OxfordDon

Bertie Bossu had his own thread

Georgia had 2 glorious opportunities to make it 2-2 in the 89th and 91st minutes, cleared off the line. Handbags out, yellow cards everywhere, game finished 2-1.

My name is OxfordDon and I am a recovering AbMadder. Haven't touched the stuff for eight years now

Thelin now officially just as good a manager as Alex Miller (10 Aberdeen career league wins). Admittedly Jimmy was slightly quicker than the year it took Alex.

TBF, Celtic have done well to keep it going as long as they have, they shouldn't get too disheartened, it's good to have the challenge.

Agreed, it's barely November and he's dropped two points already, we deserve better

On the positive side, they are "free from litigation". https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles/cx2lyz51nlxo Until the tribunal at any rate.

Given the regularity with which Hibs Hibs'it and Hearts Hearts'it, even when playing each other, do we need some kind of collective term for Edinburgh teams - Reekin'it maybe?

Probably less than 80, they'll gain points after the split due to the easier games in the bottom six.

Just needed a firmware update: 10 RUN 20 IF DistanceToByline<1m THEN Cross 30 GOTO 10

We welcome the chase.

Right, there's far too much giddy positivity flying about at the moment, this isn't like us - our forebears must be rustling in their graves at the heights of unfettered hyperbole being voiced just because we are not currently bottom of the league. So to get us back to our roots, here are our current achievements properly grounded in Aberdonian pragmatism. Some key milestones so far: Wins: we've secured enough wins to avoid beating the all-time record for fewest in a season (7 wins, 1916-17). So just joint holders for now. Points: In a similar vein, we've successfully dodged the tag of worst points total ever (21 points, 1904-5, 1916-17). Some way to go for the comparable 3points-a-win season record though (34 points, 2003-4), so don't get too carried away. Managers (league wins): Jimmy Thelin (7 in 8 ) is officially better than Neil Warnock (0 in 6), and is steadily closing in on such managerial behemoths as Stephen Glass (9 in 29), Alex Miller (10 in 38). and Jim Goodwin (11 in 35). So well done Aberdeen... for now.

Matchday of the Dead

If Jamie is reading this... siiiiiiiiiiiiiigggggggggggnnnnnnnnnn

Dear BBC, the reports of our death are greatly exaggerated.