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Demolition has begun on a wall in Piccadilly Gardens, Manchester, which forms part of Japanese architect Tadao Ando's only building in the UK. Removal of the six-metre-long concrete wall, which locals have dubbed the Berlin Wall, began on 16 November and
MANCHESTER, 16 November 2020 - The infamous concrete wall in Piccadilly Gardens in Manchester, designed by acclaimed Japanese architect Tadao Ando and opened in 2002. The structure has since been dubbed the Berlin Wall by many Mancunians and is due to be demolished starting this week.
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Demolition has begun on a wall in Piccadilly Gardens, Manchester, which forms part of Japanese architect Tadao Ando's only building in the UK. Removal of the six-metre-long concrete wall, which locals have dubbed the Berlin Wall, began on 16 November and
MANCHESTER, 16 November 2020 - The infamous concrete wall in Piccadilly Gardens in Manchester, designed by acclaimed Japanese architect Tadao Ando and opened in 2002. The structure has since been dubbed the Berlin Wall by many Mancunians and is due to be demolished starting this week.
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Demolition has begun on a wall in Piccadilly Gardens, Manchester, which forms part of Japanese architect Tadao Ando's only building in the UK. Removal of the six-metre-long concrete wall, which locals have dubbed the Berlin Wall, began on 16 November and
MANCHESTER, 16 November 2020 - The infamous concrete wall in Piccadilly Gardens in Manchester, designed by acclaimed Japanese architect Tadao Ando and opened in 2002. The structure has since been dubbed the Berlin Wall by many Mancunians and is due to be demolished starting this week.
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Demolition has begun on a wall in Piccadilly Gardens, Manchester, which forms part of Japanese architect Tadao Ando's only building in the UK. Removal of the six-metre-long concrete wall, which locals have dubbed the Berlin Wall, began on 16 November and
MANCHESTER, 16 November 2020 - The infamous concrete wall in Piccadilly Gardens in Manchester, designed by acclaimed Japanese architect Tadao Ando and opened in 2002. The structure has since been dubbed the Berlin Wall by many Mancunians and is due to be demolished starting this week.
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Banksy confirms hula-hoop girl mural in Nottingham is his Artwork showing girl playing with a bicycle tyre appeared on street corner last week
Banksy confirms hula-hoop girl mural in Nottingham is his. Artwork showing girl playing with a bicycle tyre appeared on street corner last week.
ÔEveryone was confused about whether it was real or not real, but itÕs an amazing picture, itÕs amazing art,Õ said Surinder Kaur, who runs the AVI hair and beauty salon in Lenton, Nottingham.
Banksy has posted a picture of a mural of a girl hula-hooping on social media, ending speculation over whether he was behind the work. The mural appeared on a wall on Tuesday on the corner of Rothesay Avenue in Lenton, Nottingham. Painted in black and white, the tongue-in-cheek image sits just behind a battered bike chained to a lamp post with an infinity lock. The bike is missing a tyre. Surinder Kaur, 42, who runs the beauty salon next to the mural, said the bike had appeared at the same time as the mural. She said within hours the council had rushed to protect the piece by placing clear plastic sheeting over it. Vandals have spray-painted over the plastic two or three times already.
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Banksy confirms hula-hoop girl mural in Nottingham is his Artwork showing girl playing with a bicycle tyre appeared on street corner last week
Banksy confirms hula-hoop girl mural in Nottingham is his. Artwork showing girl playing with a bicycle tyre appeared on street corner last week.
ÔEveryone was confused about whether it was real or not real, but itÕs an amazing picture, itÕs amazing art,Õ said Surinder Kaur, who runs the AVI hair and beauty salon in Lenton, Nottingham.
Banksy has posted a picture of a mural of a girl hula-hooping on social media, ending speculation over whether he was behind the work. The mural appeared on a wall on Tuesday on the corner of Rothesay Avenue in Lenton, Nottingham. Painted in black and white, the tongue-in-cheek image sits just behind a battered bike chained to a lamp post with an infinity lock. The bike is missing a tyre. Surinder Kaur, 42, who runs the beauty salon next to the mural, said the bike had appeared at the same time as the mural. She said within hours the council had rushed to protect the piece by placing clear plastic sheeting over it. Vandals have spray-painted over the plastic two or three times already.
