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Edi Hao, Newcastle United director, praised the referral man of the match, Dan Bern as “Colosus” and announced that his team had achieved a new place by beating 2-1 over Liverpool in the European Union Cup final.

The Magpies team ended the waiting for 70 years to get a large local cup, and waiting for 56 years a large cup of any kind, as president of Burn and a great blow in the near -term of Alexander ISAK, got a deserved victory in the Wembley, despite the goal of the lost time instead of Federico Chiesa Hilling Meves Newcastle Neves.

Burn, who called the England team for the first time at the age of 32, was great in the bombing of the Liverpool attack alongside his teammate Fabian Shar, and Haw was quickly praising the local champion as his team celebrated writing their names in Newcastle Vollen.

“I am very emotional and it was all the day that does not resemble me,” Hao told Sky Sports. “We knew what was at the stake today for all our fans, we wanted to be proud of them and win the cup.

“I am, very pleased with the result and performance – we deserve to win today.

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It was difficult when Liverpool scored. I was thinking in extra time, and we always make it difficult for ourselves, and it was never 2-0. “

“We were fully aware of history and wanted to be proud of the club. We wanted to register, we wanted to perform and wanted to win.

“We are giving up on a new land, I thought we were great today.

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“We could not believe that Dan Bern registered – he did not train like this! Colosus was for us.”

Newcastle suffered a 2-0 defeat against Liverpool on February 26 in the Premier League. When he was asked about that game, Hao admitted that he intentionally refused to show his card in a competition whose team was less ambitious.

It has been proven in the end that Hau has the perfect Gameplan game, his direct style, his team’s energy and pressure on the most fearful English football attack.

“Both teams were completely directly directly and we dealt with it well,” Hau added.

“No one wanted to make a mistake, there was not much football that played but we were effective in both squares.

“We did not want to show our hands when we played it a few weeks ago, we still want to win that game that we did in a different way.”

But Hao will not be extracted on talking about his legacy and where Newcastle can move from here, with the Magpies team still searching for the Champions League qualifications across the Premier League.

“I want to enjoy it first,” Haw said. “I am always fine, but I will put training books away for a few days.”