Famous pub renamed and transformed for Newcastle fans in honour of Jason Tindall

Forget the Brown Ale – It's all about the Mad Dog & Mags for the Toon Army in London in London this cup weekend.

Thousands of supporters in Newcastle have started descending the capital to see how Eddie Howe's boys are confronted against Liverpool in the final of Carabao Cup.

It promises to be a big black and white party in the structure of Wembley and now Carling has ensured that fans from the northeast will immediately feel at home.

Popular Pub de Dolphin, located by Kings Cross on Tonbridge Street, has been specially transformed and transformed for supporters in Newcastle.

It has become the Mad Dog & Mags in honor of How's Assistant head coach Jason Tindall and, of course, the Toon Army itself.

Part of the tone took over the new name this morning (Fri) and photos of the man who is lovingly known as 'Mad Dog'.

Once inside, fans can get their pints in specially designed glasses and coasters, including Tindall, Captain Bruno Guimaraes and the popular defender 'Big' than Burn Plus Legend Shola Ameobi.

Tindall recently revealed that the origin of his 'Mad Dog' -Bine Name was due to his touchline caprics.

The 47-year-old worked as an assistant to Howe in Bournemouth and Burnley for Newcastle, but has taken the headlines and became the star of various social memes.

Both opposition supporters and managers like to hate him.

Jurgen Klopp was irritated by Tindall when he claimed that the ruling with regard to only one member of Coaching Staff to be in front of the technical area was introduced specifically because of the magpies.

The Unai Emery from Aston Villa seemed to sniff Tindall's handshake in the last term, while JT was also involved in a tunnel bust with the back cream staff of the Spaniard.

Although his actions have made him a big hit with fans in Newcastle.

He said: “It was the first year we were in Saudi Aarabia and we played a game there.

“A man commented that I think it was for someone because the traffic was terrible and the original commentator did not make it on time.

“So the man who commented continued to refer to me as a 'crazy dog' and it was only after the game was over that he came to me and asked if I could make a video message to his wife. He postponed it on social media and from that moment it started. “

In the meantime, winning or losing, supporters will not be in the train on the train this Sunday.

Even if the magpies can put an end to a waiting time of 70 years on large silverware, no champagne corks will be picked.

The British Transport Police has submitted an official request for dry trains and LNER and other companies will operate an non -alcoholic policy for all rooms from 7.30 pm from King's Cross.

Officers and safety will be of service to force it and no alcohol can be inserted or purchased on board.

The potential party poop news comes after extra trains have been engaged to help fans reach Wembley and back from the northeast.

Supporters were confronted with enormous disruption due to network travel technology works between Newcastle and York, with train replacement buses that Durham and Darlington serve.

Although Lner moved to help with the enormous demand by turning on six extra services, with two of those who travel from Newcastle to King's Cross on Sunday morning.

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