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Man U humped 3-1 by Everton!

While I agree with most of the above, from what I've seen (every home game) the tactics and formations are much the same as Calderwood's.

Decent article and I'm glad he's pointing the finger more at Milne. Attendances were up last season though (a 4 year high if memory serves).

Exactly BB. I personally do not blame the board for us getting knocked out of the Scottish Cup. Blame lies squarely with McGhee and the players. All this board stuff is the usual knee jerk shite we get after yet another humiliating cup exit (three in one season!!!). The larger problems exist no matter what's happening on the park. Anyone who doesn't realise this must have been living in cloud cuckoo land. Milne is both the villian and the saviour in all this, and sadly there is nobody out there who wants to come in and invest or take over. But nevermind, we're getting a nice shiney new Union Terrace Gardens thanks to Sir Ian Wood!

I've never heard Milne say he expects a top three finish. At the 2008 AGM they said they budgeted for 5th place in the league, and we went on and finished 4th. No idea what the actual league targets for this season are though.

Apaprently there's two rooms in the Olympia, either 5000 or 10000! No word as to whether this will lead to a tour.

Oh fuck yes!!!! I'm so there, the greatest album of all time! EDIT: Ticket info: http://www.nme.com/news/primal-scream/49796

I didn't even know Calderwood had an account on DonsTalk.

Nope?

Aluko by any chance?

Surely there was fuck all to applaud last night?

Intriguing. Lost the dressing room?

Well I hope he was spat on (not because he deserved to be - nobody does), because if he wasn't then that means he's lied and it's all over the BBC and Sky Sports websites.

As the alleged spit came from the main stand, presumably it included a half eaten boiled sweet?

To be fair, it was always going to be tough for McGhee following a successful manager. Ian Porterfield was the same.

Think you need to look at the bigger picture. Change of manager has plunged us much further into debt, and the hoped-for cup runs this season have resulted in three humiliating exits and thus less revenue than planned.

Strip the captaincy from Kerr and drop him would do for a start.

Carbon copy of Calderwood.

Just you keep contradicting yourself

Heaven forbid people on an internet forum have differing opinions to someone else.

Duly added.

I'm surprised we haven't had a "who's to blame" poll!

http://www.afc.premiumtv.co.uk/articles/20100216/quotes-from-the-press-room-_2212158_1968235

+1 He may be struggling as a manager at the moment, but still one of our all time greatest players and deserves much respect. If somebody has spat at him, they should be deeply ashamed of themselves and I hope some names and shames them. Find it hard to believe though.

It's much the same at Pittodrie unfortunately