Live updates from Huddersfield Town's promotion parade
Parade starts from John Smith's Stadium and heads to town centre
Celebrations after team clinched promotion with win over Reading at Wembley
Promotion worth at least £170m according to experts
What a memorable couple of days it has been for Terriers fans, with West Yorkshire finally having a top flight team once again.
Defensively astute with a strong collective work ethic, it's going to be very interesting to see how they get on with the big boys.
Congratulations Huddersfield.
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Image source, ReutersAt one point during the stage celebrations, the team turned their backs on the crowd.
It looked a bit weird from the audience's point of view, but this was the result, selfie of the day?
Image source, ReutersIt's time for a very basic German lesson for Huddersfield Town's supporters, as they all say danke schön to manager David Wagner.
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Dean Hoyle, Town's chairman, plays up to the crowd and they're loving it!
After he spoke on stage, he was raised up into the air:
Quote MessageI thank David, these guys [players], backroom staff, people that have worked at the club for 30-odd years. It's such an incredible moment. But the people I feel most proud of is you guys."
Dean Hoyle, Huddersfield Town chairman
Image source, ReutersIs this the new queuing system for people wanting to sit on the top deck of the bus?
Image source, ReutersHere's the view the players have across St. George's Square in Huddersfield right now.
If you're a passer-by legging it for a train on the other side of the square, you're probably going to miss it.
Image source, ReutersYou know that bit at the end of the night when you've "had a few" and suddenly everyone's your best mate..
That:
Quote MessageIt's been epic, he's been by far the best manager I've ever worked for."
Mark Hudson, Huddersfield Town captain
St. George's Square erupts in cheers as Huddersfield Town boss David Wagner lifts the Championship Play-Off trophy.
Image source, ReutersTommy Smith was injured during the win over Reading and stretchered from the Wembley pitch but he's back up on stage today in front of the crowds with his leg in a pot.
He gets a huge cheer:
Quote MessageYou've been absolutely fantastic all season, we'll see you in the Premier League next season."
Tommy Smith, Huddersfield Town defender
Defender Christopher Schindler has been on stage talking to the crowd, he says the victory is all for them:
Quote MessageI just wanted to make you guys happy, we've got no limits we can achieve anything."
Christopher Schindler, Huddersfield Town
Despite the crowds in St. George's Square, the statue of Harold Wilson still has the best view of the action.
What a great image.
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Amazing scenes in St. Georges Square as the compere for the event tries to address the crowd and the team as head coach David Wagner keeps grabbing the mic off him.
He then simply starts chanting and the crowd are loving it!
Image source, ReutersJust imagine being a Town player or the manager today, Nahki Wells tries to sum it up:
Quote MessageIt's been amazing, the support's been fantastic. We have the entire town behind us, and to see them is a great feeling."
Nahki Wells, Huddersfield Town striker
Here are the scenes in Huddersfield from above:
Huddersfield Town chairman Dean Hoyle just carried out the classic 'hold a drink while celebrating with the fans' technique.
It's going to be quite an evening for everyone involved in the club.
Image source, ReutersI know we've only just said the bus was leaving the stadium, but the driver clearly got a move on and it's already in St. George's Square.
Here's where the party really gets going.
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You remember when you were a kid and couldn't sleep on Christmas Eve?
It turns out getting promoted to the Premier League has the same affect on grown men:
Quote MessageI've not slept, I just can't believe what's happened. I think we totally deserve it. We're just going to enjoy it."
Andy Hughes, Huddersfield Town coach
That's the chant from Huddersfield Town fans as they await their heroes at the promotion party:
There's some fantastic images coming through now, the numbers in St. George's Square are definitely swelling.
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Image source, ReutersThe party bus itself is not just populated by footballers, but the families of the players too.
David Wagner paid tribute to the role that they have played:
Quote MessageIt's down to the wives, children and the players too because all together they have made this fairytale have a happy end."
David Wagner, Huddersfield Town Head Coach
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