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Well done that’s a prize winning effort. 😂

Since when did we give a flying fuck what the West Coast media hacks said about us Fuck them Titz all the way

I wonder if Titz prefers two up front?

Christian Titz? I'd rather hae Islam Fudz.

Was going to post the same. We'll be a bigger laughing stock than usual, when it goes titz up.

Shit off and on the pitch. It figures. Our Pathways manager worked out well. Gone before the accounts were published. Can't help but feel we need rid of Cormack and his American diddies from our club.

Read up on Christian Titz. He sounds horrific, sacked from everywhere for not being very good. Shame. I'm usually a big fan of [post redacted]

We're not having a manager called Titz. Imagine the headlines. "It's Gone Titz Up Again For Dismal Dons" "Titz Out!"

Allegedly interviewed by us in London today Anthony Joseph reports that Steve Clarke and Christian Titz also interviewed Titz is an interesting one. Were we not linked with him previously ? Decent win ratio of almost 50% in over 400 games. Poorest win percentage of any managerial position he has held is 43.9% with a high of over 72%

Is that the guy recently punted by Burnley? Their fans weren't too endeared by him. Played his attacking fitba syyle, without the players capable to do it. Sounds all too familiar

Police launch a probe into David Walliams. Doubt that'll be the first time he's been probed 😂

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The Beeb have asked the Dons faithful if they fancy Nicky Hayen as manager. Most people said no.

I’d only accept it if they had Pom-poms and peak Tony Basil on the mega phone.

"Oh, Nicky, you're so fine, you're so fine you blow my mind, hey Nicky". Does anyone think the Ultras would adopt that as a chant?

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Was it the assumption Happe could cook?

There doesn't seem to be anything up here to rival Arcade Club in Bury, which I've still to visit, for the arcade experience sadly. Plenty of smaller venues like NQ64 etc. but nothing on a grander scale that takes your breath away by all accounts. Believe the first "console" we had in our house was an Interstate 1110 but don't remember too much about it and the first home computer we had was the rubber keyed Spectrum. From there we moved onto the Spectrum +3 and then a Sega Master System 2 with Alex Kidd built in. Then it was the SNES where Super Mario Kart reigned supreme and many a fight started in the Battle Mode between myself and my 2 elder brothers and finally as a household we got an Amiga CD32, gaming was different back then as each console had it's own unique charms. The only gaming consoles that I've got set up now are the current generation, a Polymega and a SuperStation ONE Mister device. Got the SS1 connected to both my large 4K display and also a Bang & Olufsen MX4002 21 inch CRT which looks sensational playing all the old retro consoles the way they were meant to be played.

Retro arcades seem to be quite popular these days. I've been to the arcade bar on Lothian Road in Edinburgh on a date. Worlds worst date but the place was pretty cool. Quite a few machines broken though which I guess is to be expected. I took the niece and nephew to the National Museum of Scotland a while back when they had a gaming exhibition on. All the old consoles and gaming machines which you could have a try out on. My first computer was a Spectrum 128k, absolutely loved it but weirdly I can hardly remember any games I had for it. Jasons Gem springs to mind but that's about it. I had a fighter jet game which I would play wearing a skateboard helmet because that's what real fighter jet pilots (probably) wore and because I was a really cool kid.

That would never happen at Pittodrie thankfully. I've never seen such a committed bunch of professionals.

Nicky Hayen Won the Belgian league with Club Brugge (after replacing Ronny Deila). Was most recently Burnley boss but was sacked after just three months. Was linked with Celtic last year. Was Brugge manager when they beat Rangers 6-0, so already an Aberdeen cult hero. Actually won 9-1 on aggregate. When appointed Burnley boss, he said: "What I can tell them is how my teams play. We keep the ball, we press with purpose, and we trust young players with real minutes, not just a place on the bench." Had a deepish dive into his time at Burnley. Didn't get a pre-season and didn't get to bring in his own coaches, so was up against it from the start. But fans said his team selections were odd and the players seemed to down tools. Was also a factor at Brugge - players got good results in the Champions League, but he couldn't motivate them for domestic games. Anyway, here's a short segment of Brugge toying with Rangers at Ibrox (albeit this was a friendly).

I see some bloke called Nicky Hayen is under consideration. Last job was Burnley where we won 1 from 14 and got sacked after 3 months. Doesn't hugely fill me with confidence! Appears to have (briefly) done ok at Club Brugge. Edit: Yeah, what Slim said!

EE journo claiming that Nicky Hayen (ex-Club Brugge, Genk, Burnley) is one of the 7 on the shortlist.

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