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Got it on the radio, they said before tHe third that shwarzer was blamless for the first two.

No need for that at all. It sums up the need for a total clear out

He was on the radio yesterday saying how much he wanted to stay

Fucks sake could they have not signed diamond on a pre contract first

Im honestly so apathetic to these final games, just want the season to be over.

I remember stillie looking a prospect but thats about it

Very funny RR, folk in work looking at me a bit funny at the mo after my seemingly impromtu sniggering

I've been saying for the past few years that scottish football is on its knee's. My only hope is (and its pretty slim) that as it becomes more apparent to the masses it will become harder for those in charge to hide their uselessness. Imo we need to start again from scratch, dissolve all the leagues and reform in a smaller model of the bundesliga. Bring back terracing, fans representitive on the board, all clubs operating within their means, at least 60% of all playing staff elidgible to play for scotland. I would also dissolve the current sfa and make the selection process for staff for the governing body a lot more open. We pay their wages as fans an yet have no say in how the game is run which is draconian!

Listened on radio 5 and steve mclaren was summarising. I was actually really impressed with his punditry, really knowledgable

Craig Browns post match Aberdeen manager Craig Brown positive about future 30 April 11 19:33 Aberdeen manager Craig Brown believes his side's 1-0 win over Inverness shows that the future is bright at Pittodrie. Peter Pawlett came off the bench to score his first senior goal and end the Dons' eight-game winless run. "The most pleasing aspect was that we had 11 players out of 18 on our team sheet who are under 21," said Brown. "It is compulsory to have three and some clubs struggle to do that, so much so that they are doing away with that regulation next season." Pawlett's left-foot drive after 75 minutes secured Aberdeen's first league victory since they overcame bottom side Hamilton in February and Brown believes the win will help the club claim a reasonable finish in the bottom half of the Scottish Premier League table. "We are delighted to get a win with a young team against a team that is looking to be the best of the rest," said Brown. "I think they will finish in seventh position so it was a good achievement to beat them." Meanwhile, Derek Young, who was told this week that his contract would not be extended when it expires at the end of the season, was made Aberdeen captain for the day. Brown added: "Out of respect for his efforts for Aberdeen in almost 250 games, Derek will be the captain for the last four games. "I think he more than deserves that and we are delighted he got off to a winning start." I think we can all agree its a nice touch making young captain. If only all players in red had his footballing ethic

Almost as key a figure in the glory days as ferguson was. RIP Mr Turnbull

As much as imloathe to be fair to the guy he was pinged out to right wingback for most of that world cup

I did in the dnipro game bb with a couple of the saves he made that night but thats the only time i can think of

I disagree, you've only won at mind games if your team gains an advantage from it otherwise whats the point. For all you know pep could be stirring the pot for his gain, just because he hasnt before doesnt mean he never will

So if barca win 5-0 tonight or even over the tie on agg it would still be a mind games fail?

Oh i think its yet to be seen if thats a fail or not

1st ever time a team hasnt conceded in any champ league games either. How mediocre of them

I will be glad to see the back of zander but it wont surprise me if his form improves at hertz.

How much does craig burley fucking hate aberdeen btw. Cunt of a man

Didnt say i was being optimistic. Realistically we had nothing to play for bar pride last night, which i think we showed btw. The result was unimportant and all ive been saying is the huns keeping pressure on the tims is no bad thing for us. Oh incidently i've never seen loose women so couldnt comment about how much babbling they do about psychology, is your familiarity with the show anything to do with your latent pesimism or is that just natural?

You actually have to make an effort not to to get a woody over that team

Oh stop being so glass half empty jager, theres nothing wrong with looking for positives rather than having a "its all shite so whats the point" attitude

I stand by what i said, losing in he fashion we did last night might not be a terrible thing. Radio said today that the tims could be 4 behind der hun by the time they play their next league game. If thw huns win sat the tims go into sunday with one eye on the league table and thats not a bad thing for us. Add the fact we played well last night as we did on sat too and both times we have been beaten by freak goals. A combination of tim overconfidence combined with distraction of the league and the fact we are playing pretty well regardless of results makes me think we have a better chance on sunday than most will reckon. It will obviously help i we dont gift 4 goals in 33 minutes his time

6 out of the city is going to be a bind but ive never liked pittodrie much

There are bonus's to not winning tonight, we win the huns are five behind the tims which gives them a bit of breathing space. Would rather they were looking over their shoulder going into sundays game. I honestly dont care who wins the league and a win tonight makes sod all difference to our league campaign. Stick as many kids out as possible tonight if you ask me. Myles anderson your hour has come