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Julian Cope - World Shut Your Mouth

I'll just go back to Aberdeen Mad if we lose. I really enjoy reading Red_John's opinions.

I'm fairly sure we haven't lost a game when I've started the match thread on here. So far.

I don't need to check the table to know that we're near the bottom.

I hope the American matches are played in front of empty stadiums. That'll show them.

China Crisis - King in a Catholic Style

Stars on 45 - Stars on 45

Antoine Kombouare says he would "jump at the chance" to manage Aberdeen. He must be well into his eighties now.

Egypt v Iran has been designated as the "Pride Match" at the World Cup. Homosexuality is illegal in both countries.

Tiffany - I Think We're Alone Now The pop banger to end all pop bangers.

Next up is a team that's from France I'm thinking we're in with a chance If the team are on song And they don't do owt wrong We'll be having a song and a dance

There's always 2027 when we aim for our third cup win in a row.

Maybe it means don't move the club west to Kingsford?

Barry Crocker - Neighbours

Losing to the team at the top of the league is hardly a disaster.

No, it wisnae me.

We could take him on loan until the end of the season?

Mo Salah is wanting to leave Liverpool. Worth a look?

Carpenters - (They Long to Be) Close to You

Strasbourg lost to Toulouse yesterday, their third defeat in a row.

As much of a pain as it is that our games will be so late, at least we're not playing at midday in 35 degree heat.

I hope he can pull off another relegation with them. This time, for good.

History will be made on Thursday December 11th when Aberdeen take on Ligue 1 outfit RC Strasbourg Alsace. It will be the first time in Aberdeen's illustrious 58 year history in European competition that we will have played a team from France. RC Strasbourg finished seventh in Ligue 1 last season. They used to be great, then they were pish, then they were good again. A bit like us. I fancy a 2-1 home win under the lights at Pittodrie. It'll be one of those memorable European nights that the old stadium has seen over the decades.

It is true that all the Scotland games against Brazil have been memorable for one reason or another. Opening the tournament against them in '98, Murdo Macleod taking one for the team in 1990, Dave Narey's wonder goal in '82.

Nik Kershaw - You Might