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I heard the ibrox disaster song and its many different version on the train back on saturday. I'd hoped to never hear them!! Thankfully they didnt get stuck in my head as no doubt if i was drunk i would start belting it out on the bus home and there would be huns who wouldnt take kindly to it

Mr Blue Sky - ELO

Were you on the carriage that had the ultras and casuals belting out all the David Murray cannae do .... songs? Personally think the best one of those was "David Murray cannae do the sloosh"

Highlights - http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/scotland/7794702.stm Jim Spence is a shite commentator

No option for Garry Wood then Suppose they couldnt give it to someone of the opposition could they McDonald gets my vote.

Just back - good game. There was even a "There's only 1 Darren Mackie" chant today and I was beside the section of fans signing Phil McGuire beats his wife. For those who listened on the radio that chant didnt come through did it as I dont think it will go down well

Celtic - Yay Dundee Utd - Nay but planning to go next time we're there Falkirk - Yay Hamilton - Nay Hearts - Nay but going on Valentines day Hibs - Nay Inverness - Nay but going up on saturday Kilmarnock - Nay but possibly going for the rescheduled match Motherwell - Nay Rangers - Nay St Mirren - Nay

Ive heard a rumour that seve's going to hibs?

Im friends with a few aberdeen fans but the majority of my mates are fans of the gruesome twosome

First top was the orange living design goalkeeper top from about 10 years ago. Favourite was the home/away ones from 2 seasons ago

just listened to the lee miller interview on redweb and all he says is its got something to do with stuart duff and the rest is up to our imagination

Can only be Miller. If Aluko and Miller are both out of the team at the same time then we are simply fucked.

From the BBC page about him getting the award Aluko signed a three-year contract in the summer but his good performances have already led to transfer speculation. However, he insists he has given no thought to moving on so early in his Dons career. "I won't be leaving here in a hurry," he said. "Aberdeen is a good place for me; it's an ambitious club with good traditions. "One day I'd like to play in the highest league and playing in the English Premier League is one of my ambitions."

Coca Cola cup semi against the huns in 1995 with Eion Jess showboating First game at pittodrie against Raith Rovers in the league think it was 95 as well - won 3 something if i remember right

Row D seat 115 - Aisle seat for leg room and not to barge my way past people if i need a piss

I sit there too and they did seem like arseholes most of the time but on the other hand the stewards were a bit out of line. There was one chucked out after about 5-10 minutes just for making a noise while standing - which the bigot brothers do as well but nothing is said to them!! But thats because they sell out their allocation

The blue bigot is away to St Johnstone

could be locos vs well - good draw

Hopefully it will be 19 vs. 1, 3 or 28 so the locos have a good draw(and so i dont need to travel anywhere to watch the game)

Someone hit the crossbar?? I know Seve had a shot that got deflected off someone in a red shirt - think it was mair - and hit the post

Miller - led the front line again. Have to agree about aluko not being too great today. Thought the one 2 noticble thing he did was setinng up the goal and a run down the opposite wing just after we scored

Calderwood honoured by Dons milestone Dons manager set for 200th game By Charlie Allan Published: 26/11/2008 DECEMBER 20, 2007: Jamie Smith is all smiles after netting for the Dons in the 4-0 win over Copenhagen in the UEFA Cup. More Pictures JIMMY Calderwood is “honoured†he is about to take charge of his 200th game as Aberdeen boss. That’s because he feared he had blown his chances of ever being boss at Pittodrie when he gave chairman Stewart Milne an ear bashing months before he came on board in 2004. Milne forgave him and Calderwood has gone on to become the club’s longest serving manager since Alex Ferguson. Calderwood said: “I’m grateful that the chairman doesn’t bear grudges. “I was still the manager of Dunfermline when I ran into him at a function in Manchester. “I gave Stewart a right earful, asking him when he was going to sort out Aberdeen, who I’ve always regarded as a massive club. “When I walked away from him I remember thinking ‘what an idiot.’ “I had ambitions to manage one of Scotland’s bigger clubs but feared I had blown any chance of that being at Pittodrie. “The chairman forgave me though, and I hope he is happy with my efforts so far.†Calderwood admitted his reign so far has contained a mixture of highs and lows. “I’m proud that I’ve taken Aberdeen into Europe and we have finished in the top six of the SPL every season I have been here,†he said. “But those highs have been countered by the two cup semi-final defeats and CIS Cup loss to Queen’s Park. “I also look on the opening eight weeks or so of this season as a real low period. “It was hard to keep my head up when people were doubting if I was still up to the job. “We are coming out of that dark spell now though, and I’m convinced we will go on to enjoy a good season.†Ferguson was at Pittodrie for eight years and enjoyed the majority of his trophy successes during the second half of his reign. Jimmy laughed when asked if he plans to be around Pittodrie as long. “I reckon the section of Dons fans who have never taken to me would have heart attacks if I ever said that,†he said. “It’s suffice to say I plan to be at Aberdeen as long as they want to keep me here. “I work for good people and have gathered a lot of good people around me. “I’ve signed a three-year contract, and if I see that through, that would take me up to the seven-year mark. “It would be great if I was able to bring some real success back to Pittodrie during that period, although I know I’ve no hope of ever matching what Sir Alex achieved during his time here.†Calderwood has at least restored respectability to Pittodrie, despite having only a fraction of the cash all of his predecessors since Ferguson had to spend on players. “It’s an honour to have lasted as long as 200 games at a club that has very high ambitions,†he said. “The average job expectancy for football managers in England now is about 14 months. “The pressures on managers to deliver in Scotland are just as intense, but I love my job and thrive on the pressure. “I also know the best of my time at Aberdeen has yet to come.

My first game - ah the memories Dont know why but im really excited about tomorrow. If the team that appeared against Celtic ealier this season turns up i think a win is on the cards.

The fact that 2 players that play for clubs north of Falkirk getting called up is baffling enough but an Aberdeen player Next thing you know we'll win on Saturday EDIT He could possibly get a game too Burley will probably start with faddy and iwlumo(?) with Clarkson and Miller on the bench as Steven Fletcher, McCormack and Kenny Miller all pulled out

just seen them - why did aluko not go down because of that challenge