TOTTENHAM FANS CANT TAKE THIS ANYMORE,DANIEL BURN SENT A TOUCHING MESSAGE TO TOTTENHAM FANS THAT LEFT THEM FUMING

Dan Byrne sent a touching message to the club’s deaf fans during the Premier League match between Newcastle United and Tottenham
Newcastle scored a decisive 4-0 victory over Champions League chasers Tottenham in Saturday’s lunchtime kick-off, giving the Magpies’ hopes of playing in European football next season a huge boost
But perhaps the most notable moment of the match wasn’t the goal or assist, but Barnes’ message to Newcastle’s deaf fans as he celebrated his team’s third goal
After emerging from the team’s huddle, Byrne turned to TNT Sports’ cameras and gave a shout-out to the club’s deaf fans in British Sign Language
Byrne said in sign language: “I love the fans
” At Premier League matches, a group of deaf Newcastle fans will be using a new “St James Park” atmosphere to better experience the atmosphere at St James’ Park
Tactile” jersey

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The jersey uses a sensor that vibrates when something happens on the field
The shirt was created as part of a partnership between Newcastle’s shirt sponsor Serra and the Royal National Institute for the Deaf (RNID), and is part of the Silence the Crowd initiative
Terry Devine, director of inclusion at RNID, said the new technology could have a “real and lasting impact” on how people who are deaf or hard of hearing experience live games
Stated
Meanwhile, Newcastle’s chief commercial officer Peter Silverstone said the club believed the campaign would be a “real change for the world of football”
He said: “When Sera shared the idea and technology behind the tactile T-shirt, we knew it would have a huge impact on Deaf and Hard of Hearing supporters
Meanwhile, Serra said it was “committed” to providing the technology at all future Newcastle United home games
Ibrahim Moftaseb, Senior Vice President of Sera, said: “St James’ Park is known for its noise and passion
“Through this initiative, we want our deaf fans to feel included

Rio Ferdinand had to apologize for his curse live on TNT Sports ahead of the Premier League match between Newcastle and Tottenham
United icon Ferdinand took part in a quiz with Peter Crouch ahead of Newcastle’s lunchtime kick-off against Tottenham
When asked to name players who played for both clubs, presenter Jules Breach gave a hint
One question asked Ferdinand and Crouch to name the defender who won the FA Youth Cup with Leeds in 1997 and went on to make 300 appearances for six different clubs, including one in Spain
TNT Sports pundits seemed baffled when Ferdinand accidentally recommended Paul Robinson and the late Gary Speed, who never played for Spurs
And Crouch was right: he met Jonathan Woodgate
Frustrated, Ferdinand yelled: “Oh, you son of a bitch


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