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Bought my copies this morning and they look great! What a day, so proud to be part of covering the city’s biggest celebrations I’ve ever seen.

And another one about what it was like to be involved in the city's biggest celebration in my lifetime (I think).

What a day it's been! The most bouncing I have ever seen Newcastle in 32 years. Here's my wrap on the day.

This group of lads were loving the parade. Jamie (on the right) said the bus passing was the best five seconds of his life. He said: “It was a fantastic day, it was Isaktly what we expected.”

Read the full story on Jung Min in @ChronicleLive . Newcastle fan travels 5,000 miles from South Korea to be part of Carabao Cup parade celebrations

Not long now…

This is Jung Min Lee, he arrived in Newcastle from Seoul on Thursday and flies back tomorrow. But there's no way the leader of Toon Army Korea was missing today's celebrations. He said: "This is a once in a lifetime chance for me and I'm a really happy man to witness this."

@greener_simon @ChronicleLive Emma and Josh are here celebrating after watching the final at Wembley. Josh said: “if I could describe being here in one word - great!”

@greener_simon @ChronicleLive Starting to get busy out there!

@greener_simon @ChronicleLive Plenty of stewards lining the route on Percy Street

Also - you can read a little more about Darcie here - .

@greener_simon @ChronicleLive And will let Twitter judge who took the better photo - me (left) or @greener_simon (right).

In the absence of an introductory post - it's great to be covering the Carabao Cup Victory parade with @greener_simon for @ChronicleLive. We'll continue with updates throughout the day.

Zac Dennis lives in Glasgow but has been a Newcastle fan since he was 6. He said: "Seeing the players at the moor will be a highlight, especially the legends like Shearer and Ferdinand. Seeing the players and the trophy and how much it means to the city will be amazing too."

We also have Ben Nash, who came from Nuneaton. He said: "I came when Shearer's statue was unveiled and my uncle saw them win the Fairs Cup. I can't wait to go to the moor later and see all that and soak up the atmosphere."

Here are father and son Ian and Harry Shearer (no relation to that one). They have travelled from Cheltenham for today's parade. Ian told Chronicle: "It's pretty monumental, it's the start of something to come."

We’ve found one of #NUFC’s youngest fans waiting for todays Carabao Cup Parade. Five month old Darcie is with her parents Josh and Rachel, who say she is already football mad!

And here's a bit more about what it was like to witness a history making win at the fan zone in Newcastle city centre.

Here's how fans reacted at full time.

Loved covering the match today with @greener_simon from central park fan zone. What a day!.