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Banksy confirms hula-hoop girl mural in Nottingham is hisArtwork showing girl playing with a bicycle tyre appeared on street corner last week
Banksy confirms hula-hoop girl mural in Nottingham is his. Artwork showing girl playing with a bicycle tyre appeared on street corner last week.
‘Everyone was confused about whether it was real or not real, but it’s an amazing picture, it’s amazing art,’ said Surinder Kaur, who runs the AVI hair and beauty salon in Lenton, Nottingham.
Banksy has posted a picture of a mural of a girl hula-hooping on social media, ending speculation over whether he was behind the work. The mural appeared on a wall on Tuesday on the corner of Rothesay Avenue in Lenton, Nottingham. Painted in black and white, the tongue-in-cheek image sits just behind a battered bike chained to a lamp post with an infinity lock. The bike is missing a tyre. Surinder Kaur, 42, who runs the beauty salon next to the mural, said the bike had appeared at the same time as the mural. She said within hours the council had rushed to protect the piece by placing clear plastic sheeting over it. Vandals have spray-painted over the plastic two or three times already.
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Covid-19 pandemic mural in London as the city awaits a second wave.
Shoppers on Oxford Street in London walk past street art by Bowen & Blackmore as the government's chief scientific adviser has warned the UK could soon see 49,000 new cases of coronavirus every day unless action is taken to rive down the current rate of infection.
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Covid-19 pandemic mural in London as the city awaits a second wave.
Shoppers on Oxford Street in London walk past street art by Bowen & Blackmore as the government's chief scientific adviser has warned the UK could soon see 49,000 new cases of coronavirus every day unless action is taken to rive down the current rate of infection.
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Covid-19 pandemic mural in London as the city awaits a second wave.
Shoppers on Oxford Street in London walk past street art by Bowen & Blackmore as the government's chief scientific adviser has warned the UK could soon see 49,000 new cases of coronavirus every day unless action is taken to rive down the current rate of infection.
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Covid-19 pandemic mural in London as the city awaits a second wave.
Shoppers on Oxford Street in London walk past street art by Bowen & Blackmore as the government's chief scientific adviser has warned the UK could soon see 49,000 new cases of coronavirus every day unless action is taken to rive down the current rate of infection.
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Covid-19 pandemic mural in London as the city awaits a second wave.
Shoppers on Oxford Street in London walk past street art by Bowen & Blackmore as the government's chief scientific adviser has warned the UK could soon see 49,000 new cases of coronavirus every day unless action is taken to rive down the current rate of infection.
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Covid-19 pandemic mural in London as the city awaits a second wave.
Shoppers on Oxford Street in London walk past street art by Bowen & Blackmore as the government's chief scientific adviser has warned the UK could soon see 49,000 new cases of coronavirus every day unless action is taken to rive down the current rate of infection.
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Covid-19 pandemic mural in London as the city awaits a second wave.
Shoppers on Oxford Street in London walk past street art by Bowen & Blackmore as the government's chief scientific adviser has warned the UK could soon see 49,000 new cases of coronavirus every day unless action is taken to rive down the current rate of infection.
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Covid-19 pandemic mural in London as the city awaits a second wave.
Shoppers on Oxford Street in London walk past street art by Bowen & Blackmore as the government's chief scientific adviser has warned the UK could soon see 49,000 new cases of coronavirus every day unless action is taken to rive down the current rate of infection.
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Covid-19 pandemic mural in London as the city awaits a second wave.
Shoppers on Oxford Street in London walk past street art by Bowen & Blackmore as the government's chief scientific adviser has warned the UK could soon see 49,000 new cases of coronavirus every day unless action is taken to rive down the current rate of infection.
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Covid Graffiti Tunnel
Members of the public walk underneath artwork of a woman wearing a mask in the “Graffiti Tunnel” at Leake Street arches in London
Face masks will become compulsory for bar staff, shop workers, waiters and taxi drivers.
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Covid Graffiti Tunnel
Members of the public walk underneath artwork of a woman wearing a mask in the “Graffiti Tunnel” at Leake Street arches in London
Face masks will become compulsory for bar staff, shop workers, waiters and taxi drivers.
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Covid Graffiti Tunnel
Members of the public walk underneath artwork of a woman wearing a mask in the “Graffiti Tunnel” at Leake Street arches in London
Face masks will become compulsory for bar staff, shop workers, waiters and taxi drivers.
