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Christ all mighty

ummm playing deep, with men behind the ball is about all we do when we go 1-0 up. I missed the gretna game but I would say it must be the exception that proves the rule. I'm thoroughly enjoying this season and will continue to do so. I'd much rather be successful than play ineffectual but "pretty" football like Falkirk or Hibs. It's up to JC to show that he can turn this seasons potential into some tangible success (in my eyes a cup final and europe again)

Stolen from aberdeen-mad: On the left afc.co.uk's "honours" section. On the right the equivalent "Trophies won" section on the HoMFC website:

I am in shock. I never actually believed that they would stump up £200,000 for Clark. Fucking superb bit if business and can't wait to see an Aberdeen side with no Clark filling in any where. Now lets hope JC uses this cash wisely.

I think it will be easy enough to pay on the gate for this one

UEFA CUP ABERDEEN v BAYERN MUNICH Season ticket holders are reminded they have until the close of business tomorrow (Wednesday 16th) to reserve their own seats for the Bayern Munich game on Thursday 14th February. For further information on the Bayern home game click here: http://www.afc.premiumtv.co.uk/page/News/clubNewsDetail/0,,10284~1210340,00.html SCOTTISH CUP ABERDEEN V FALKIRK Season ticket holders have until close of business on Monday 21st to reserve their own seat for the Falkirk Scottish Cup 4th Round replay on Tuesday 22nd AFC and Falkirk have come to an agreement on the ticket prices for next week's Scottish Cup Third Round replay. Both clubs were keen to assist fans by reducing the cost of the tickets. The discounted prices are as follows - Main Stand adults £18 concessions £12 U12 £6 RDS/South Stand (Falkirk fans are in the south stand) adults £15 concessions £10 U12 £5 Merkland Stand adults £10 concessions £6 U12 £4 UEFA CUP BAYERN MUNICH v ABERDEEN Season ticket holders have until close of business on Friday 18th to send all ballot forms for the Bayern away home. To download a ballot form or for more information on the game click here: http://www.afc.premiumtv.co.uk/page/News/clubNewsDetail/0,,10284~1209001,00.html SPL & CIS DUNDEE UTD v ABERDEEN Would all supporters please note that there are still tickets left for the Dons Clydesdale Bank away match against Dundee Utd on Saturday (19th January) and for the CIS Insurance Cup semi final against Dundee Utd on Tuesday 29th January. CLYDESDALE BANK SPL DUNDEE UNITED V ABERDEEN - SATURDAY 19TH JANUARY KICK OFF 3PM We have the West, Fair Play, and Jerry Kerr Stands to sell. Adults prices: £22 and £25 Concessions: £12 and £13 (Under 18 and Over 60) CIS INSURANCE CUP ABERDEEN V DUNDEE UTD TUESDAY 29TH JANUARY KICK OFF 7.45PM Tickets for our CIS Cup Semi - Final match against Dundee United on 29th January are still on sale. The game will be played at Tynecastle Stadium with a 7.45pm kick off. Aberdeen have been allocated 8,600 tickets in the Wheatfield and Gorgie Family stands. Wheatfield stand: Adults £22 no concessions are available in this stand. Gorgie Family stand Adults £18, Concessions £5. (Concessions are under 16 years of age only) Please note the ticket office and the phone lines are extremely busy at the moment with tickets being sold for all the various games. We are sorry for any inconvenience caused and thank you for your patience.

I was just about to say, they'd be none of us left after some games

where has mizer gone this week?

He's just talking the game up to enhance his chances of the Scotland job. Was McGhee so media friendly when he worked down south?

Well they are building another horrifically designed shopping centre, that the city very definitely does not need, that will incorporate the bus station if that is what you mean. Only thing I take from that story is that Aberdeen City Councillors seem to have no idea what area they actually govern over:

FFS folk were going mental about having to treck from Union Street to Cove, how will they react with talk of a stadium in weegie slum that is Portlethen? Of course, presumably, it is just a lever to push the city cooncil with but tbh they'd be better off concentrating their efforts in ensuring that the cove (or kinglinks) plans come to fruition, in all their opulent glory

well done afc and ffc. Still won't be travelling up from glasgow for it mind you.

Great news Well done afc. Good bit of business, particularly as it looks like BN will sign too. The weegia must be gutted they have to put away all those Dons in Crisis headlines again

home tie, we will be in the 6th round draw, nae doubt. Our home form is pretty incredible and I don't see Falkirk, Hamilton or Brechin changing that

Mair is fucking awful and surely won't feature again after yesterdays efforts (although I've lost count how many times I have said the exact same this season)

fucking cold though

finally got in: http://boards.footymad.net/mboard/fmb.php?tno=4&fid=27&sty=2&act=1&mid=2130929524

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I would be can't get on their site

they'll wait till the semi vs the arabs when they'll announce that BN and JC have signed new contracts

Duff prepared for Tannadice exit Dundee United have told midfielder Stuart Duff he is free to leave during the January transfer window. The 25-year-old, who is out of contract in the summer, joined United in 1999 and is the longest-serving player in the first-team squad. United manager Craig Levein said: "I've had a chat with Stuart and told him he's free to move if he can get something fixed up. "He's been a good servant but I feel a fresh start would be good for him." Duff made his Tannadice debut in 2001 and became the longest-serving player at the club when David McCracken left for Wycombe last summer. Levein said Duff would benefit from finding another club in the transfer window. "In football you sometimes need to freshen things up, and he's in a similar situation to what David McCracken was in this time last year," said Levein. "It would be more sensible for him to get a club where he's going to play games rather than sit on the bench here. "At his age he really needs to be playing on a regular basis. The United boss added: "He's a versatile boy who has plenty of Premier League experience, so I'd expect there will be a lot of interest in him." Story from BBC SPORT: http://news.bbc.co.uk/go/pr/fr/-/sport1/hi/football/teams/d/dundee_utd/7182703.stm Published: 2008/01/11 09:51:34 GMT © BBC MMVIII

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Fans are reminded that this match is all ticket. There are a few tickets remaining at Pittodrie and tickets will also be available on Saturday from 1:30 at the ticket office located at the North Stand of the Falkirk Stadium, next to where the coaches are parked. Supporters who have purchased tickets from Pittodrie in advance will enter at gates 9, 10, 11 and 12. For supporters purchasing tickets at the Falkirk Stadium they will enter the temporary stand via gates 13 and 14. If you intend to purchase a ticket at the Falkirk Stadium please get there early as it is on a first come, first served basis.

Great news, although always thought he would say. As has been said he can be a bit feel at times but he's nae stupid. He knows he has things good at the moment, equally he knows where he'd end up if he left (and equally how his chances of a move to sellick would plummet). If he continues his improvement next season he'll be captain the season after.

ummm yes I think the same. Probably means we are all wrong and Barry will be Mixu's first signing at hibs