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Images of the planned new look for the site of the former Aberdeen City Council headquarters have been unveiled.

 

Muse Developments was chosen to deliver the new £107m shape of the St Nicholas House area.

 

Demolition work is ongoing, and the aim is for the scheme - including pedestrianisation of part of Broad Street - to be completed in 2017.

 

The plans are being lodged later this month.

 

The vision includes offices with 250 car spaces, civic spaces, a 125-bed four-star hotel, and restaurants.

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    Whatever your views on the Marischal Square proposals, I would encourage the Aberdeen public to make them known”

 

Marie Boulton Deputy council leader

 

The full Marischal Square plans and images can be seen at Aberdeen Art Gallery on Friday and Saturday, then in the reception area of Marischal College from Monday until 17 April.

 

Muse's regional director for Scotland, Steve Turner, said: "The Marischal Square proposal fulfils the vision of the city's Bon Accord master plan by providing a new civic square, creating a fitting setting for Marischal College, as well as delivering a vibrant new mixed-use development in keeping with Aberdeen's justifiable position as one of the UK's leading business destinations.

 

"Marischal Square has the potential to make a long-term impact on the local economy and it is vital the city has the right mix of office and commercial space to capitalise on the opportunities that will arise.

 

"We will be replacing the former St Nicholas House building with new office and commercial buildings that will respect the city's granite history and be no more than seven storeys high, and that again is something the public were keen to see reflected in Marischal Square."

Players sorted into defender/midfielder/stirker according to the clubs squad list http://www.afc.co.uk/page/Squad/firstTeam/0,,10284,00.html

Poor performances from several players and lapses on concentration. Pawlett didnt look fit and did an horrendously embarrassing dive. Highlight of the night was Robson running at full pelt to have a shite.

Police afterwards were ridiculous, barriers, police horses going into people waiting for the barrier to open & police vans blocking the road....

Good, hopefully this means UEFA have grown a pair.

@pieandbov 31m

 

Hearts have won their last 5 home games on the spin against Aberdeen by an aggregate score of 15-1.

Galloway issues an apology- hang on.....

I won't hold my breath awaiting the apologies from our accusers

My sources say Mr Bhardwaj is getting it very tight from the rest of the media pack for making a tit of himself

:rofl:

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Leigh Griffiths receives notice of complaint

Tuesday, 01 April 2014

 

The Compliance Officer has issued the following Notice of Complaint:

 

Alleged Party in Breach: Leigh Griffiths (Celtic FC)

Date: 30th March 2014

Disciplinary Rule(s) allegedly breached:

 

Disciplinary Rule 86: Not acting in the best interests of Association Football by singing in public about Heart of Midlothian FC in administration.

 

Principal hearing date: Thursday, 24th April 2014

 

Rule 86: A recognised football body, club, official, Team Official, other member of Team Staff, player, match official or other person under the jurisdiction of the Scottish FA shall, at all times, act in the best interests of Association Football . Furthermore such person or body shall not act in any manner which is improper or use any one, or a combination of, violent conduct, serious foul play, threatening, abusive, indecent or insulting words or behaviour.

Because McInnes has standards

Investigation dropped due to lack of evidence 

Bobby Madden and William Collum have been appointed as referees to this season’s William Hill Scottish Cup semi-finals.

 

Madden will take charge of Rangers versus Dundee United on Saturday, 12th April and Collum will referee St Johnstone versus Aberdeen.

 

Both matches kick-off at 12.45pm and take place at Ibrox Stadium.

 

This season, both semi-finals will feature additional assistant referees.

 

Last year’s final between Hibernian and Celtic saw the officials take their place behind the goal for the first time and now the system has been rolled out across both semi-final matches.

 

The full appointments are:

 

Rangers v Dundee United

 

Referee: Bobby Madden

Assistant Referee 1: Graham Chambers

Assistant Referee 2: Alastair Mather

Fourth Official: Calum Murray

Additional Assistant Referee 1: John Beaton

Additional Assistant Referee 2: Alan Muir

 

St Johnstone v Aberdeen

 

Referee: William Collum

Assistant Referee 1: Gavin Harris

Assistant Referee 2: David McGeachie

Fourth Official: Steven McLean

Additional Assistant Referee 1: Kevin Clancy

Additional Assistant Referee 2: Brian Colvin

I'm assuming its an April fools joke and if it is McInnes has gone up in my estimations even more!

Why dont you just fuck him?

I see the Utd ticket sales have hit the brakes at 10.5k -  so the huns will get the vast majority of the stadium.

Lets be honest probably quicker that Weaver

 

SPECIAL trains will be put on for Dons fans travelling to Glasgow for the Scottish Cup semi-final next month.

 

Aberdeen FC take on St Johnstone in the showdown at Ibrox on April 13.

 

And with the game kicking off at an early time of 12.45pm, ScotRail have announced they will provide two additional services for fans to get to the game.

 

The first train leaves Aberdeen at 8.35am and will arrive at Glasgow Queen Street at 11.10am.

 

The return journey will leave Glasgow at 4.45pm and arrive back in Aberdeen at 7.14pm.

 

A second train will be arranged if there are sufficient numbers and will depart Aberdeen at 8.58am, arriving in Glasgow Queen Street at 11.34am.

 

The return journey to Aberdeen departs at 5.12pm, arriving at 7.44pm.

 

A £50 adult return ticket will apply and is valid only on these special services. And a family return ticket of one adult and one child is £65.

 

Tickets are available only from ScotRail staff at the ScotRail Travel Centre at Aberdeen Station.

 

Tickets for children are £15 and each child must be accompanied by an adult.

 

ScotRail staff will be selling tickets from 9am tomorrow and then each day until they are sold out.

 

Aberdeen FC received an initial ticket allocation of 20,000 for the match.

Nipped out to the supermarket at FT yesterday, some really cuntish Jambos about. Firstly intimidating a hibs grandfather and about a 5y/o grandson screaming abuse in their faces as they waited for a bus, I honestly though the grandfather was going to get attacked. In the supermarket one drunken neep was knocking over displays shouting 5-1 and then three young guys dancing and loudy talking through how they had punched a hibs fan and ran away. Fucking hate them!

Pity we never went onto win but at least Well lost 

Which station ? Think there might be three in Arnhem 

 

The big main station

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Rangers has reported losses of £3.5m in the six months to 31 December 2013 - down from £7.2m for the seven month period to the end of the previous year.

 

Interim accounts published on Thursday show cash reserves of £3.5m, down from £21.2m the previous year.

 

About £1.7m of that £3.5m relates to money that is "not immediately available as working capital".

 

Auditors Deloitte warned the club's ability to keep trading could be hit by fans withholding season ticket funds.

Well done, losing £580,000 a month is better than £1m a month...... 

Done, will pass it out on twitter too

In/oot: Oot

Prematch: Stuff

Match: Radio

Post match: Mates birthday

Prediction: 1-0 dons

Players sorted into defender/midfielder/stirker according to the clubs squad list http://www.afc.co.uk/page/Squad/firstTeam/0,,10284,00.html