Aberdeen's triumphant win in the Scottish Cup after a 35-year wait erupted in raw emotion, especially among fans and players. Midfielder Dante Polvara's candid response captured the moment, followed by defender Jack Milne who articulated the collective joy felt in the stadium. The match itself was described as scrappy and tense, yet from a red lens, it became one of the most memorable games in history. This victory not only reignited the club's legacy but also felt like a first-time achievement for many supporters, indicative of the deep ties between the team and its passionate fanbase.
If you wanted to know what happiness is then Milne defined it in that moment. This was a day of days for the Dons, a seismic occasion for the club if not a stunning final.
Aberdeen had the kind of courage that few thought they had, they had belief that nobody could have detected beforehand, they had bottomless fitness levels.
There was a visceral aspect to it, a power that only comes when something momentous has happened. Aberdeen have won plenty of trophies over the years, but looking at their fans it almost felt like a first.
It was scrappy, it was sloppy, it was incredibly tense. It was gloves off, bare-knuckle stuff in all its ugliness. Looked at through a prism of red, it was just about the most perfect game ever played.
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