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‘Are you going to cry?’ – Emotional Ant and Dec lead Newcastle stars’ bus parade as hundreds of thousands line streets
NEWCASTLE have celebrated ending 70 years of hurt in epic style – with the help of some familiar faces. Geordie icons Ant and Dec led the celebrations as thousands of Toon fans lined the streets for a parade following last week’s Carabao Cup success. Sky NewsAnt and Dec presented live from the Newcatle bus during the Toon’s trophy parade[/caption] PANewcastle’s stars took to the streets to celebrate their Carabao Cup triumph[/caption] PAThousands of fans packed out the city centre and outside St James Park[/caption] SkyThe TV icons interviewed emotional Newcastle players[/caption] GettyA huge banner of boss Eddie Howe was unveiled prior to the parade[/caption] Eddie Howe‘s men won their first silverware since 1955 after seeing off Liverpool at Wembley. FOLLOW OUR NEWCASTLE PARADE LIVE BLOG Goals from Dan Burn and Alexander Iska secured a historic 2-1 win and ended the Toon’s seven-decade trophy drought. Fans hit the streets in both London and Newcastle in the hours after the match. Tens of thousands more joined a huge bus parade on Saturday afternoon to celebrate the win. TV stars Ant and Dec were spotted almost in tears at the Home of Football during the triumph a fortnight ago. And the emotional pair were on the edge again as the Toon Army packed out the city centre. They bagged prime seats for the parade, joining the players on two open-top buses. BEST FREE BET SIGN UP OFFERS FOR UK BOOKMAKERS Ant was heard screaming after seeing the crowds: “Look at that! This is absolute brilliant chaos. “We’ve got flares at the back of the bus, lads and lasses!” Addressing his sidekick Dec, he added: “Big question is though, are we going to cry like we did at Wembley on the day they won?” The pair replied in unison: “Probably!” A huge poster of Howe was unveiled outside St James’ Park just moments before the buses left to begin their route, hanging from a nearby building. Fans let off flares and waved massive flags, with chants of “Shearer, Shearer!” heard outside the ground. The crowd were treated to a full match replay of the final ahead of the parade. Newcastle players will take to a stage in the city and speak to supporters once the buses complete their one-mile route. Ant and Dec took turns to interview the players, who were noticeably moved by the size of the crowds. Jacob Murphy gasped: “It’s unbelievable. Oh my God! “There are not too many words to describe this. It’s amazing!” Boss Howe added: “Wow. This is just incredible. I feel like a competition winner! Ant McPartlinSky Sports “There’s people hanging from lamp posts and standing on bus stops. “But we knew the people of Newcastle would come out and support us. “Thanks to you both [Ant and Dec] for being a part of it, too.” Ant replied: “I feel like a competition winner!” Focusing on Newcastle’s lengthy wait for a trophy, Howe continued: “Part of your brain hopes that one day you might win something, but at the time we were in a relegation battle. “This is beyond what we thought we could do. “There is no other city like this one for football.” AFPPlayers danced and celebrated with the Carabao Cup along the one-mile long route[/caption] GettyOne fan fired up a flare after climbing Alen Shearer’s statue outside the stadium[/caption] ReutersSupporters were treated to a re-run of the final prior to the bus parade[/caption] GettyHuge flags were unveiled along the route[/caption]
NEWCASTLE have celebrated ending 70 years of hurt in epic style – with the help of some familiar faces.
Geordie icons Ant and Dec led the celebrations as thousands of Toon fans lined the streets for a parade following last week’s Carabao Cup success.
Eddie Howe‘s men won their first silverware since 1955 after seeing off Liverpool at Wembley.
FOLLOW OUR NEWCASTLE PARADE LIVE BLOG
Goals from Dan Burn and Alexander Iska secured a historic 2-1 win and ended the Toon’s seven-decade trophy drought.
Fans hit the streets in both London and Newcastle in the hours after the match.
Tens of thousands more joined a huge bus parade on Saturday afternoon to celebrate the win.
TV stars Ant and Dec were spotted almost in tears at the Home of Football during the triumph a fortnight ago.
And the emotional pair were on the edge again as the Toon Army packed out the city centre.
They bagged prime seats for the parade, joining the players on two open-top buses.
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Ant was heard screaming after seeing the crowds: “Look at that! This is absolute brilliant chaos.
“We’ve got flares at the back of the bus, lads and lasses!”
Addressing his sidekick Dec, he added: “Big question is though, are we going to cry like we did at Wembley on the day they won?”
The pair replied in unison: “Probably!”
A huge poster of Howe was unveiled outside St James’ Park just moments before the buses left to begin their route, hanging from a nearby building.
Fans let off flares and waved massive flags, with chants of “Shearer, Shearer!” heard outside the ground.
The crowd were treated to a full match replay of the final ahead of the parade.
Newcastle players will take to a stage in the city and speak to supporters once the buses complete their one-mile route.
Ant and Dec took turns to interview the players, who were noticeably moved by the size of the crowds.
Jacob Murphy gasped: “It’s unbelievable. Oh my God!
“There are not too many words to describe this. It’s amazing!”
Boss Howe added: “Wow. This is just incredible.
I feel like a competition winner! Ant McPartlin
“There’s people hanging from lamp posts and standing on bus stops.
“But we knew the people of Newcastle would come out and support us.
“Thanks to you both [Ant and Dec] for being a part of it, too.”
Ant replied: “I feel like a competition winner!”
Focusing on Newcastle’s lengthy wait for a trophy, Howe continued: “Part of your brain hopes that one day you might win something, but at the time we were in a relegation battle.
“This is beyond what we thought we could do.
“There is no other city like this one for football.”
