Ok ok who is willing to own up and admit they had a wee cry yesterday...

Whether it was full on eyes streaming, or just one tear or two.

I actually got all emotional after the first goal, think it was due to the tension beforehand. The second i was alright, just went a bit mental...

The tears really came at Full Time though. Looking up at the screen and seeing the words 'Inverness Caledonian Thistle Scottish Cup Winners' It was a beautiful moment!

I was greeting like a bairn....ok, maybe not the best analogy under the circumstances!!

I shed a wee tear when Falkirk equalised and I thought we'd blown it!  Went absolutely mental when Jamesy Vincent put us back ahead.  No tears at full time, Didn't quite sink in until today at the Northern Meeting Park what we'd done.  There was another wee tear or two then.

Well what do you expect - 58+ feckin years and I have to be a feckin Jeggie to cry

Still bawling my eyes out today tbh

I was sitting ensconced on my sofa beside my pal and the goal went in.

 

 I jumped up off the seat  and punched the air violently with a hissing "Yes" tumbling frae mah lips while he nearly fell over me laughing and screaming. He settles down and comments:    "Jeez, I've never seen you do that before." To which I replied:

" Still waters run deep'  m'lad AND you have never seen ICT win the cup before either................"

 

Smiles all round.      

yup. had a wee tear in my eye yesterday .... last time that happened was 22 months earlier when my little guy was born. A few medicinal whiskies later and all was fine ;) TFC also won yesterday and one of my mates from the bar is an Arsenal fan so all in all we went 3 for 3 yesterday !

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My face was wet with tears time seemed to stand still at the end of the match.

Same here.  Not usually emotional but this was an enormous feat in our short history and one I had only ever dreamed of achieving.

 

Well done ICT and everyone associated with it - we did ourselves proud on Saturday.

I almost past out when we scored the 2nd...

With all the wild celebrating in stand I needed to calm down a little.

Hughes girls were during interview on Sky.

I fully expected tears if we won.  Never happened though.

I reckon in the next few weeks when I get a quiet moment and am reading the programme, looking at photos or watching some highlights there may well be "oh my f**kin god we won the cup" moment and a tear will follow.

My eyes watered with pride when the players were walking out, I was a bit overwhelmed by the occasion tbh. I though I would cry when we won but I just went absolutely mental when the winner was popped in. What a moment.

Best day of my life(so far)

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I'm still dehydrated, and I'm not sure whether it is from the drink or from the several pints of water it felt like I cried at full time. Didn't really expect it, I must admit - I'm usually a bit more stoical than your average X-Factor or Masterchef contestant - but I think it was a combination of the dream coming true and a release of the tension of the previous 20 minutes or so; I'd convinced myself we were going to blow it from the moment Tremarco was sent off, even after we went ahead again, and my legs totally went from under me when the final whistle blew. Absolutely magical day though, and one of the best things about it was being able to spend most of it with a combination of the close friends that I started going to see the team with in 1996, and the close friends I have made over years of ICT away days.    

A lot of huns greetin!

When we scored the second goal and when I listened to the BBC Sportsound podcast and Richard Gordon described our players receiving the trophy.

Stayed at the Premier Inn near the Buchanan Galleries.  After going out on Saturday night for a drink and a meal we headed to the hotel bar for a nightcap.  I thought a nice Highland Malt would be a good way to round off such a great day, but not only did they not have any Highland Malts, they did not have any Scottish malt whisky!    I had to settle for a Jamiesons diluted with a splash of tears.

I think i was maybe one of the only people that didnt shed a tear or 2 after the game. But i will admit i was having a problem with the celebration cheering, as it seemed as if a frog was stuck in my throat and was making my voice waiver. Think it was the sheer emotion and utter disbelief that we'd actually won. Had to watch the game all over again on sky+ on sunday morning (Was just as bad on the nerves) Just to make sure i wasnt in dreamland :) Even now watching the highlights when vinnie nets the winner it feels like i'm back at hampden again :)

You're not kidding about re-watching the game being bad on the nerves despite knowing the result. I watched Hunscene on Saturday night and I was still panicking when the equaliser went in.

Stayed at the Premier Inn near the Buchanan Galleries.  After going out on Saturday night for a drink and a meal we headed to the hotel bar for a nightcap.  I thought a nice Highland Malt would be a good way to round off such a great day, but not only did they not have any Highland Malts, they did not have any Scottish malt whisky!    I had to settle for a Jamiesons diluted with a splash of tears.

At least you got a Punk IPA!

Stayed at the Premier Inn near the Buchanan Galleries.  After going out on Saturday night for a drink and a meal we headed to the hotel bar for a nightcap.  I thought a nice Highland Malt would be a good way to round off such a great day, but not only did they not have any Highland Malts, they did not have any Scottish malt whisky!    I had to settle for a Jamiesons diluted with a splash of tears.

Should have gone to the Pot Still before going home DD.

Had just stopped and then I saw this - RESPECT

Agreed -Humbling - Kevin is smiling despite all he has been through - keeps things in perspective .

Oh feck....that's me away again.

Photographic evidence