Emotional moment 90-year-old Liverpool fan from Telford learns she will feature in club's programme
Brenda has supported the club from the terraces for many years.
A lifelong Liverpool FC supporter who has followed the club for more than 80 years is set to see her story shared with thousands of football fans in the official matchday programme.
90-year-old Brenda Stretton, a resident at Telford Hall Care Home in Lawley Village, part of Sandstone Care Group, will feature in the matchday programme for Liverpool's Premier League fixture against Nottingham Forest on August 29.


Her appearance comes after she was filmed singing the club's anthemic song, ‘You'll Never Walk Alone’, while reminiscing about her lifelong passion for Liverpool FC.
The video, which captured her infectious enthusiasm for the club she has supported since around 1940, was highlighted to the club by staff at the care home.
During her younger years, Brenda regularly went to Anfield, attending many matches each season and following the club’s fortunes through generations of players and managers.
Her favourite Liverpool players of the past were Billy Liddell, Bob Paisley and Cyril Done.
Brenda and everyone at Telford Hall were thrilled to learn that her story had caught the attention of Liverpool FC prompting the inclusion in the official programme for the August fixture.
Maria Armstrong, Activities and Wellbeing Co-ordinator at Telford Hall care home, said: "Brenda's love for Liverpool Football Club has been a constant throughout her life and it has been wonderful to see that passion recognised in such a special way.
"Watching her sing ‘You'll Never Walk Alone’ and share her memories of following the club over the decades was incredibly moving.
“We are all so proud that her story will be featured in the official matchday programme and we can't wait to see her reaction when she receives a copy.
“It's a fantastic moment for Brenda and one that everyone at Telford Hall will be celebrating with her."
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