Excitement is in the air as England gears up to take on Norway in the World Cup quarter-final, and Asda is here to rally the supporters! They’ve set up a massive ‘Wonderwall’ at their Eastlands store, calling on fans to leave messages of encouragement for the Three Lions.
The buzzworthy installation is inspired by Oasis’ legendary hit, which has become the unofficial anthem of England’s World Cup campaign. It all kicked off when the tune blared out after England’s victory on 17 June, and it hasn’t stopped echoing since. Even Liam and Noel Gallagher have given their nod of approval to the fan favourite.
This colossal flag, measuring 9.25 metres wide by 3.65 metres high, is a chance for fans to make their voices heard. Phil Jagielka, former England defender, was the first to scribble down his support. “It’s a brilliant way for fans to show they’re right behind the lads,” says Jagielka. He’s optimistic that England will build a Wonderwall of defence to stop Norway’s star striker, Erling Haaland, in his tracks.
Pen your message and join hundreds of fans adding their voices before Saturday’s big match. The flag’s there until kick-off, making it the perfect pit stop to show the Three Lions we’re all backing them! With support pouring in, there’s hope that England will march on to the semi-finals, leaving Norway wondering what went wrong.
Bring on matchday! Let’s hope that by the night’s end, just like the song says, all the lights that lead us there are indeed blinding. C’mon England! 🏴☠️⚽ #ComeOnEngland #Wonderwall #WorldCupFever