29/05/2017 Look North (Yorkshire)

Good evening and welcome to Look North.

As you've been hearing, they're in the Premier League --

after a nail-biting penalty shoot-out -- against

Reading at Wembley -- in the Championship play-off final.

In a special bulletin tonight, we'll hear from Town's head coach,

their chairman, and the scorer of the winning goal.

But first around 40,000 Huddersfield fans travelled down to

Do you know something I don't think I've ever witnessed reaction from

fans quite like this today. There was so noisy, it's nice to have a

bit of peace to reflect on this incredible victory. It was tense,

Huddersfield have a few chances early doors, perhaps they should

have scored after five minutes. One was missed on nine minutes at the

far post and you never got the impression Reading would do anything

until of course we had the penalty shoot out. Huddersfield won it 4-3,

there are two heroes, the goalkeeper Ward and Schindler at the end. The

fans were amazing and they went berserk. What does it mean C?

Everything. We are in the Premier League. Get in. What does it mean to

you? Everything. 48 years watching town, it's a dream. When the penalty

shoot out started, did you fancy Huddersfield? Yes! When it was

halfway through did you fancy the? Yes X? I tell you what, this is

fantastic. This is great for Huddersfield Town. It means so much

to the town, to everybody that we finally got there and we are in the

we've done it. I'm speechless. It we've done it. I'm speechless. It

means everything, I can't believe we did it. I almost collapsed. It means

the world, I'm losing my voice. Me and my sister crying at the end,

kids loving it. I don't care what happens next season we are in the

Premier League. Bring on Chelsea. Come on! So that is what it means

for Huddersfield Town fans, they are in the Premier League next season, I

will tell you something, this has been a special special day, it will

be tomorrow as well because the Civic reception will be there for

all to enjoy an Huddersfield fans in the many thousands can say thanks to

their team. Today's victory means Huddersfield

-- are back in the top division of English football

for the first time You might have seen the fans

with the German flag there. The scorer of the winning penalty --

was one of four German players in the team,

Christopher Schindler. We'll hear from him in a moment;

but first the club's manager, David Wagner,

who's also German, gave us this The group deserved it. Unbelievable

season with a happy ending and a great finish and we said before that

this is a fairy tale which usually is not possible but they've done it

and we are very happy, I'm one of the happiest man on the planet. I'm

so proud for the players have done and I'm happy for everybody he is

connected and has supported Huddersfield Town, especially the

chairman. 39,000 supporters from Huddersfield today at Wembley has

shown again that this club made a step forward and I think they

deserved to celebrate I'm sure the city is bouncing tonight and

tomorrow in blue and white. When I saw the ball go in the back of the

net, the ceiling was indescribable. So much pressure from my shoulders

and emotion, I will remember this day for the rest of my life and I

think this is something I will tell my family and nobody can take this

from our squad. Today's match is thought

to be the most lucrative Promotion to the Premier League ---

is estimated to be worth at least a ?170 million

to Huddersfield. A dream country. For the town of

Huddersfield, the last time we had a town here was Ipswich and now we are

there, on the big stage, it'll be difficult but what we have achieved

this season has been unbelievable. Great team spirit and unemotional

but it proves you don't have too have brains to get promoted. Do it

the right way built slowly and this is the best day of my life. It just

shows that the unity between the players, the supporters, it's

incredible, David needs to take great credit because he has achieved

the impossible. He has achieved the dream, this is how we're looking at

it, our players, our wage bill a small but the heart of the cyan the

will to win is outstanding so we've done it. I would've thought we were

favourites to finish bottoms but hey Ho we favourite to go down is this

season, it could be the Champions season, it could be the Champions

League next year who knows. Thousands of Huddersfield fans

are expected to take to the town's streets tomorrow when the team

parade in an open top bus. The parade is due to start

at the John Smith's stadium around 5.45, arriving in St George's

Square at around 6.20. Tomorrow night's Look North

will come live from the Square. Our sports reporter

Tanya Arnold is with us; Tanya- This is really one of the fairy tale

stories, this is a club that battered relegation from the

championship last year and finish 19. They have not achieved this by

splashing the cash, they have one of the smallest budgets in the

championship, smaller than the other teams that were in the play-offs to

get in the Premier League. It has been a revolution really, the entire

culture has changed, they have been practising at 745 when kick-off

would be. He has changed everything and it is an incredible story. It is

also an incredible story for the town because the club gets a

windfall of cash, the Premier League is the biggest Football League in

the world, it is watched globally so Huddersfield, the town is going to

be on the map and so is Yorkshire. Hull City dropped out of the Premier

not having a team again which is not not having a team again which is not

good for the county as a whole. I think if you go back to the

beginning of the season and said which of the championship sides from

Yorkshire might go up, I bet if you would say Huddersfield town, it has

been a wonderful Armed police have carried out

a number of raids -- Officers from West Yorkshire Police

remain at the scene of one of the raids, on Oak Lane

in the Manningham area of the city. Police say the raids

on two properties in the area are not related

to the recent terror No one has been injured

and there have been no We'll have more on our

bulletins tomorrow. Widnes 28 Leeds 20 A great

win for Wakefield -- who came from behind to beat

Wigan And Castleford stay top- And you can see all the action

on the Superleague Show early tomorrow morning at half past

twelve here on BBC One. Well, what does the weather have

in store for that all important Good evening, a soggy bank holiday

Monday but the good news is that we have some fine weather coming,

particularly on Wednesday and Thursday, not as hot as last week

but fine weather to come and we have some sunshine tomorrow but also a

fair few showers, particularly in the afternoon. Actually a cold front

so we will have fresher conditions by the end of the afternoon, here is

the pressure charts. Introducing fresher conditions behind us and we

will lose the humidity, the McGuinness and for the middle part

of the week, high-pressure moves in, a lot of fine unsettled weather to

come and then towards the end of the week this area of low pressure will

moving from the West. Still uncertainty but at the moment it

does look like Friday will be soggy. A wet evening out there, the rain

will begin to clear away northwards leaving behind a lot of cloud, Mr

Hand and muggy night to come. Temperatures down to 30 degrees.

That cover of cloud and the murkiness out there and humidity.

Some breaks in the crowd Willett cloud in the morning, through late

morning onward we have that shall risk spreading from the West and

they could even be the odd thunder, tomorrow evening looks quite

pleasant, temperatures through the afternoon getting to 18 or 19.

Looking further ahead as I mentioned, Wednesday and Thursday

look fine and dry with spells of sunshine so called a start, a fresh

start on Wednesday, temperatures that average and feeling pleasant in

the sunshine, another pleasant data, Thursday and as I said, uncertainty

about Friday but the rain pushing in the West will make a wet day. That's

all we have time for, we are back from breakfast at 630 the morning,

have a lovely evening. Hello. There I think we've seen the

back of the thunder storms now. Over the next few days, our weather will

start to come in from the Atlantic. We'll draw down fresher air from the

North West. Recently,