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This pleases me. I have no beef with Cameron whatsoever and he will get my full support whilst in a red jersey despite hating the deal that brought him. I would have more time for the loan system if there was no restriction on the player playing against their parent club.

My only issue with Porteous has been his poor disciplinary record, at this level though he's a very good CB and whilst it a big contributor to his poor disciplinary record I do love a nasty bastard centre half.

Where did you hear that re JA prefferring Mcglynn for Hertz?

Due to some unforeseen circumstances I ended up having to go to buy a car in England last minute and missed the game, I also managed to lose my phone inbetween the departure lounge and the gate so only managed to catch the last ten minutes of the game on the radio when I got close enough to enought to the border (just north of manchester I started getting 810 mw in case anyone finds themselves in the same predicament). Glad to get the win, glad to get a home tie in the next round though not an easy one by any stretch. How was the reception for Cameron?

Silver lining for them is they will get plenty of recovery time for virtually every league game between now and the end of the season.

Falkirk 1 up with 5 left of the 90.

I prefer rice crispies myself 2bh

I'm not happy about this but I'll never advocate booing an Aberdeen player, even if he is on loan from them. Ironically, it's just downright hunnish.

Cue benny hill theme music.

I'll say this for Mcglynn. I've been impressed by his teams every time I've watched them. Caught a few games of them in the championship and they were scoring goals for fun. The game at pittodrie I thought they really managed the game well after Devlin was sent off and they deserved their win on the day. He's made them a good team, no question. Would I want him as manager? I honestly don't know but he's worth at least an interview. Can see the benefits, very experienced and knows the league. Team plays well and has managed a very limited budget with aplomb.... Here's the thing through, I could be talking about Davie Martindale with those very same words and his achievement of having livi in the top league as much as he has (trying to playing football too, they're no hatchet merchants livi) is equally, if not more, impressive than what Mcglynn has done at Falkirk. Imo anyway, others are available, but regardless of his past I do think he is a good manager. Also Falkirk are a bigger club and probably had a bigger budget in the championship than livi have ever had in the top league. Am I advocating Martindale for an interview? No, but 2bh only really on the grounds that the support would really struggle to accept him being in the frame for the job let alone getting it. And I get it, he's convicted drug dealer with a really nasal weegie accent but I don't really care about that 2bh. I've got to admit though I really would be interested to see how he would do with a bigger club.

In fairness we nearly got Christie, a permanent deal was in the works and then Tom Rogic got a bad one and they decided to keep him.

It's infuriating! No danger the club don't know this is going to get them a lot of stick and for what? Another attacking midfielder that the jury is out on what their best position is? It really is a ridiculous act of self harm for a player we don't fucking need.

We should never be loaning off der hun regardless of whether there's an option to buy.

"What’s interesting about Robert Klauss style of play is that he is a Red Bull coach through and through. The now 39-year-old began his coaching career at RB Leipzig, progressing through the ranks of their academy to their Bundesliga team, where he served as assistant coach to both Ralf Rangnick and Julian Nagelsmann during their respective tenures." That's not an awful pedigree for a 41 yo 2bf. "Red Bull, the owner of several football clubs worldwide, including RB Leipzig in Germany, Red Bull Salzburg in Austria, Red Bull Bragantino in Brazil, and New York Red Bulls in the United States, follows a unique football philosophy. The company emphasises the development of young talents and play a proactive, high-pressing, counter-pressing style of football with direct, vertical, and quick attacking play to score goals as quickly as possible." wankspeak for gegenpress in case anyone wondering what a red bull coach is.

Don't be silly Al