BigAl

Some one please give the turntable a nudge

Ooops, too busy listening to Leighton interview on Radio Scotland

Appreciated, but got loads of those Take it thats not really the answer you're looking for even thoughsstrictly speaking I have given a correct answer

List any four of the numbers in your avatar ? Do I get a prize ?

Mmmm, nae like us to seek a cheap option. Agree that Stark has done well with U21s but can't really recollect him setting Scottish football alight during his managerial tenure at any of his clubs. Would see this as a high risk appointment

the odds against us winning at Ibrox on Sat

As others have already said, an excellent post lad. Please join us more often

Then I've mis-heard it as well

Simply has to be Clangers. If you fall off the bike, you need to get straight back in the saddle. Think he'd be completely fucked if he doesn't play tonight

Sorry but my glasses were all steamed up

Preferably do the honourable thing and walk...... Failing that you get the tin tack and find it difficult to get another job in football management owing to stubborness For avoidance of doubt, I voted sack now

I still clearly remember listening to Miller bering interviewed on Radio scotland post the Copenhagen game waxing lyrically about how the cash injection from reaching last thrity two would result in team being strengthened. Got to think whatever became of the cash generated, and if he/they had no intention of doing so why go on about it

Think Hartley has the potential to make a very good manager BUT this is not a job for a rookie manager in my opinion. Fair enough if you appoint a father figure then Hartley could become player/assistant manager

Whilst we'll never know, I think this one time you might be right

Probably away looking in a book of quotations to find one to adapt for Jocky. Think he is keeping his options open

See LS has jumped on the Jocky Scott bandwagen o'er on the inferior site

Not convinced that anything is going to make much difference now. The damage has been done, the support alienated and fcuked off. Short of going on an unbeaten run through to the season end playing scintilating football, can't help but think its time up for Dingus. Regardless of the failings elsewhere in the club ( and there are many ) it is time to move on. Next

go on then, as long as you ensure your seems are straight

Don't suppose you were in a white mini bus with inflatable sheep in back window. If so passed you on the road just about Brian Grant's franchise

Would have hoped he would have stepped up to the plate given the adversity we have faced this season. He has however been responsible for more fuck ups then I can possibly remember. Not reallt sure where the likes of Zander actually thinks he will be playing next season. Certainly just now, we should not be offering him any form of new contract. Needs to play for his very livlihood right now, or second tier Scottish League football beckons for him

Can't disagree with that. Used to defend Zander's ability but time for that is long long gone. Know a former top league central defender fairly well. For long enough he used to tell me that Zander wasn't as good as some of us ( myself included ) believed he was. Looks like he was right all along

Spot the error in his second last sentence THIS Aberdeen squad will never be forgiven. The horrendous 9-0 defeat at Celtic Park will be etched on the record books and in the memories of supporters for years to come. The abysmal defeat has strained Mark McGhee’s position to breaking point but, regardless of the manager’s future, the players must accept responsibility. Defender Zander Diamond admits morale at the club has flat-lined. He knows there will be nowhere to hide tomorrow when Inverness Caley Thistle arrive at Pittodrie. He said: “This will be remembered for a long time. Even if we go on a run and win six straight games, it is always going to be remembered we got hammered 9-0 by Celtic. “The players are at rock-bottom but we have a game on Tuesday, so we have to pick ourselves up. It’s going to be hard but we need to go for it. “This is as bad as anything I have experienced. I think every player, member of the management and supporter is feeling as low as I do. “It’s a hard one. “There was a feeling of disbelief at what was happening. I’m still shocked to this minute. But we need to pick ourselves up for Tuesday. “You are only as good as your last game and people can sum this one up in their own words. “It hurts your pride. You have umpteen friends and family, coaches and whoever, but you have let everybody down. “Everyone in the dressing-room was despondent – in disbelief and shock. “It is not nice to be part of the worst defeat in the SPL and the club’s history.” McGhee is fighting to survive the mauling, coming after a run of nine matches which has produced just four points. Diamond said: “We are hurting as players – and for him (McGhee).” Diamond knows what to expect tomorrow. Terry Butcher’s Caley Thistle are unbeaten away from home in the SPL and in the top six, achieved on a fraction of the budget than at Pittodrie. Diamond said: “We will get dog’s abuse for this – and rightly so. It’s going to take men on Tuesday night. We need to stand tall. “It’s a home game and any bad passage of play will be mumped and moaned about. “The supporters will be hurting as much as the players are. Hopefully, we can go out there and get the result we need.” Read more: http://www.pressandjournal.co.uk/Article.aspx/1998794#ixzz14g9tEylV

Indeed it was GS

Last two words of your post completely sum up AFC.