dave_min

Kings of Leon - Day Old Blues

Led Zeppelin - The Song Remains the Same

Now all we need is a draw against a Ukranian team and it's a shoe-in for "New Song of The Season 09/10"

Edinburgh is in Glasgow, didn't you know. You need to get yourself a North East map

In Glasgow? I've no idea mate, I live in the only part of Scotland which isn't referred to as Glasgow on here.

He's an agent I believe.

That just cause he's a Weegie?

So Windass not Jess? Windass hasn't worked with any of the team from the 80s

I asked first ya prick!

Looks like fun! Anyone got a moped?

If you were to drop a friendly PM with a few names on it I wouldn't complain, and might end up doing some revision for the exam I have tomorrow

Hmmmm.... Would having an Aberdeen legend beside him be good enough to forgive a Hun being in charge...

DMcIMG good to get in there early

Sounds perfect, but you and me both know that there is a section of the Dons support who will never back him as a Dons manager for the same reasons they never backed JC.

Looking over his history it's the first time he's ever qualified with a London based team, so i've no idea where you're going with that? I also agree that McGhee is not the answer, however I still don't think JC should have been sacked, but you can also rest assured that I will also be 100% behind the new manager whoever it may be

You do realise that Roy Hodgson has qualified for the Europa League? Who then?

Not too surprising really.

We had a manager who was reasonably successful over a long period, but now we seem to want some sort of flash in the pan now. A lot of the people who have been mentioned like Martinez and Di Matteo just won't get Scottish football, if the candidate has no experience at all of Scottish Football, i'm afraid it's a no from me.

Goalkeepers only really get noticed when they make mistakes, so nobody noticing how good Jamie has been until the end of the season when we look back is a good thing in my book.

Tut tut Letting facts get in the way of a mindless rant

It doesn't matter who we get, fans/media are going to compare him to what was in the past, which is gonna place alot of pressure on whoever gets the job. Personallt I think having somebody who's had to deal with it as a player is a good thing, as second time round he should be able to take it in his stride. When we appointed someone from outwith (Skovdahl) he came out with the suggestion that we should basically give up when we play the OF? Do you really want to go down that route again. Also, whoever comes in is on a pretty shortened timescale, if Marco Van Basten comes and accepts the job tomorrow, the longest he'll possibly have before out first European game is 2 months, hardly enough time to get to grips with the team, source some replacements and get a team out and winning. Whereas somebody who has some sort of connection to the club/Scottish football will have the advantage of having a decent understanding of the strengths and weaknesses of Darren Mackie and co, something I very much doubt Van Basten does?

Useful, comparing our new manager to Sir Alex, no pressure there then

Don't be sorry, I agree with you. I was just saying (badly) that none of these random English managers will understand AFC straight away, so took out all the names of people with a history at the club, and Windass & 'Rico' (who I have no memory of) came under that umbrella. I'd be ok with Deano being part of the management team, but cetainly not as the manager.

Reporting Scotland is saying Paul Sturrock is considering coming up from Plymouth