tlg1903

One of my Aberdeen group chats on what's app is called the "Nicky Devlin appreciation society" for very good reason. Absolutely adore him!

No mate, I just think Milanovic is starting to settle after moving from the other side of the world and fingers crossed we are going to start seeing a lot more from him.

I don't usually either but when he said his farewells I genuinely believed at the time he meant it and he loved the club. I also honestly thought he would want to come back at the tail end of his career if the stars aligned too. As you say, we all see things differently but football wise this was the sorest knife in the back I've personally experienced following the dons.

I've got to be honest I hate Miovski far more. As detestable as an Aberdonian hun is, that is the team the wee rat was raised to support. I.e his loyalty was never with us despite being with the club since a kid. Jack never greeted on the pitch whilst kissing the badge. Jack never went on Instagram saying "moving forward I'll be the club's biggest supporter". Jack was never truly a traitor because he was never one of us in the first place. Miovski is 100% a traitor, he let us believe he was one of us and loved the club so when I heard he was signing for them it hurt far more than Jack or Barron.

If he does have a sensitive side he's REALLY not going to enjoy coming back to Pittodrie. I genuinely think it will be at least as toxic as when Jack came back the first time but probably more. You always love a goal scorer more than a def mid after all

I don't live in Aberdeen so it's harder for me to judge how well this will go down. From the outside looking in though can I ask, do the club not have a point? Would the city not benefit hugely from this project as well as the bonus of keeping AFC within the city? I mean, if you think of all the money the club has brought into the Aberdeen economy over the years and bear in mind the club has never been outwith the top flight since reaching it. That's a lot of away fans spending a lot of money in bars, hotels, restaurants, taxis etc since 1903.

Shots fired! The cynic in me suspects the club is trying to use a convenient provocation to put this into the public domain 18 months out from council elections.

I also thought he would cope with the step up in standard. Injury didn't help him at Girona, nor did the fact they were regressing massively from the success they were having the previous season. I do wonder what went on behind the scenes there as he wasn't prepared to go on loan, insisting on a permanent transfer, and Girona sold him for a cut price too. That reeks of big falling out with the staff. As for his hun form it's pleasing to watch the hordes of mordor start to hate him but unft I suspect it's temporary. Unless they stick him out on loan in Jan he'll likely start scoring eventually and all sins will be forgiven.

Too busy at work to get off early enough to make the trip. So far in the league I have missed Dundee and Hearts so we are sure to win on that basis. Keskinen has to start for me. Past few games he has looked so much more aware of what is going on around him (I genuinely wonder if Lutz had a chat with him about that on arrival as his improved play does seem to coincide with that timing) and long may that continue. Gyamfi wasn't on the bench on Sunday, has he picked up another knock does anyone know? Jensen will probably come back in to freshen legs though no idea which side. He's another player that to my eye seems to be improving a wee bit though not to the level of Keskinen. Couch Rtv Couch I don't care about St mirrens shit form, I still regard them as our bogey team and it will take more than the win in paisley to shake that anxiety when playing them. Any kind of win and I'll be delighted but I'll go 2-0 good guys. Topi and Milanovic.

I said I would take any kind of win and I stand by that. Overall a fortunate win but whilst Mitov (who was good today, didn't look shaky at all) had a few saves to make most of them were fairly routine. The subs brought us right back into it I felt. We started keeping the ball more consistently and I wasn't surprised when we scored as I felt the pendulum had swung in our favour. Particularly pleasing was Topi making more good decisions when he came on and not just the assist. I wonder if something has just clicked in his head recently as that's a few games now he hasn't made a particularly stupid choice. Agree Adil had a good game but with the fixture congestion we have in front of us it's understandable he was subbed. Polvara was solid when he came on.

Does anyone know who it is?

We defo signed the wrong Yenghi. Pretty much every ball to him has stuck to him like glue.

Agreed, they are passing around us for fun

Back to a back 4, could be a 4231 or a 433.

He has a year and a half left with the option of an extra year. I suspect on current form he's already out of our price range and will probably go down south in January.

This situation really is quite bizarre when I think about it. We haven't lost in over a month, our last league game we beat the league leaders yet no-one is overly confident about going to the bottom of the table team and getting a win.

I am going to need to check this out. It really is going to be interesting to see what effect he has on the club.

I've only been to livi once, 1-0 win with a late goal from church I think. Had a few beers in the bar under the main stand and it wasn't spectacular by any stretch but it wasn't awful either. I actually quite liked the ground itself. For a lego stadium you're nice and tight on the pitch and there's no gaps. The pitch is god awful though. Not feeling great about this one 2bh. Livi will keep it tight and their Yenghi is actually handy. We need to score first I think. Out Rtv No idea on score but would take any kind of win quite happily.

At a guess I would say an hour or so?

Seen a rumour online der hun are looking at Burrows.

How did you end up supporting the dons Manc?

I also think it would be a nice shot in the arm to defy the odds and not finish bottom of the CL table. After the poor start to the season it would be a nice two fingered salute to our external critics. That said a win against Noah and a point against Strasbourg would hopefully be enough to keep us in the mix for the Prague game. If we could go to the CR with something to play for I think that would be a solid enough achievement given the draw we got.

Rumour I heard was his grandad died but no Idea if he will be back

Noah are not on great form coming into this. They haven't won since the end of October and lost 3 out of the last 4 though it should be noted their last fixture was a draw against 2nd place when they had gone down to ten men 20 minutes into the game. Who the fuck knows what to expect but I suspect they will be no mugs and well drilled.

sounds like a measure to try and get everyone to order tickets online.