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I used to hate Hamilton but he's really grown on me as he's got older. He's some racer too. My favourite driver is Kimi though, he da man! Glad button has got a seat for next season, comes across as a lovely bloke

I'm sceptical large numbers would but you may get some of the younger ones, say kids at an upper age of 12-13 when this all kicked off a few years ago, that may decide to start going to watch their local team. Yeah Karma is a bitch BB, the we don't do walking away slogan has become quite the rod for their backs now. Watching this insidious institution crumble apart has been one of the most satisfying sights of my life. I highly doubt any ex rangers fan would decide to start supporting Aberdeen given the animosity between the clubs Manc. It's the more regional teams like ICT, Kilmarnock, ST J that may pick up a few

Can anyone really blame them ? Would you go and pay your hard earned into the unaccountable black hole that is sevco when you have no idea who is in charge and the football is murder? There are many things the hordes of mordor can be criticized for but their reluctance to attend at the moment is not one of them. Especially after getting burnt fingers from the whyte and green eras. This is starting to feel like the beginning of the end

I went Ronaldo but you could ask me the same question every day for the next year and you would probably get a different answer more times than not. It's so hard to choose because they have such different styles. I've gone with Ronaldo for his desire. His refusal to rest on his laurels even though he has reached a very sparkling peak, the way he still sets out every morning to be better than he was yesterday.

In car to dundee from glasgow Whatever stand the inverness reds have got tickets for car to inverness very hard game to call this. Utd are pretty lethal on the counter these days but the county game showed they still concede silly goals but, then, that's been a hallmark for us this seasons also. This game is winnable for sure, it would be great if we get a low or a robson back in time for it as playing the likes of hayes and pawlett in the cm position is hardly desirable. I was shitting it every time a challenge was made on jack the past few games as without him we would be lost at the moment. Taylor starting to look like a defender and the return to form of Mcginniesta bode well for us. As a spectacle this could be one of the games of the season, can see a 3-2 win for either side so I'll go 3-2 Dons and Pawlett to score first, he's picking up a bit again and is overdue a goal.

Dunno about mom but he had a good game. His distribution is really good at times, lasted a lovely ball down the right for Logan to run onto. Mcginn's goal was a belter

Formation today is fucking bizarre, Hayes is playing as a cm

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Fucking farce

I had the perfect angle for the free kick at love street, right in line. RIP Hicham, I did love watching you play.

in car main car then out on a stag do in glasgow 2-0 Mcginn Is Low injured? Thought he would have been in or about a bit more with the injury to Flood. I have liked the cut of his jib when he has played and he combines well with a very overworked Ryan Jack. I would go Brown Logan Taylor Considine (sorry Manc I like Considine at CB) Hayes Jack Low Pawlett Smith Mcginn Rooney Playing players out of position rarely goes well and in my opinion that is the most balanced side we can put out right now.

I'm starting to think goodwillie isn't going to work out. He's clearly talented but he struggles to fit into the system and I would rather see LS getting a chance. Pawlett has flattered to deceive a lot this season also, I think he is better suited to playing on the wing but given mcginn is the best crosser in our side it's understandable why he is out wide. That said we are missing his goals. I was very surprised we only made one sub on Saturday and how late on it came. I really like Smith though and in all honesty I think pawlett should make way for him for a few games, Smith is much better suited to the behind the striker role than DG or PP

That's a sore one to take, it was a close, open game but i did think we had edged it.

Very much this

I saw the under 20's defeat county 0-2 in the cup a few months back. I thought we looked alright but it was hard to really judge as the opposition made little attempt to try and win the game. Gibbons was a player that stood out a little, though ironically, that said, it was done so in a less than noticeable capacity. He didn't give the ball away, really understood his position in the team and was always available for a pass. I think he would need to bulk up a wee bit as he looked very slight but defo a player of promise I thought.

top 4 win today, piles the pressure on to keep up! BIG game tomorrow

I can't see us not moving now truth be told. As i understand it (and feel free to correct me if I am mistaken) the council is prepared to chip in to a new build and that with the dosh from the sale of pittodrie we move to a new ground without really spending anything. To redevelop pittodrie would only cost us money, and a fair old whack of it too. There is just no way the board will sanction putting us back into debt just as we finally remove that very sizeable shackle from the club, especially as there is such an appealing alternative.

This is a really good watch, we scored some cracking goals last season. I would love to see Mcginn getting his scoring boots on again, he's only scored once in the league and his goal input is greatly missed. Also kinda miss Vernon a little, Goodwillie is as yet to set the heather alight despite having more about him as a player. Vernon was always good for a goal.

I went on players I have seen Jess, Snelders, Shearer, Anderson, Grant, Booth, Mcginn, Stavrum, Zerouali, Richardson They could play a 1-1-2-3-3

Word on the street up here in the summer was that he wants to come to Aberdeen. We should offer to pay up his contract in January, they might take it

To give that more context http://m.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/30016946

Not only investment but investment from a source that isn't looking to line their pockets. Fantastic news for the club

I went to stjames years ago, mate was studying down there and managed to get tickets for a eufa cup game against Ferencvarosi. Watching that reminded me of just how little space is around the ground, it's slap bang in the centre of the city. It must be a nightmare keeping home and away fans separate there, being match commander when sunderland come to town must be an utter head fuck

Completely agree, they have a record of being shit coming back from Europe as well. The only concern I have is guidetti was cup tied yesterday so likely didn't even travel. Our defence is going to be tested by him, i suspect, but ultimately the game will be won in midfield. Flood and jack play well we will win on Sunday. This is it, we have to have a no fear approach.

They're there for the taking end off!