BigAl

Afraid you can rule Maybury out of that.... it simply isn't going to happen

Would have been better if it had been Tokely

fecking hell, four goals in the first half, these games are historically tight and only ever really have one or two goals in them

Hope I,m wrong but still think Maybury will make all the right noises about staying, but ultimately he'll move to a.n.other Championship side on £8/10k per week, more than double what we'll pay him. Agent will be working away in the background believe me

[quote author=Mentorred link=topic=3308.msg41552#msg41552 date=1206568750 Should the Dons keep hold of Dave Bus beyond the summer? In a word NO

Thank you very much you bastards Had already made plans to get up for this one. As others have already said anticpated a half decent crowd for this if still possibility of getting into top six and vouchers being given out for potentail cup final appearance. Guess its a half day off work or sit in the hoose and watch it then

Great blast fae the past

King Creosote - Bombshell

H'min Bobby dinnae hud back

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Think Maybury will end in disappointment for us Sorry guys just being realistic

Tad premature S.T. Nae guarantee the Huns will be there

Same for me

TF = part timer

That is actually scarey just how much of a resembalance it is

BB and Funster in homsexuality shocker

Nae offence meant BB but selfish thought it may be kick off at that time at Tinkcastle sure as hell would be an issue to me

Drew's fame knows no boundaries apparently

Where as walking down Sauchiehall/Argyle/Bath St in Glasgow wearing an Aberdeen one is a passport to safe passage Two words Fecking erse

Aye Dave, sorry forgot about that one. My youngest was telling me that afore the game and basing his optimism upon that

:lolabove:

Yes thats what we achieved last night and worthy of mention, but what a surprise that is the statistic the tabloids choose to focus upon today, rather than the more interesting one I heard last night, in that it is apparently way back to 1951 to find the last time the Dons failed to win a Scottish Cup tie at the Tattie Bowl Feck if I'd known that prior to kick off, might have been a few quid placed on us

how could I forget that

O.A.R. - 34th & 8th [ Disc 1 ]

Just sign the fecking thing and be done with it Barry