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  1. OxfordDon
    You have to feel for Findlay, if he'd just left Olusanya alone he would've cleared the ball himself.
  2. Ajja
    Think we have to treat them as a really dangerous opponent and not be too drawn in by the lack of structure/confidence etc. They are starting this season like we did the last but have still got players to hurt us if we go in thinking beating Kelty comfortably makes us stick on top 4. Difference in prep for them is a couple of competitive European games will be much more beneficial. Last season we hadn’t played FCSB when we played them at what I’ll now be referring to as Vranken’sTyne Castle.
  3. The.Moog
    Well, well, well - fitba eh. Positives: We’d have never ever dug that result out last year - full credit to all for that. We defend set pieces and high balls into the box much better (nae hard to improve tbf) We’re more of a threat at set pieces in the opposition box than last year (see bracket point above again). Nisbet is on a hot streak (top notch pen) so let’s hope it continues. I thought Smith made a difference when he came on. Very direct and worried them with his pace and positivity on the ball. BUT Lets be honest, that was daylight robbery. That’s not a particularly good diets team and they were in complete control in that second half. We were miles off it in terms of quality, tempo, technique, intensity etc. Constantly gave the ball away, moved it way too slowly when we didn’t give it away and delivery into the box in the main was very poor as usual. There were far too many shades of last year in too much of that performance for me. We’ll take 3 points when playing poorly every day of the week of course, and full credit for having the attitude to dig that out, but there’s loads of work needed to improve pretty much every aspect of that team. Still, GIRFUY Diets. Alexa - play Joy Division…
  4. irnbru1903
    Never in doubt. Minimum skill and effort got us over the line.
  5. Panda
    Well Guinness does tend to take a while to settle.
  6. STFU_Donny
  7. OxfordDon
  8. RicoS321
  9. Ajja
    Get yourself to Haymarket tomorrow at 10am. See you there 💪
  10. blinlemon
    In Robinson’s pre-match presser on Red TV, he said that Muller’s been recruited because there have been some light rumblings about Mitov being targeted by other clubs. Nothing definite, but he’s made a pre-emptive move in recruiting the Masked Man (worn because he’s had concussion issues in the past). Muller seems to be a good guy from his responses to Mal’s forensic probing questions. I was particularly pleased to hear that although he hardly kens the area yet, he’s adopted a bit of the culture, “After tomorrow’s match, it is my intention to seek out Davy’s chipper in Boxy. I have heard that their Blutwurst er….blood sausage - I think you say “black pudden”? - is particularly renowned. I am excited at the thought of hamming into one of them”.
  11. OxfordDon
    Here's hoping one never fouls the other, the combined event horizon would drag any VAR delay out to infinity.
  12. RicoS321
    They're going to have to extend the pitch when we play the Huns in order to fit him and Shankland on it.
  13. The.Moog
    Yep, he looked decent anytime I saw him with Livi. Another who knows the league and won’t get bullied easy. Quite happy with this one. Clear upgrade on Milanovic (not hard) & if we compare to Keskinen, £300k to replace a guy we got £1million plus for - and who I honestly think is actually an upgrade on him too - is pretty decent business…
  14. Mason89
    5 points
    I sent away my first scoop after turning 50 this year. No bother at all with a quick turnaround for the result. Just seeing that there’s many folk across the uk not bothering. If you are dithering, do a big toalie and send the surplus to Derek McInnes Ibrox Stadium 150 Edmiston Drive, Glasgow, GB G51 2XD
  15. OxfordDon
    We seem to be nailing the buy in and sell on for a profit model. If we can just figure out how to get them to actually play football while they are here, we'll be unstoppable.
  16. BigAl
    I'd like to thank Topi for his efforts during his time with us. I suspect he has a little bit more in the tank as he is still a youngster Wishing you a hugely successful career Once a Don, always a Don and always a Scottish Cup winning Don
  17. Old Mortality
    Good luck with Nesta. One of the better players in a dreadful Cobblers side last season (Fitzsimons was our real player of the season but he was associated with Nolan, his drinking partner). He's decent going forward but a little suspect defensively. Has pace.
