This is why a banner telling Raheem Sterling to 'do the T-rex' flew over Elland Road last night

By The Newsroom
Published 8th Jun 2018, 09:44 GMT
Updated 19th Jun 2018, 11:27 GMT
The banner implores Raheem Sterling to do a T-rex goal celebrationThe banner implores Raheem Sterling to do a T-rex goal celebration
The banner implores Raheem Sterling to do a T-rex goal celebration
England fans were entertained by the sight of a plane trailing a banner imploring 'Raheem - do the T-rex' flying over Elland Road during the team's 2-0 winner over Costa Rica last night.

The stunt was arranged and funded by comedian Jack Whitehall - who has a long-running joke with the winger about his habit of running with his arms tucked into his sides, dinosaur-style.

England 2 Costa Rica 0: Elland Road regains its place on the international stageJack hired a plane from Airads Banners, who claim to be the UK's leading aerial advertising and flying banner company.

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Sadly the plea was in vain, as the Manchester City forward did not score in the pre-World Cup friendly at Leeds United's ground as he was rested for the fixture.

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Related topics:Elland RoadJack WhitehallEnglandRaheem SterlingManchester CityLeedsLeeds United
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