This is the view from underneath the biggest flag ever displayed on the terraces of English football.
Newcastle United supporters group Wor Flags traveled to Poland to collect this flag which weighs an incredible 54 stone.
A size of The 78m-wide and 54m-tall, the flag cost more than £15,000 which all raised from the donations of supporters. In return they had their name printed on the flag alongside landmarks of the city.
It was unveiled at the start of the game against Liverpool and covered the Gallowgate End.
This is the moment that it is unraveled all the way to the back of the stand.
It was the centre-piece to a great evening at St James' Park as fans sang Rafa Benitez's name for the majority of the game.
The focal point of the predominantly black-and-white-coloured flag is a re-imagined skyline of Newcastle , the North East and beyond. It features iconic city-centre buildings, but also those from the wider region; St James' Park, Grey's Monument and Newcastle's famous bridges are accompanied by Whitley Bay's Spanish City, Hadrian's Wall and the Angel of the North.
The flag was created by Polish firm Ultras1312 and took almost three weeks to print - before two members of Wor Flags drove a van, via a ferry to the Netherlands, on a 800-mile-round trip to bring the banner to St James' Park .
This was potentially his last home game in charge of the Magpies with his contract coming to end on June 30th.
Wor Flags unveil amazing Gallowgate End-sized banner ahead of Newcastle United vs Liverpool
