celebrate Carabao Cup win Eddie Howe to be given Freedom of Newcastle after Carabao Cup win
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First goal scorer Dan Burn has been nominated for the Freedom of Northumberland Eddie Howe managed Newcastle United to victory against Liverpool at Wembley on Sunday
Newcastle United have announced the date for an open-top bus parade through the city following their historic League Cup win. Eddie Howe will be awarded the freedom of the city following Newcastle United's historic Carabao Cup win.
The club has issued a "save the date" for 29 March, which comes after the international break, to celebrate Sunday's Carabao Cup glory. The manager led Newcastle to a 2-1 victory over Liverpool on Sunday, securing the club's first piece of major silverware since 1969.
It is the Magpies' first piece of major silverware since 1969 and first domestic one in 70 years, with supporters expected to line the streets of Newcastle to watch the team lift their trophy. He is now in line to receive the highest civic honour the city can bestow and one that has been awarded to legendary figures in Newcastle's football history- including Sir Bobby Robson, Alan Shearer and Jackie Milburn.
Meanwhile, Blyth-born Dan Burn has been nominated for the Freedom of Northumberland following his man of the match performance. Meanwhile, Blyth-born Dan Burn had been nominated for the Freedom of Northumberland following his man of the match performance.
The 32-year-old defender scored Newcastle's first goal at Wembley in 25 years on Sunday, with the team eventually beating Liverpool 2-1. City council leader Karen Kilgour told the Local Democracy Reporting Service she was "delighted" to nominate Howe.
Leader of Northumberland County Council Glen Sanderson said he intended to nominate Burn for the Freedom of Northumberland as he believed it would "inspire young people to achieve their dreams". "Generations of supporters have never seen their beloved club lift a domestic trophy, and under his leadership we all now have treasured memories of a truly unforgettable day," she said.
The honour is expected to be formally confirmed at a full council meeting later this year.
Opening goal scorer Dan Burn has been nominated for the Freedom of Northumberland
On Monday, the leader of Northumberland County Council Glen Sanderson said he intended to nominate Burn for the Freedom of Northumberland after the 32-year-old scored Newcastle's first goal at Wembley in 25 years.
"It's a great victory for the region and the fact a local lad from Blyth played such a crucial part of the journey is wonderful," he added."It's a great victory for the region and the fact a local lad from Blyth played such a crucial part of the journey is wonderful," he added.
The club revealed the date on their website, which is counting down to the big day, with more details set to follow Celebrations are set to continue in the city with the club announcing the date for an open-top bus parade.
And the honours for Burn do not stop there. The Magpies issued a "save the date" for 29 March, after the international break, to celebrate Sunday's Carabao Cup glory.
Northumberland National Park has also announced it has temporarily renamed Elsdon Burn Walk, near Elsdon, to "Big Dan Burn Walk". It is the club's first major domestic trophy in 70 years, with supporters expected to line the streets of Newcastle to watch the team parade the silverware.
The club revealed the date on their website, with more details set to follow
The honours continue to stack up for the winning side.
Northumberland National Park has announced it has temporarily renamed Elsdon Burn Walk, near Elsdon, to "Big Dan Burn Walk".
Once the centre of defence in the Border Reiver battles, a spokesperson said it "seems like a fitting place to mark Dan's and the whole teams' heroic achievements".Once the centre of defence in the Border Reiver battles, a spokesperson said it "seems like a fitting place to mark Dan's and the whole teams' heroic achievements".
"Northumberland National Park is a place as grand and expansive as Dan himself," they added, in a nod to the player's 6ft 6in (1.98m) height."Northumberland National Park is a place as grand and expansive as Dan himself," they added, in a nod to the player's 6ft 6in (1.98m) height.
Dan Burn's former PE teacher recreates Wembley goal in BlythDan Burn's former PE teacher recreates Wembley goal in Blyth
Meanwhile, Burn's former PE teacher Dan Kennerley, of The Blyth Academy, has recreated the player's goal.Meanwhile, Burn's former PE teacher Dan Kennerley, of The Blyth Academy, has recreated the player's goal.
Mr Kennerley went to Wembley to watch Newcastle United lift the trophy, before travelling back on Sunday night for school the following morning.Mr Kennerley went to Wembley to watch Newcastle United lift the trophy, before travelling back on Sunday night for school the following morning.
He told BBC Look North: "It was destiny - everyone thought he was going to score and when he put that header in, it was like the roof just lifted off".He told BBC Look North: "It was destiny - everyone thought he was going to score and when he put that header in, it was like the roof just lifted off".
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