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Thousands watch Aberdeen cup parade Thousands watch Aberdeen cup parade
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Thousands of Aberdeen FC fans have seen the Scottish League Cup trophy being paraded through the city centre.Thousands of Aberdeen FC fans have seen the Scottish League Cup trophy being paraded through the city centre.
An open-top bus carrying the team left Albyn Place at 13:00, and went along Union Street to the Town House.An open-top bus carrying the team left Albyn Place at 13:00, and went along Union Street to the Town House.
It followed Aberdeen beating Inverness 4-2 in a penalty shoot out in Glasgow last weekend.It followed Aberdeen beating Inverness 4-2 in a penalty shoot out in Glasgow last weekend.
Aberdeen Lord Provost George Adam said the parade would give the whole city the chance to celebrate the team's first major silverware in 19 years. Aberdeen Lord Provost George Adam said the parade gave the whole city the chance to celebrate the team's first major silverware in 19 years.
Aberdeen City Council made £25,000 from the city's Common Good Fund available to fund the parade. Union Street became a sea of red and white as thousands of fans watched.
Meanwhile, Aberdeen fans will discover later if their social media push to send a 1980s hit by The Human League into the official chart top 10 has been successful. Alongside the cheering and applause, a loud chant of "Peter Pawlett Baby" echoed along the city's main thoroughfare.
Dons fans have been downloading Don't You Want Me - a number one in 1981. They change the lyrics to "Peter Pawlett Baby" at games. Fans have been singing the alternative lyrics to the Human League song Don't You Want Me at games.
And last week saw a social media push to send the 1981 number one back into the official chart top 10.
Campaigns on Facebook and Twitter to get the single to the top of the charts have snowballed since the club won the trophy.Campaigns on Facebook and Twitter to get the single to the top of the charts have snowballed since the club won the trophy.
The Official Charts Company earlier said the song should breach the top 10 on Sunday if the sales trend from during the week had continued. The Official Charts Company earlier said the song could breach the top 10 on Sunday if the sales trend from during the week had continued.
Aberdeen City Council made £25,000 from the city's Common Good Fund available to fund the parade.