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Absolutely. It was defensive mistakes that cost us the win.

It was Mackie challenging for the cross that directly led to our 1st goal.

Some of us were at the game He was nowhere near being the worst player on the pitch. Another pointless scapegoat thread.

Lee Mair deserves a mention, another decent game today, looked far better than Diamond at the back.

The game is on BBC Alba at 8pm.

Totally agree, we were all over them.

A Westlife fan from Aberdeen is doing well on Total Wipeout, fastest time ever in the qualifying round.

Very poor performance from the ref and South Stand linesman today, what a couple of useless cunts.

I honestly thought Aluko was man of the match, constantly taking players on and putting good balls in, and tracking back and winning balls. No way was Maguire man of the match, his choice of crosses was abysmal.

A very composed and confident performance at right back today. Got to be first choice there for the rest of the season.

Just in. Probably the best we've played without winning for a long time. It was an entertaing game, despite Dundee Utd playing for a draw. We lost two terrible, terrible goals. Diamond and Mulgrew should hang their heads in shame. Second half was really good, we were all over them and played some very nice stuff, but just couldn't get the winner. We definitely deserved to win. We maybe should have stuck Wright on to get wired in to their carthorses as Miller wasn't having any luck against them.

Aluko, no question at all. Maguire was okay but Severin, Mair, Kerr, Vidal all had better games. Diamond, Mulgrew and Miller had poor games.

Watch it on Film 4 did you?

Which one?

Never mind that! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b4A50EHwCjY [move] [/move]

I'd definitely be up for an expansion of the SPL. The top six split is shite, and too many teams are involved in relegation fights each season. A league of 16, 18 or 20 would do for me!

How about a supporting card of an ex-player takes on a fan? e.g. McKimmie could take on somebody from the south stand...

1. Smith - brilliant times, ended abruptly 2. Calderwood - just needs a trophy, soon 3. W Miller - fantastic football 4. Porterfield - given the team he inherited, should have done a lot better, but was always on a hiding to nothing 5. Skovdahl - some nice highs but some terrible lows 6. Aitken - will never forgive him for binning Irvine and Booth at the time we were needing players who played for the shirt 7. A Miller - useless 8. Paterson - embarrassing

In/Oot - Shake it all aboot! Pre-match - Doing a long run tomorrow morning for half marathon training so off the drink Stand - RDS Lower Post-match - Feet up Prediction - 1-0 Dons, Aluko

Here's the list of permanent managers since Sir Alex Ferguson: Ian Porterfield Alex Smith Willie Miller Roy Aitken Alex Miller Ebbe Skovdahl Steve Paterson Jimmy Calderwood Rank the above in order of how well you think they have done.

Yep, can't blame the money men for 7-0 humpings. Ebbe was a top bloke, I had a lot of time for him. Two cup finals and a great trip to Berlin, but quite a lot of his results were absolutely woeful, far worse than under Calderwood, which is a shame as he was a popular guy and quite witty. People talk about the highs and lows under Calderwood, but the gap between the highs and lows under Ebbe were far greater (sadly) - mainly because the lows were just so low! Still, he was better than Pele!

Me too. Obviously it was a bunch of part-timers he was up against, but he strolled through it.

Agreed. Mizer - are you sure these aren't there normal prices?

Was never a fan, but christ his goal scoring record puts the collective record of our current strikers to shame.

Aslong as they remember to get somebody else to provide their sample when they're drug tested.