David Ginola says Newcastle United's Carabao Cup win is "something really special". The former Newcastle player says he could see the togetherness of the team from the start of the match and at full-time he saw "so many tears in the stands". Newcastle beat Liverpool in the final on Sunday, that saw the club win its first major trophy in 70 years. Report by Brooksl. Like us on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/itn and follow us on Twitter at http://twitter.com/itn
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00:00means so much, so much. I mean, I watched them, you know, celebrating in the stands
00:08and it was just unbelievable. So it's something really special, means a lot for everyone at the
00:15club, at the city. I was last week at the Mipi Minkan with Newcastle City Council and everyone
00:24from Newcastle City. And, you know, they were all talking about that game. They were all talking
00:30about how pleased they were. They will believe they beat Liverpool and this is exactly what
00:36happened. So I'm pleased for them. I'm pleased for all the hard work that has been put in place
00:44by Harry Howe and the new owners. I mean, it's such great stuff for everyone, actually.
00:54You could see that the team and the players, they were playing together, aiming for the same goal.
01:02And it was great to watch because you could see that the will of winning and bringing back the
01:08trophy to Newcastle and St James' Park was more than anything else. And you could see in the
01:15attitude of the players on the football pitch, the attitude on the bench, everyone was involved.
01:22And yeah, well, I saw so many tears in the stands, you know, the people they couldn't believe.
01:30And I think it will be a huge joy back at Jordi Lanz. So it's good to know me. I'm very pleased for them.