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Covid Graffiti Tunnel
Members of the public walk underneath artwork of a woman wearing a mask in the “Graffiti Tunnel” at Leake Street arches in London
Face masks will become compulsory for bar staff, shop workers, waiters and taxi drivers.
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Covid Graffiti Tunnel
Members of the public walk underneath artwork of a woman wearing a mask in the “Graffiti Tunnel” at Leake Street arches in London
Face masks will become compulsory for bar staff, shop workers, waiters and taxi drivers.
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Covid Graffiti Tunnel
Members of the public walk underneath artwork of a woman wearing a mask in the “Graffiti Tunnel” at Leake Street arches in London
Face masks will become compulsory for bar staff, shop workers, waiters and taxi drivers.
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Covid Graffiti Tunnel
Members of the public walk underneath artwork of a woman wearing a mask in the “Graffiti Tunnel” at Leake Street arches in London
Face masks will become compulsory for bar staff, shop workers, waiters and taxi drivers.
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Covid Graffiti Tunnel
Members of the public walk underneath artwork of a woman wearing a mask in the “Graffiti Tunnel” at Leake Street arches in London
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Covid Graffiti Tunnel
Members of the public walk underneath artwork of a woman wearing a mask in the “Graffiti Tunnel” at Leake Street arches in London
Face masks will become compulsory for bar staff, shop workers, waiters and taxi drivers.
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Covid-19 pandemic mural in London as the city awaits a second wave.
Members of the public pass street art in central London as the government's chief scientific adviser has warned the UK could soon see 49,000 new cases of coronavirus every day unless action is taken to drive down the current rate of infection.
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Covid-19 pandemic mural in London as the city awaits a second wave.
Members of the public pass street art in central London as the government's chief scientific adviser has warned the UK could soon see 49,000 new cases of coronavirus every day unless action is taken to drive down the current rate of infection.
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Covid-19 pandemic mural in London as the city awaits a second wave.
Members of the public pass street art in central London as the government's chief scientific adviser has warned the UK could soon see 49,000 new cases of coronavirus every day unless action is taken to drive down the current rate of infection.
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Covid-19 pandemic mural in London as the city awaits a second wave.
Members of the public pass street art in central London as the government's chief scientific adviser has warned the UK could soon see 49,000 new cases of coronavirus every day unless action is taken to drive down the current rate of infection.
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Covid-19 pandemic mural in London as the city awaits a second wave.
Members of the public pass street art in central London as the government's chief scientific adviser has warned the UK could soon see 49,000 new cases of coronavirus every day unless action is taken to drive down the current rate of infection.
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Covid-19 pandemic mural in London as the city awaits a second wave.
Members of the public pass street art in central London as the government's chief scientific adviser has warned the UK could soon see 49,000 new cases of coronavirus every day unless action is taken to drive down the current rate of infection.
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Covid-19 pandemic London
Members of the public pass street art in central London as the government's chief scientific adviser has warned the UK could soon see 49,000 new cases of coronavirus every day unless action is taken to drive down the current rate of infection.
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Covid-19 pandemic mural in London as the city awaits a second wave.
Members of the public pass street art in central London as the government's chief scientific adviser has warned the UK could soon see 49,000 new cases of coronavirus every day unless action is taken to drive down the current rate of infection.
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Covid-19 pandemic mural in London as the city awaits a second wave.
Members of the public pass street art in central London as the government's chief scientific adviser has warned the UK could soon see 49,000 new cases of coronavirus every day unless action is taken to drive down the current rate of infection.
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Covid-19 pandemic mural in London as the city awaits a second wave.
Members of the public pass street art in central London as the government's chief scientific adviser has warned the UK could soon see 49,000 new cases of coronavirus every day unless action is taken to drive down the current rate of infection.
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Covid-19 pandemic mural in London as the city awaits a second wave.
Members of the public pass street art in central London as the government's chief scientific adviser has warned the UK could soon see 49,000 new cases of coronavirus every day unless action is taken to drive down the current rate of infection.
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Covid-19 pandemic mural in London as the city awaits a second wave.
Members of the public pass street art in central London as the government's chief scientific adviser has warned the UK could soon see 49,000 new cases of coronavirus every day unless action is taken to drive down the current rate of infection.
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A 9 metre George Michael mural painted in Kingsbury by artist Dawn Mellor, North West London.
A 9 metre George Michael mural painted in Kingsbury by artist Dawn Mellor, North West London. A large-scale mural that celebrates the life of local hero George Michael who was a 1st year pupil at Kingsbury High School in 1974.
