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You have to wonder who is running the due diligence medical checks over the players fitness before we sign them.

Out injured again, 4-6 weeks apparently

http://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/football/spl/aberdeen/2011/08/15/abrdeen-defender-youl-mawene-we-held-inquest-straight-after-humbling-by-hearts-86908-23345959/

I think there has been plenty of discontent but I cant see any of the above happening until the start of next month after the first six games have been played and importantly the transfer deadline has passed.

Only seen the highlights but he didnt seem to be covering himself in glory. At least you guys werent stuck with 9 gloating hearts fans for the rest of the night!

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-north-east-orkney-shetland-14489401 Aberdeen bypass: Judge rules against legal challenge A judge has ruled against campaigners who are trying to block the building of a bypass around Aberdeen. They argued that a public inquiry into the Aberdeen Western Peripheral Route (APWR) had been flawed. Lord Tyre rejected the appeal on the grounds there had been sufficient opportunities before the hearing for public representations to be made. The £400m project had been delayed by the court proceedings at the Court of Session in Edinburgh. Lord Tyre ruled against two appeals heard together; one brought by William Walton on behalf of anti Aberdeen bypass group, Roadsense the other from John Weir Fraser and Mrs Maggie Fraser Both appeals argued that the procedure had been unfair because the inquiry held in 2008 was given an unreasonably restricted remit. There were also two separate challenges, based upon obligations of Scottish ministers under the Habitats Directive. One related to the impact of the scheme on the River Dee Special Area of Conservation (SAC), the other to the disturbance of European protected species (otters and five species of bat). Again the court rejected these arguments and found that Scottish ministers did sufficiently address all of the relevant requirements. Opponents criticise the cost and environmental impact of the plan, which is aimed at creating a fast link to the north, west and south of Aberdeen. Infrastructure link The bypass was originally given the go-ahead by Scottish ministers in December 2009 following a lengthy public inquiry. Many business leaders in the area support the project. SNP and Aberdeen Central MSP Kevin Stewart welcomed the ruling saying it was excellent news for Aberdeen and the North East. He added: "The AWPR is a vital infrastructure link for the North East and for Scotland as a whole. "Getting the go ahead for this road will boost the economy, cut congestion and improve links across the region. But anti bypass campaigner, Sheona Warnock, from Roadsense, said: "We are hugely disappointed. It's been a very long and hard fought campaign. "We thought we made some very good points. "We will need sometime to consider his judgement. "We haven't got to the point of considering an appeal."

In/Out: Out Pre match: White water rafting on the Tay Match: Sky sports in the pub with 8 jambos plus others Post Match: Night oot in Aberfeldy Prediction: Draw

.........wheres this wave of optimism came from???

nope

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Magennis has scored for the Northern Ireland U21s in a 4-0 win over the Faroes.

http://sport.stv.tv/football/scottish-premier/aberdeen/265653-aberdeen-take-dutch-striker-maceo-rigters-on-trial/

5 goals since 2007 (51 games) Although there is this

Some rumours of Fulham youngster Charles Banya http://www.fulhamfc.com/MatchAndTeam/PlayerProfiles/ProfileDetails/CharlesBanya.aspx

As long as we get a % on future selling on fees.

Unexpectedly, this may be our best chance of a win yet looking at the form of our fellow joint bottom of the league bedfellows. Maweme, Fyvie and Clark will apparently be back from injury.......

Aye it was good and we were quite lucky with the weather considering the rest of the country got plenty rain that weekend. Kasabian were amazing live once again on the Friday and saw a few other bands who were all good. Saturday turned a wee bit messy and ended up with the Chemical brothers who played a great set. Sunday was also decent, lots of time spent in the Bacardi bar getting free pina colada slush puppies from my mate who knew the bar staff. Ended up going with everyone else to watch Paulo Nutini - was better than I thought it would be.

Going on the list of injuries I would expect that to be it for him now. Never a great captain for us but a good player and scored a few memorable goals.

However I hear their answer phone system is so shit it crashes if you leave a ten minute message

Away to escape back to Edinburgh and a few beers at mine tonight but sort of quiet. Tomorrow either Scotland v Ireland rugby or Hibs v Sunderland, then drinks at my mates and then out for some festival stuff then silent disco till 3am

http://www.afc.co.uk/articles/20110805/rangers-v-aberdeen_2212158_2411300

Madjid Bougherra sold for £1.7m to some Quatari team

http://www.afc.co.uk/javaImages/a9/6b/0,,10284~9857961,00.jpg[/img] Zander Diamond makes a surprise return to Pittodrie for biggest team photo event