Shearer emotional at Newcastle trophy parade, remembers father

Alan Shearer felt a mix of pride and sadness during Newcastle's Carabao Cup trophy parade. The legendary striker reflected on the emotional day, wishing his late father could have witnessed the team’s first domestic trophy in 70 years. More than 150,000 fans filled the streets of Tyneside to celebrate Newcastle's victory over Liverpool on March 16. Shearer, who scored 206 goals during his time with the club, was clearly moved as he spoke about his father, who passed away last year. During a podcast, Shearer shared his feelings about the event, calling it one of the best weekends of his life. He was touched by fans cheering his name and expressed hope that his father was watching the celebrations from above. Newcastle's coach, Eddie Howe, also acknowledged the overwhelming support from fans, stating the team remains focused for the upcoming Premier League matches.