Commissioned as part of the Brent supported by the Brent Borough of Culture 2020 fund.
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A 9 metre George Michael mural painted in Kingsbury by artist Dawn Mellor, North West London.
A 9 metre George Michael mural painted in Kingsbury by artist Dawn Mellor, North West London. A large-scale mural that celebrates the life of local hero George Michael who was a 1st year pupil at Kingsbury High School in 1974.
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A 9 metre George Michael mural painted in Kingsbury by artist Dawn Mellor, North West London.
A 9 metre George Michael mural painted in Kingsbury by artist Dawn Mellor, North West London. A large-scale mural that celebrates the life of local hero George Michael who was a 1st year pupil at Kingsbury High School in 1974.
Commissioned as part of the Brent supported by the Brent Borough of Culture 2020 fund.
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A 9 metre George Michael mural painted in Kingsbury by artist Dawn Mellor, North West London.
A 9 metre George Michael mural painted in Kingsbury by artist Dawn Mellor, North West London. A large-scale mural that celebrates the life of local hero George Michael who was a 1st year pupil at Kingsbury High School in 1974.
Commissioned as part of the Brent supported by the Brent Borough of Culture 2020 fund.
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A 9 metre George Michael mural painted in Kingsbury by artist Dawn Mellor, North West London.
A 9 metre George Michael mural painted in Kingsbury by artist Dawn Mellor, North West London. A large-scale mural that celebrates the life of local hero George Michael who was a 1st year pupil at Kingsbury High School in 1974.
Commissioned as part of the Brent supported by the Brent Borough of Culture 2020 fund.
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A 9 metre George Michael mural painted in Kingsbury by artist Dawn Mellor, North West London.
A 9 metre George Michael mural painted in Kingsbury by artist Dawn Mellor, North West London. A large-scale mural that celebrates the life of local hero George Michael who was a 1st year pupil at Kingsbury High School in 1974.
Commissioned as part of the Brent supported by the Brent Borough of Culture 2020 fund.
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A 9 metre George Michael mural painted in Kingsbury by artist Dawn Mellor, North West London.
A 9 metre George Michael mural painted in Kingsbury by artist Dawn Mellor, North West London. A large-scale mural that celebrates the life of local hero George Michael who was a 1st year pupil at Kingsbury High School in 1974.
Commissioned as part of the Brent supported by the Brent Borough of Culture 2020 fund.
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A 9 metre George Michael mural painted in Kingsbury by artist Dawn Mellor, North West London.
A 9 metre George Michael mural painted in Kingsbury by artist Dawn Mellor, North West London. A large-scale mural that celebrates the life of local hero George Michael who was a 1st year pupil at Kingsbury High School in 1974.
Commissioned as part of the Brent supported by the Brent Borough of Culture 2020 fund.
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Murals celebrating Liverpool Football Club and it's heroes have appeared across the city in recent years
Over the last year or so gigantic murals have been appearing celebrating the newly triumphant ways of Jurgen Klopp and Liverpool FC players (and previous managers). Depicting managers, goal scorers, and team captains holding aloft the silver gleaming trophies of success. Honouring the various exciting adventures and achievements in domestic, European and global competitions: European Champions League Cup (last year 2019); the Club World Cup (2020) and the Premier League Championship Cup. (2020).
ItÕs becoming a bit of a local tradition to have your photograph taken in front of one of these, freshly painted iconic images, depicting victory and success. Whole families, tiny children in full LFC outfit, courting couples, newly-weds kissing, boys balancing on bicycles, young lads in triumphant poses, all sorts of people, joyful. The winning formulae might just rub off... bring you good luck... improve your mood...bring you good fortune...add value to your day out? Move you from doubting to believing? At the least, make you smile.
Hang on to JurgenÕs coat tails and we all spiral up!
Liverpool Murals. Football legends.
A young fan infront of the mural of Gerrard, Carragher, Fowler, Virgil Van Dijk, Dalglish. In front of the Kop. Hornsey Road. Liverpool Anfield. L4. © John McDonald / eyevine
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Murals celebrating Liverpool Football Club and it's heroes have appeared across the city in recent years
Over the last year or so gigantic murals have been appearing celebrating the newly triumphant ways of Jurgen Klopp and Liverpool FC players (and previous managers). Depicting managers, goal scorers, and team captains holding aloft the silver gleaming trophies of success. Honouring the various exciting adventures and achievements in domestic, European and global competitions: European Champions League Cup (last year 2019); the Club World Cup (2020) and the Premier League Championship Cup. (2020).
