Yes I did.
I have done several times since, whilst watching it back

Kleenex will have made a mint lol

Well I did knock a couple out to celebrate when I got home!

Bloody hell, that's just made me cry all over again...

Stay away from chopping onions for the next couple of days, you might perish of dehydration.

Was very close. Luckily for me, me & my lad are the only people in our family that do rugby so didn't have any past family members to remember. The cheer Radford received when lifting the cup very nearly got me going though.

Mrs28 cried when Shaul scored and I had to tell her there was still time left!

At full time we both did (although I was still panicking that Wattsy was offside when he made that tackle - of course he wasn't!)

Filled up a few times since reading people's stories and watching the game again too. Met two of my schoolmates from Leeds outside after so that was pretty special as well

Myself, Digger and Robs were swept along in the emotion of it all. I was physically drained afterwards and didn't recover until after we had had a meal in the West End. Did I shed a tear? for sure. I've seen FC lift the cup in my 16th, 39th and 50th years but wow this was the sweetest moment I have had in the 35 years of following the club. The scenes at the end will live with me forever. What a weekend, glad we pushed the boat out on 1st class travel and a quality hotel. Four days of boozing has taken it's toll though, I'm off to Portugal on Saturday for a week and will be toasting the club all week.

Great to meet various forumites on the day too and swapping seats with Uppo as planned worked out fine. Great work on the diary Wilf, was waving to you at the end but we were all lost in the moment by then.

C'mon you ulll.

Wasn't it just brilliant and an experience the like of which we will never see again, I was so proud to be there! You don't need to be chopping onions if you've read this thread! Aren't we lucky!!!

54 years I`ve been waiting for that to happen since my mam took me along as a 5 year old.
It would have been her finest moment of following our club. At the final whistle I looked across at our kid and we both looked to the skies together knowing that she was watching it all unfold. Tears ran like Usain Bolt down our faces.

Exactly the same as me Mosher, and as a coincidence I've been in the end virtually directly above where we crossed the line for each winning try.
The surge of the Elland Road Kop end as LC went under between the sticks.
The tumbling high up in the heavens of the Millenium and ending up severals rows below in a Leeds females lap as PC cut back inside to score.
Only ended up falling the one row in front as JS went over for the winner on Saturday and they were empty seatsanyway so no damage done, only to my bruised left thigh.
Magical moments, all three of them.

I cried about four separate times lol

What a beautiful story.

I was so emotional I couldn't even speak during the game. This year had a different feel than other years, and for 60 minutes I thought we were all going to be left heartbroken again.
It's fair to say the emotion came out at the end!!
Felt like crying at a game before (normally after a defeat), but this was the first time it had actually happened.
Never seen so many grown men crying at one time (since Wembley 2015 anyway!)

Like a baby.............started with our first score 20 mins out and was still blubbering into my beer late into the Saturday night.

Just kept thinking about all the fantastic people who never lived to see it.......starting to fill up now !!