  18. Mason89
    One of the funniest games of football I can remember. Not fussed how we played
  19. RicoS321
    Just back. Piece of pish, never in doubt. Not a terrible first half, fairly even, and probably unlucky to be going in one down. A new defence can probably be cut some slack for their goal. Thought Happe and Mayo looked fine together and Cadden was decent enough. Guinness-Walker not brilliant, but offered no support from Yogane. Thought Lyons was poor today, and Aremu had a good first half, but faded badly. Olusanya terrible at football. Smith played well when he came on. Nisbet okay, and sublime when required. Mouloua not so good. Armstrong good, and Briedl not. We're going to have some serious problems with a goalkeeper that can't even attempt to kick it with his left - that just shouldn't happen in the modern game. They were well ahead of us in the second half, and controlled the game entirely. Worryingly we took ages to make subs, and then threw on four at once, which took ten minutes to recover from, and nearly cost us - poor management that was eventually rewarded. Our strengths are set pieces, and form the majority of our chances. Crosses are coming in very early without looking to see if anyone is there, and result in several miscues. A lot of cracks papered over, but hilarious to do it in such a fashion against them.
  20. Jupiter
    Hearts have Hibsed it
  21. irnbru1903
    For as long as we have lasagne playing in our starting line up we will be crap. A huge statement of intent from the club.
  22. TheDonbytheDee
    I don't see Cadden as an upgrade on Devlin at all.
  23. blinlemon
  24. OxfordDon
  25. Panda
  26. CurlsLikeTattie
    Sorry, but just no to all of this. I am in a current minority who still love America (despite the obvious orange turn offs), and I love American sport, but not everything needs to be Americanised, and not everything needs to be an entertainment fest. Take half time to go for a piss, have a drink, chat about how crap your team are. Just take a break from the 'entertainment' you actually tuned up / tuned in to watch. You don't have to keep people stimulated every second. Just drop the shit.
  27. Jute
    Did their solution involve pointing and laughing as I have found that a great way to deal with their defeat. I had a zoom call with my colleagues in London yesterday and the start was delayed 15 minutes by the host. He then emailed me to say the delay was to give me time to get the flag down and the grin off my face.
  28. InversneckieDob
    I really need to learn. Every two years I get the fear, every two years wendys lose to the first good team they play.
  29. blinlemon
    4 points
    “Tadgers”, I think.
  30. RicoS321
    Yep, I'm beginning to think we'll make it out of the group stages.
  31. RicoS321
    Milne will be a good player. It's not unusual for a defender of his age to go through a rough spell. He reminds me of Jack Hendry when he was at the Tims. Once he uses the physical attributes he was blessed with, he'll be fine. He's a good footballer who allowed his poor form to turn him into a jittery footballer (as Hendry did at that age). A move to the MLS will be good for him if it happens. I really hope he's not sitting on our bench next season anyway, he deserves better. There really is very little room for a young player to come through the youth setup and make mistakes while developing in our first team, which is a shame.
  32. TheDonbytheDee
    Not much of the cup winning squad left. Don't think we ever really saw the best of Topi. Have a feeling he will kick on away from us. Not saying he'll be winning Champions Leagues or anything, but do think he'll have a decent career.
  33. baggy89
    He better give a quote to the press prior to our first visit to the huns along the lines of "You will never find a more wretched hive of scum and villainy. We must be cautious."
  34. GASC1980
    Made it there and back. Canna mind much on the way back.
  35. STFU_Donny
  36. Don Julio
    3 points
    I very near choked on my dinner When Nisbet scored the match winner As Hearts fell apart I let out a fart And now I’m a tiny bit thinner
  37. Kowalski
    3 points
    The Italian Willie Miller.