ItÕs becoming a bit of a local tradition to have your photograph taken in front of one of these, freshly painted iconic images, depicting victory and success. Whole families, tiny children in full LFC outfit, courting couples, newly-weds kissing, boys balancing on bicycles, young lads in triumphant poses, all sorts of people, joyful. The winning formulae might just rub off... bring you good luck... improve your mood...bring you good fortune...add value to your day out? Move you from doubting to believing? At the least, make you smile.
Hang on to JurgenÕs coat tails and we all spiral up!
Liverpool Murals. Football legends.
Jordan Henderson, captain, winning team Championship, 2019/20 and Alan Hansen (captain when last won the league. 1990). Old Barn Road. Liverpool Anfield. L4.. © John McDonald / eyevine
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Murals celebrating Liverpool Football Club and it's heroes have appeared across the city in recent years
Over the last year or so gigantic murals have been appearing celebrating the newly triumphant ways of Jurgen Klopp and Liverpool FC players (and previous managers). Depicting managers, goal scorers, and team captains holding aloft the silver gleaming trophies of success. Honouring the various exciting adventures and achievements in domestic, European and global competitions: European Champions League Cup (last year 2019); the Club World Cup (2020) and the Premier League Championship Cup. (2020).
ItÕs becoming a bit of a local tradition to have your photograph taken in front of one of these, freshly painted iconic images, depicting victory and success. Whole families, tiny children in full LFC outfit, courting couples, newly-weds kissing, boys balancing on bicycles, young lads in triumphant poses, all sorts of people, joyful. The winning formulae might just rub off... bring you good luck... improve your mood...bring you good fortune...add value to your day out? Move you from doubting to believing? At the least, make you smile.
Hang on to JurgenÕs coat tails and we all spiral up!
Liverpool Murals. Football legends.
Mohamed Salah Liverpool footballer mural at Liverpool 1, UK. © John McDonald / eyevine
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Murals celebrating Liverpool Football Club and it's heroes have appeared across the city in recent years
Over the last year or so gigantic murals have been appearing celebrating the newly triumphant ways of Jurgen Klopp and Liverpool FC players (and previous managers). Depicting managers, goal scorers, and team captains holding aloft the silver gleaming trophies of success. Honouring the various exciting adventures and achievements in domestic, European and global competitions: European Champions League Cup (last year 2019); the Club World Cup (2020) and the Premier League Championship Cup. (2020).
ItÕs becoming a bit of a local tradition to have your photograph taken in front of one of these, freshly painted iconic images, depicting victory and success. Whole families, tiny children in full LFC outfit, courting couples, newly-weds kissing, boys balancing on bicycles, young lads in triumphant poses, all sorts of people, joyful. The winning formulae might just rub off... bring you good luck... improve your mood...bring you good fortune...add value to your day out? Move you from doubting to believing? At the least, make you smile.
Hang on to JurgenÕs coat tails and we all spiral up!
Liverpool Murals. Football legends.
Jordan Brian Henderson Anfield, Liverpool, UK.. © John McDonald / eyevine
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Murals celebrating Liverpool Football Club and it's heroes have appeared across the city in recent years
Over the last year or so gigantic murals have been appearing celebrating the newly triumphant ways of Jurgen Klopp and Liverpool FC players (and previous managers). Depicting managers, goal scorers, and team captains holding aloft the silver gleaming trophies of success. Honouring the various exciting adventures and achievements in domestic, European and global competitions: European Champions League Cup (last year 2019); the Club World Cup (2020) and the Premier League Championship Cup. (2020).
It’s becoming a bit of a local tradition to have your photograph taken in front of one of these, freshly painted iconic images, depicting victory and success. Whole families, tiny children in full LFC outfit, courting couples, newly-weds kissing, boys balancing on bicycles, young lads in triumphant poses, all sorts of people, joyful. The winning formulae might just rub off... bring you good luck... improve your mood...bring you good fortune...add value to your day out? Move you from doubting to believing? At the least, make you smile.
Hang on to Jurgen’s coat tails and we all spiral up!
Liverpool Murals. Football legends.
Jürgen Klopp mural Jamaica Street, Liverpool, UK.. © John McDonald / eyevine
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