Andrew

According to Wiki he made 100 appearances for them during 1995-98: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steven_Pressley.

Did you get my transfer requests?

1. Celtic 2. Rangers 3. Aberdeen 4. Hibs 5. Hearts 6. United 7. Motherwell 8. Falkirk 9. ICT 10. St Mirren 11. Hamilton 12. Killie

Aren't all the stands(except the RDS) aren't into after 2012 or something. Thats why we need another stadium.

Yea, I think your right. Rangers and Celtic are fucking cunts Celtic :finger:

If all the clubs will agree to this, we are going to make more money because we have a higher away attendance then we have a away attendance that visit us.

Would they be citizens of France/EU though?

My first ever away game on my birthday I think. And to put a winning match report up. Saturday, 18 November, 2000, 19:33 GMT Dons dump off-form Hibs Arild Stavrum was on target at Easter Road Hibernian 0-2 Aberdeen Second half strikes from Arild Stavrum and Andreas Mayer were responsible for destroying Hibs' unbeaten run at Easter Road. The home side looked lethargic throughout and have now slumped eight points behind runaway SPL leaders Celtic. Talk of Hibernian's bubble bursting may be slightly premature, but this lacklustre defeat suggests a worrying degree of deflation. The visitors were worthy victors, having demonstrated a superior appetite for the game and producing the best attacking moves. The goals came in the final third of the game, with Aberdeen taking the lead just after the hour. Robbie Winters' measured cross was easily swept into the net from close range by Stavrum The visitors wrapped up the unexpected win when substitute Myer fired home in the 89th minute. Injured duo Hibernian replaced the injured duo Stuart Lovell and Mixu Paatelainen with Ian Murray and Dirk Lehmann. Aberdeen boss Ebbe Skovdahl handed on-loan striker Alex Di Rocco his first start with fit-again Eoin Jess content with a place on the bench. Hibs defender Gary Smith gave the home fans a fright in the third minute when he lost possession to Di Rocco. But the Frenchman was eventually bundled off the ball by countryman Franck Sauzee. Robbie Winters caused Hibs problems The Dons missed a glorious chance to take an 11th minute lead when Kevin McNaughton flighted a superb pass over the Hibs defence into the path of Arild Stavrum. But the striker's powerful volley was tipped over in style by Hibs goalkeeper Nick Colgan. Aberdeen were enjoying the bulk of possession and missed a couple of great chances. Diving tackle Di Rocco spun round in the box only to see his goal-bound effort blocked by a brilliant diving tackle by Smith. Robbie Winters threaded the ball through to Cato Guntveit only for the Norwegian to chip the ball harmlessly over the bar with just Colgan to beat in the 18th minute. Di Rocco also went close with a powerful header from the edge of the box. In contrast, Hibs had offered absolutely nothing in an attacking sense and were a huge disappointment in the opening stages. Hibs finally began to threaten and Lehmann should have opened the scoring when David Zitelli's cross found him unmarked. The German volleyed wildly over from 15 yards. Russell Latapy poked a low effort just wide from the edge of the box as the home side began to show what they could do at last. Lucky escape Dons goalkeeper Ryan Esson had a lucky escape in the 36th minute when he fluffed his clearance straight to Murray. The youngster hesitated and was quickly closed down by a cluster of desperate Dons defenders. Esson again came close to costing Aberdeen a goal when he picked up Derek Whyte's back-pass. Sauzee's indirect free-kick in the box was blocked. Hibs skipper Sauzee forced a fine save from Esson when he held the ex-Marseilles star's long range free-kick. Dirk Lehmann wasted good chances Matthias Jack came close with a stinging 53rd-minute volley from the edge of the box that whizzed inches over. Ian Murray should have done better in the 58th minute but he could only clip the ball over the bar from close range following a Latapy flick on. Rasping drive Robbie Winter produced a fine save from Colgan when he clipped his rasping 25-yard drive round the post. After Stavrum's 61st-minute opener, Hibs huffed and puffed but could not find the fluid passing form which has served them so well this season. Before Myer made sure of the win Lehmann should have equalised when he was released one-on-one with Esson. But the clumsy striker thumped the ball straight at the onrushing keeper. Hibernian: Colgan, Laursen, Sauzee, Fenwick, G. Smith, Murray, Latapy, O'Neil, Jack, Lehmann, Zitelli. Subs: Franks, Andrews, T. Smith, McManus, Sar. Aberdeen: Esson, Whyte, Solberg, Rowson, McNaughton, Guntveit, Clark, D. Young, Winters, Stavrum, Di Rocco. Subs: Preece, McAllister, Mayer, Jess, Perry. Referee: W Young

I think I've been to 36 games, bit I probably miscounted.

Why does everyone hate Solberg so much? From what I remember he was really good and scored lots of pens.

I think the Life of Riley is the only pub I've been in before a game so I will vote for that. Thats also where I had my first and last pint in a Birtish pub.

I asked at the ticket office the reply was, "were nae playin Dundee, we don't play teams like that." It's on a Tuesday night so I am guessing its going to be pay at the gate.

If a player plays for the bigot brothers or Hibs their value is automatically quadrupled. Doesn't matter how many games they have played.

I asked the women at the ticket office about that game when I was getting the season tickets and she was like "no, we don't play teams like Dundee, Aberdeen are definitely not playing Dundee." Bitch.

Yea, don't really know why I did.

So according to R_S the problems are: Willie Miller is not doing anything JC does not get respect from the players SM is not giving enough cash to JC SM is only chairman to make cash Is that right?

I am waiting for your reply too: Then I will decide if there is a problem or not.

I am guessing you believe there is a problem. What is the problem?

Hopefully it will be Hamilton, Motherwell, St Mirren, Killie away cause I am on holiday on the first day of the season.

How is reaching the last 32 of the UEFA cup not an achievement? "Only won 1 game in 8", we were playing quality opposition and drawing against Dnipro away is a great result, the same team that beat Hibs 5-1 a couple of years ago. Beating Copenhagen 4-0, again the same team that beat Man Utd at home and Celtic away last season. It might not be that big of a deal for people who saw Aberdeen in the 80s winning the league and the ECWC but for people who weren't lucky enough to see Aberdeen then this is the only sort of European run I have seen, apart from losing to Bohemians.

Just renewed mine. Moved from main stand to section S though.

Thats really good news, Huddersfield are my "English team" cause my cousin supports them. Been to like 12 or 13 of their games so the atmosphere will be better now. Playoffs for them next season hopefully. It's a lot cheaper for a game there it is only £11 at the gate. Quality of football isn't as good though.

He always looks really nervous when he has the ball. If he looked more confident I think people would think he is a better player.

You don't think players should get booed after a bad performance or do you mean just a single player shouldn't get booed of the park. At the end of the game if it has been a shit performance/result booing the team tells them it's not acceptable and the fans are pissed off.

From the main stand it was E0b1 which looked a bit shit.