El Padre™

Absolutely

And before anyone says it - BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!

If you're going to spend the game booing our own players, MM's tactics, substitions, the pies, the bovril or anything else that enters your small minds then please don't bother coming. That shite has become as much a problem as anything else, the players need to hear some sort of backing from the fans. What happened to "We'll support you evermore"? Now where's my tin hat?

9 points is only three games, the bottom 6 dogfight is tickling our collective arses. If that doesn't motivate the team I don't know what will. The boys should be able to beat hearts if things come together and they play the way we know they all can, but that's a fucking hoor of an if.

I doubt even a trained sniper would hit the target at Pittodrie these days.

Fuck sake, they don't want to work a 6 day week? Lazy little fucks. I generally work 6 days then 5 days for a minimum of 15 hours a day, on less than half what those fucking primadonna arsewipes earn. What planet do they live on? I hope they end up in horrendous jobs when they're career in football ends.

That could very well be the reality of the situation. If the board were weak enough to cave under the pressure of 10 or so loudmouths waving their post it notes outside pittodrie last season then they'll never cope with what might happen if we don't get results in our next 3-4 games.

It was yesterday, he stood still for the whole 90, letting Fyvie do almost all of the tracking back and tackling. I was fucking livid.

Incidentally, the abuse aimed at Nelson at Full Time yesterday was totally out of order, we have some right fannies in our support.

In/Oot - In Pre-match: Train then Behind the Wall Post-match: Either straight home or somewhere in Glasgow to blow the froth off a few. And maybe a few beers as well. Prediction: 0-0

I'm sure they are

He is a cunt though, how would you like me to address him? Mr Cunt?

Bad result for us, they have a game in hand over us and we're only 2 points ahead of them. At this rate we could be neck and neck with Killie in a few weeks.

Stewart Milne gives his reaction 17.02.2010 Stewart Milne, the Aberdeen Chairman, spoke to RedTV following the Active Nation Scottish Cup defeat to Raith Rovers. "I don't think anyone seen that coming last night. Especially anyone who saw the game on Saturday against Celtic. Stewart Milne "We have to appreciate after a performance like that last night there is a lot of frustration and anger going to build up within the fans but I think some of the reaction went too far. Spitting and throwing missiles is something the club will simply not tolerate. Mark has chosen not to pursue it further but this is not behaviour we can condone. "Mark wants the fans to get behind the players and I do not think there will be any grudges held. No one knows more than him that the club let the fans down. "I think everyone believed that when we got the late equaliser down at Stark's Park and got the opportunity to bring them back up here it was a great chance to get through to play Dundee in the Scottish Cup Quarter Finals. "After the performance against Hibs at Easter Road then Celtic on Saturday everyone was starting to believe there is a bit of consistency coming into the team. We knew it would be a difficult game against Raith but one we should be up for and one we could win. "I believe there is still a chance that we could get in the back door and qualify for Europe again. If we can deliver more performances like the one we did on Saturday and can start to deliver that on a consistent basis then there is still the prospect of that. It is a big challenge and I know Mark and the players appreciate how big it is. "We can't just give up for the rest of the season. There is a lot to fight for. There is an opportunity to improve the team and for Mark to continue to make an impression on all the squad and get more out of all the players we have currently got here. "If there was an easy answer of why we can go from the performance against Celtic to the one against Raith in the space of a few days then Mark would be manager of the month for the rest of the season. What last night demonstrated was that we have some real issues within the squad and that is going to be a big part of Mark's job in the coming weeks and months to get to the bottom of that and try and deal with some of these issues. "I can understand how supporters were feeling last night and today and why some are saying they will never come back. Yes there have been some real disappointments this season but there has been some fantastic performances as well. I would ask the supporters to gauge Mark's performance so far this season in a more balanced way. I am convinced we will see the team perform to a much higher level between now and the end of the season." Fuck off, you cock.

Can't be fucked reading everything right now, what I'll say though is that MM is clearly trying to take what's in his shit sandwich, and put it into something more stylish, like a baguette or a panini. Unfortunately he can only afford the shit sandwich and will have to go hungry if he doesn't eat it. Or he could give it to someone more hungry than he is and they'll gladly eat it, in the process getting shit all over their face and in their mouth. Y'get me?

Fair enough, I'm off for some cold pakora then.

I hope you're wrong.

Fuck sake, Battle of the Bams 2010 has really kicked off.

I prefer to refer to McDonald as T.I.M

Listening to his interview on Radio Scotland, I do actually feel fucking awful for McGhee, he's close to tears at times.

Mark McGhee described the result as the worst of his managerial career. He said: "Raith Rovers thoroughly deserved their victory and they were magnificent for their fans and their manager but this was the worst result in the 800 and odd games I have had as a manager. "That walk from the dug-out to the tunnel was the most humiliating in my life. It was awful and I told the players they have set me up for that.'' McGhee said he did not want an investigation into the spitting incident and instead intends to use the experience as motivation. McGhee said: "I don't know (who spat on me) - there was a couple and there were things getting thrown. "A couple of scarves were thrown and bits of paper. I took my time walking down as I felt the fans deserved an opportunity to vent their anger at me. "I'm not going to dwell on it. I'm going to use it as an incentive. "I don't want enquiries into who spat or threw bits of paper. We deserved it and I had a part to play. I'm not innocent just because I wasn't out there playing.'' McGhee admitted his side deserved to lose to the Stark's Park side. He added: "We were out-played, out-battled and out-fought in every position and on every occasion by a team that thoroughly deserved to beat us. "This has happened before and it is nothing to do with a weight of expectation or jinxes. It is to do with the mentality of the players - there is something there that is not right. "I have known since I got here that there was a lot of change needed and this result reinforces that for me, both in terms of change that is needed to the mentality and the squad.''

It could have simply been someone with tourettes, I imagine there was a few in the crowd tonight.

If it was from anywhere else but the main stand it would be some legendary spitting. Anyway, McGhee is a victim tonight, poor lad. Deflect deflect etc.