  38. Jupiter
    It also sums up exactly what is wrong with Scottish football. Until that changes, the national team and our clubs in Europe will never achieve anything.
  39. Mason89
    This story will end with a Paternity Test
  40. Kowalski
    That’s actually pretty decent. She has always come across well when I’ve seen her on TV
  41. dons8321
    Good jinxing - goal from...
  42. ErchiePlum
    It's the smarmy knowing smirks of the newsreader and tv presenters when they mention enger lund that particularly bug me every tournament. Pleasing to note it's absence today :-) Particularly after a 39 year Messi schooled them
  43. Jute
    Thought Argentina were better team and England scored against run of play. Argentina subs worked and Cunts didn’t. Turning on Tuchel and blaming him for sitting in and ignoring fact Argentina were forcing them back before subs. Spain v Argentina could be a great final
  44. Panda
    A small, minor thing. Austria Vienna are also with Macron and revealed both their home and away shirts yesterday. Their badge is sewn on, but ours is stuck on which makes it look a little cheap (and, likely to peel off). Just wonder what the decision making behind that would be. Cheaper? (if is is the club are certainly not passing on those savings to the supporters going by the advertised prices).
  45. DonsTalk Admin
    Welcome to the all-new DonsTalk, the ultimate online home for Aberdeen FC supporters. We have officially upgrades our entire forum platform to a brand new cutting edge platform. Whether you're here to debate the starting lineup, vent about refereeing decisions, or celebrate a massive night under the lights at Pittodrie, our upgraded home makes connecting with fellow Dons fans faster, smoother, and more interactive than ever before. What's New? Key Features You'll Love We didn't just give the forum a fresh lick of red paint; the new forum completely redefines how we talk about the Dons. Here are the major new features you can start using right now: Live Community Features (no more refreshing!) Gone are the days of hammering the refresh button during a tense matchday thread or transfer deadline day. Real-time replies: New posts and replies now stream onto your screen instantly as they happen. Live Reactions: Watch the thumbs-up and laughing emojis light up your posts in real-time. Live Notifications: Your notification bell updates instantly without you needing to jump between pages. Built for Mobile-First Let's face it, most of us check the forums on our phones while at the stadium or on the bus back from an away day. The forum is built from the ground-up to be completely mobile-friendly. Seamless Layouts: Navigating the sub-forums on your phone is now as slick as a dedicated app. The All-New Post Editor Sharing your tactical breakdowns or embedding the latest match highlights just got a whole lot cleaner. Streamlined Mobile Toolbar: No more hidden buttons or clunky formatting on your phone. Everything fits perfectly on small screens. Content Boxes: Wrap your match previews or player ratings in beautiful, expandable, or coloured content boxes. Icons and Emojis: We now have access to massive emoji sets and thousands of Font Awesome icons to add some flair to your posts. Unified Tagging and Content Discovery Want to see everything related to a specific player or topic across the whole site? The forum has reinvented tagging. You can now follow specific tags to get notified when new content drops, and view forum topics, gallery images, and blogs all bundled onto a single, dedicated tag page. A Quick Housekeeping Note Because the new forum is a massive architectural leap forward from our old forum, all legacy custom themes and plugins have been reset. If you notice a missing tweak or a quirk in the layout, hang tight! We are actively fine-tuning the experience over the coming months. Take a look around, customise your profile, and jump into the latest thread. Let us know what you think of the new setup in the comments below! COYR! 🔴⚪
  46. RicoS321
    Keskinen could be upgraded with a sheep dog.
  47. Kowalski
    Just looked up his family tree. I suspect the force will be strong with this one…
  48. RicoS321
    It's fine, the new website can cope with long lists.
  49. swaddon
    Like all things that change, it will take some getting used to, but it looks good so far.
  50. tlg1903
    3 points
    When Blatter is calling you corrupt you know you fucked up
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