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Choas: The Truth Behind the Manson Murders is a good read. If you like a conspiracy it’s on steroids.

Games on Premier Sport.

Fair percentage of the Hearts fans will see nothing wrong with that.

I had forgotten we were playing tonight. Is this a TV game, hence the Friday night? I'm actually out tonight, so I may as well go to a bar that has it on, rather than some guff pish.

I'm neither surprised or outraged at that video. It's what huns do.

I've not seen 1 second of Duncan in a red shirt that made me think he was anything other than garbage. I'm sure about his Pittodrie future in that he doesn't have one.

Maybe he should take time off for some soul searching 05a9fa65-fa0c-42e5-ac93-de7818306de3.mov * Contains words of a sectarian nature

Accumulate the points required for mathematical safety and thereafter it's time for the squad cull, changing formation and blooding youngsters for next season. Lets hope that Robinson isn't swayed into retaining some of the charlatans that have donned the famous for the past 18 months due to getting a few victories in the bottom six shoot out but rather he is carrying out phase 1 perfectly and will do the same with phase 2. Don't think we've a large amount of players out of contract come seasons end so think we'll be spunking a fair wad on paying players to kindly leave so will be interesting which ones we keep on as most of this squad can GTF in my opinion.

For those of us not on social media, do tell?

Thought I'd give my take on our signings: Suman (s) - who knows? Not really tested and what is it we expect from a backup keeper? Bratveit (s) - didn't hugely impress me, but fine as a back up Gyamfi (s) - good going forward, mixed defensively - may be a question of whether part of a 4 or a 5? Obvious injury issues Frame (s) - success Elvis (s) - not tested Dorrington - fail. Really don't know why. Morrison - not sure, potential to be a success, depending on role and system? McIntyre (s) - fail Aouchiche - success/fail Armstrong (s) - success but a bit of a rolls royce, my sense is we'll get more out of him if we're performing better Geiger - moderate success: I think has helped bring some stability but fitness/injuries have limited his contribution Aremu (s) - flashes of what he might be capable of, but fitness has limited contribution to date Kjartansson (s) - too soon to say. He's young and a "project player". He's stepped in sometimes and shown potential Cameron - success-ish. He's been busy and energetic, but doesn't feel like his impact in terms of goals, etc. has been what I'd expect? Karlsson - early goals garnered points that probably have saved us, but over the piece a fail. A negative influence on the team I suspect Milanovic (s) - even as a "project player" has looked completely lost and unable to impact the game. Unclear if remediable Bilalovic (s) - as a "project player" has shown flashes of potential, but certainly not a success yet. Would like to see him given a Shady Mo role Olusanya - despite his limitations, has been a successful signing Yengi (s) - redefines the meaning of fail. Extraordinarily bad signing. Lazetic (s) - "project player" so early to judge, but hasn't shown any signs of progression, potentially the reverse, so not looking good Nisbet (s) - success

I take it everyone has seen the Derek McInnes video doing the rounds? Oh my word

The folk that executed Jean Charles de Menezes, strip searched school kids, employed Wayne ‘The Beast’ Couzens & David Carrick, secretly filmed arrested women in the toilet & ripped the pish out of murdered sisters in a group chat, want the Green Party to turn it down a notch

There's a good interview with Brian Kerr on rtv as well. Anyone else think he looks a bit like an older Simon Murray?

Out as ever but RedTV Eating pizza 1-0 the Dons (Nisbet) Bed Had the great pleasure of being at Pittodrie for the last meeting. A repeat would be lovely.

In driving there driving back 0-0

Out (Still carrying the scars of having attended the game last November) Work Red TV Nothing much 1-1 (Nisbet)

From time to time, I take a gee to read something historical Current ones I have in my collection but not yet read include The Spanish Holocaust by Paul Preston The Classical World (An Epic History Of Greece & Rome) by Robin Lane Fox The Silk Roads (A New History Of The World) by Professor Peter Frankopan

Delighted to put that right for you mate https://www.itv.com/news/2018-07-18/nelson-mandela-centenary

I've never seen Nelson Mandela and Trevor McDonald in the same room.

I haven’t, might give it a go. I met a welder once who thought Nelson Mandela read the ITV News at Ten. They are a special breed

In an unrelated note, has anyone read this? Mason

Arc at you!

The Bernard Sumner one isn't that great either. Never thought it would have been Stephen Morris with the best story to tell I've read the Cure book.

Not a huge lover of EBTG, but her books are very good. What I find with biographies, is that the best ones are by people that you are not a fan of, especially when it comes to music biographies.

Tracey Thorn’s autobiography is a great read, whether you like their stuff or not.