baggy89

If there was any of the claimed passion for the club; McGhee would have walked, if he had a shred of decency; he would have walked. Tonight while the rest of us are beginning to concern ourselves with Christmas and how that effects our finances, McGhee is likely to be planning to spend his in Vegas. He needs to be reminded that Gothenburg was nearly 30 years ago and that legendary status is not guaranteed for life, if it has even survived intact to this point.

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Having planning permission for the site will add significant value I would have thought.

When you consider the likelihood that the compo for McGhee, Leitch and Meldrum as well as Leighton's pay off will be included also last season our lowest average attendance since 03/04 and the collapse of the Setanta deal. OK there is the alleged £600k for Miller but I'd bet a large proportion of that was based on goals scored and appearances, wouldn't surprise me if there was a good bit to be added to the debt. When's the latest they can be filed, December 31st?

Isn't it something like 50 games since we had a 0-0? Bound to be due one even if just by the law of averages.

Jamie should have gone. Encouraged Chris to put back the appt that would have won them the task so they could have a few more Krombacher Pils.

Walter Smith is da clulas manaja i bet he neva watchd Aberdeen U19's 6 yeers ago proberly playing for a draw tonite as well loosser metalaty neva win anyfink proberle finks drawing games in tha champs leeg is a acheevmant

Surely we could just get Willie Miller back. We did much better back when he used to ref our games.

Not sure if the internet plays a significant role. You tend to forget bad bits over time and keep the good memories and when you take into account someone like Bett just wouldn't be playing for a team like Aberdeen nowadays and Irvine could walk into our current team and make an immense improvement (for evidence look at Kirk Broadfoot playing regularly for a hun team 27 points ahead of us), it's hardly surprising they are remembered fondly.

From the Guardian:

Throught the entire World I'd have thght.

Blanking out a number plate is not a laughing matter, I'd have been straight on the phone to the cops.

Hondas are built in Swindon, Nissans in Sunderland. Even the Mitsubishis that everyone wants are put together here. When the timing belt slipped on my Polo I didn't need a new engine, so that is the biggest load of regurgitated dealer guff I've ever read. The car went into a safe mode mode limiting my revs and power and a light came on telling me to take it to the dealer and that was a 51 plate. As for Japanese looks, reliability and quality... Rattling, wind noise infested, dated, oil hungry and abused wrecks are a few phrases that would describe most 90's ricers. They may have looked modern and been some of the fastest motors in their day but the economies of building Porsche baiter's with an RRP of a Golf GTi means the build quality is not there. Likewise the type of drivers who were tempted by such cars points to them being thrashed to within an inch of their mechanical lives on a daily basis. As for tighter emissions being the reason the new Civics are slower than the older model, VAG managed to build an engine with 50 more bhp as standard than the previous generation while also making it more green. I quite like Jap cars and have considered buying a Scooby on a couple of occasions, but to claim they're better looking and better built than German cars is a bit of a misnomer, even being faster and more reliable is barely true nowadays.

Come one then, what position does Ricky Foster, who has played most of his professional career as a fullback, actually play? And I'm not interested in what position he played in the youth teams, otherwise we should surely be referring to Willie Miller as a striker not a centre back.

Exactly McGhee's already got rid of one full back who can play on either side, what would be the point in taking in another one. We need more strikers and more centre backs.

I'm still waiting for them to arrive

I thought the over exaggeration of Willie's wages and the mention of the toaster would have given away that I wasn't being altogether serious in the first part. I couldn't give a shut if Willie's comment doesn't come across as being particularly supportive of the manager, McGhee needs to know the pressure is on from above and a wee reminder that fitba is a simple game played by simple folk.

Me neither.

It's a dig at the fans he's saying we don't understand McGhee's tactics!!!!!!!! Well maybe if the failed chipper proprietor gave back some of his £10 million a day wages AFC could send us all on a fitba coaching course and buy us all a toaster.

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All because he's going to be a slap heed, pity his brother didn't inherit the same baldy gene

Oh aye one that was probably best forgotten.