Ant and Dec, vuvuzelas and people hanging from lampposts: Newcastle celebrates historic cup win
What a moment it was to be in Newcastle today. Outside St James' Park, the only colours to be seen were black and white.
Newcastle celebrations are not over the top – this is why it means so much
If you do not understand what winning the Carabao Cup final means to Newcastle United, if you cannot appreciate what this moment has unleashed in a football obsessed city, maybe this is not the game ...
Newcastle celebrate end of 70-year trophy drought in sea of black and white
Tens of thousands of Newcastle United fans gathered in the city on Saturday to celebrate the club's first domestic trophy in ...
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Newcastle fans take over Covent Garden for second night in wild celebrations after first domestic trophy in 70 years
NEWCASTLE fans have taken over Covent Garden for a second consecutive night as they celebrate Carabao Cup success. The Toon Army hit the streets in both the capital and back in the North East ...
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Inside Newcastle’s celebrations: Drunk Alan Shearer, Wembley Boxpark and five-star welcome home
Newcastle United players joined their supporters by celebrating with the wild, unrestrained enthusiasm ... settled on their celebrations. “A great night, a great day, one to remember.
Inside Alan Shearer’s wild Carabao Cup final day as he ends night boozing with Newcastle heroes and fans
ALAN SHEARER’S long, long wait to see Newcastle win a trophy is over. And he made absolutely sure to celebrate the day in full. Shearer’s beloved Magpies beat Liverpool 2-1 in the ...
Alan Shearer misses Rest Is Football podcast as Newcastle’s Carabao Cup celebrations go wild
Newcastle United icon Alan Shearer was absent from The Rest Is Football podcast as he partied with the Magpies players until the early hours following their Carabao Cup final win over Liverpool ...
Newcastle fans celebrate first domestic trophy in 70 years
The last time the Magpies won an English competition was the FA Cup in 1955 - that was 70 years ago! Tens of thousands of Newcastle fans, known as the Toon Army, travelled to London from the North ...