Image source, Getty ImagesIf you're still not over yesterday... relive Newcastle United's Carabao Cup celebrations with a special BBC Radio Newcastle featuring interviews with Ant and Dec, Dan Burn and Alan Shearer.
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And we still want your pictures of the day - send in over here
We had plenty of you wanting to get involved with sending your thoughts and pictures of Newcastle's Carabao Cup celebrations on Saturday.
Here are some of your replies:
Mike: An unbelievable day for young and old, and a celebration that showed just how much our city and region love the club and those who play in our "colours"!
James: Amazing, amazing day, I travelled from London and was so happy I did. I wouldn't have missed the excitement and buzz. What a truly great city and people. The photo is of my best mate & true geordie boy Willie Foley!
Ben: Unbelievable day! Nothing more to say!
Peter: Watching the first trophy parade in 60 years
Ant: Sandro Ole Ole Ole!!
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Image source, Getty ImagesDan Burn says he will "never tire" of watching his Carabao Cup final goal and Newcastle's celebrations, despite saying he was embarrassed on international duty by the number of times the goal was replayed - which even led to him turning televisions off.
Speaking to BBC Radio Newcastle about the club's open top bus parade, the defender said: "It's something I'll never forget - I knew there would be a lot of people but when we saw the sheer amount of people it was amazing.
"It really hit home, what it means to the region and the city, the achievement that we've managed to do.
"The lads were starting chants all the way round and just being able to take in that moment, it was only an hour but it's an hour I'll never forget."
The 32-year-old has had a memorable few weeks, scoring in the Carabao Cup final victory and then making his England debut.
"It's been good, it's strange that everything I wanted to happen has happened within two weeks, I've tried to be as present as I can and focus on what I was doing," he said of the last fortnight.
"Today it's been nice to reflect on what I've been able to do the last couple of weeks, obviously now box off this whole little adventure before concentrating on the next game."
When asked how many times he has watched his goal back, he replied: "A lot.
"The first few days, my phone was getting constantly pinged with videos and remixes, when I was away with the England lads it was on TV all the time and I ended up having to switch the TVs off at the end because I was starting to get a bit embarrassed!
"I will watch it forever, I'll never tire of it - it was an amazing moment."
Listen to the full interview here
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Hundreds of thousands of Newcastle fans filled the city's streets and crowded round the stage on the Town Moor on Saturday to toast their team once more for their Carabao Cup success.
Here's how the day unfolded.
Image source, Getty ImagesGeordie takeover. Roads and even multi-storey car parks were filled by Newcastle fans trying to get a view of the players.
Image source, Getty ImagesAdopted as one of their own. Newcastle has made manager Eddie Howe an honorary Geordie, with a huge flag of the Magpies boss being draped from a hotel close to the stadium.
Image source, Getty ImagesHuge numbers. Approximately 150,000 people were at both the parade and Town Moor event.
Image source, Getty ImagesGeordie royalty. Ant and Dec joined the players on the bus during the celebrations.
Image source, Getty ImagesWho let the dogs out? Two terriers showed their support.
Image source, PA MediaHanging on. One fan went to extreme lengths to get a good view.
Image source, Getty ImagesA moment to remember. Kieran Trippier and Bruno Guimaraes lifted the trophy together again.
Image source, PA MediaTOON TOON. The Town Moor show ended with an incredible drone display.
Image source, Getty ImagesNick Pope has been speaking about how much Newcastle's Carabao Cup success means to the club and the extra motivation he had to help the club win silverware after missing out on the trophy two years earlier.
Talking to BBC Radio Newcastle during the club's open top bus parade, the Newcastle goalkeeper said: "You can't put it into words - it's unbelievably special.
"The fans [at Wembley] carried us so much, to be able to pay them back in the moment was amazing.
"On the day we were magnificent and the much better team!
"But, to be here today and see all these faces, you really get to see what it means to everyone in the city."
Speaking about what it meant to him personally, he added: "I've not got many medals in my career - so I better look after this one!
"It's not been out of my sight much yet. Two years ago was difficult, I've still got the runners up medal in my locker but it's been a big motivator for myself.
"When you see what it means and the journey since then - it means a lot."
Listen to Nick Pope's interview here
Image source, Getty ImagesDetails of Saturday's open-top bus parade and open-air event to celebrate Newcastle's Carabao Cup final win have been announced by the club.
The bus will depart from St. James' Park at approximately 16:30 on Saturday and will be arriving at the Town Moor for a ticketed event at approximately 17:00.
The timeline for the day is as follows:
13:30 - Town Moor site opens
14:00 - Carabao Cup Final replay on Town Moor screens
16:00 - Main Stage entertainment starts (Town Moor)
16:30 - Bus parade begins (St. James' Park)
17:00 - Bus parade arrives at the Town Moor
17:00 - Q&A with legends
18:35 - Players on stage
19:00 - Sela 'Spectacular Surprise'
19:30 - Event finishes
The Magpies' historic Carabao Cup final win over Liverpool at Wembley before the international break secured the club's first silverware since the Inter-Cities Fairs Cup in 1969, and their first domestic trophy for 70 years.
Image source, Getty ImagesEarlier this week Liverpool defender Jarrell Quansah was linked with a move to Newcastle in the newspapers.
The team on BBC Radio Merseyside were joined by fan Luke Leiva to discuss the possibility of Quansah leaving and he said: "I think it's more speculation, to be honest. He has had a really difficult season, but I think he is finding his feet again.
"He isn't going to go to Newcastle and be a starter, and Liverpool have just given him a new deal. I can't see him leaving, and I would be devastated if he did. I think he has a massive upturn in potential - and he is in the England setup, so Thomas Tuchel clearly thinks that as well."
Listen to more audio about the Reds from BBC Radio Merseyside
Ever since Newcastle's historic win at Wembley BBC Radio Newcastle have received a lot of calls and messages from fans telling them how much it meant to them and their family.
As well as a moment of celebration, it also seems to have been a moment of reflection – remembering the people who weren't there to witness them lift the cup.
Newcastle have joined Manchester United, Tottenham, West Ham, Chelsea and Liverpool in expressing their interest in Lille's Canada striker Jonathan David, 25. (i Sport), external
Manchester United are racing Newcastle and a number of top European clubs to sign Frankfurt's 22-year-old French striker Hugo Ekitike. (Football Insider), external
Want more transfer stories? Read Friday's full gossip column
Image source, Getty ImagesPremier League clubs have agreed the dates for the summer transfer window.
The window will open early, between Sunday 1 June and Tuesday 10 June, due to an exceptional registration period relating to the Fifa Club World Cup.
It will then reopen on Monday 16 June and close on Monday 1 September.
Image source, Getty ImagesWe asked for your views on what might be going under the radar at St James' Park.
Here are some of your comments:
Josh: That we have terrible goalkeeper options. Pope's decision making and kicking are awful and Dubravka is too old. Signing a new keeper is a must in the summer.
Hughie: No one's noticed that Newcastle actually have the best midfield three in the league. We have the perfect balance with Bruno playmaking, Tonali dictating play and spraying passes like it's no one's business, and Joelinton doing all the dirty work at at very high level.
Chris: Probably the fact that in the last two to three transfer windows we've made no first team transfers, and yet are still challenging for top four and we've won a cup! Not many teams can boast or do that.
Joe: Lots of talk around securing European football next season but I feel people are ignoring the obvious lack of depth in the squad. Cup final was EPIC but you can't deny that the other competitions suffered somewhat in the run-up. We need a big summer transfer window and with clubs making little to no effort to disguise their intentions of going after the likes of Isak and Tonali, we also have work to do to even maintain the status quo.
There have been many standout free-kicks in the FA Cup over the years, so BBC Sport has wound back the years and selected a few to celebrate all over again.
For Newcastle, it had to be Laurent Robert's stunner against Liverpool on Saturday, 24 January 2004.
"He's done it again!" The commentator gasped as the ball soared past the stationary Reds players with pace and power.
The goalkeeper had no chance.
Fast forward to 02'19:00 to watch in all its glory.
Newcastle want to bring Liverpool and England centre-back Jarell Quansah, 22, to St James' Park this summer and hope a £30m will tempt the Premier League leaders to sell. (Times - subscription required), external
Meanwhile, the Magpies have paused contract talks with Liverpool and Arsenal target Alexander Isak after the Sweden striker, 25, turned down their initial offer. (Caught Offside), external
Want more transfer stories? Read Thursday's full gossip column
It has been a season to remember for Newcastle.
With a trophy in the bag, Eddie Howe's side are just two points off fourth in the Premier League, so there is still plenty more to play for.
But Magpies fans, you know your club best, is there anything slipping under the radar?
We'd like you to tell us the one thing that no-one is talking about at Newcastle but really should be.
