Yeah i think you're right. McKenna moved to Nottingham Forest in the 2020 summer window, but Consis scotland debut was October 2020.
So maybe it was Christie, McLean, Shinnie?
Agree with the point we've ridden our luck lately. The winning run we've seen is us getting the rub of the green. Teams don't get anybrub of the green against the unwashed, especially at the Tattiedome. We might squeeze 2-2, simply thru the fact our goals are coming from all over the team. But in reality, it's gonna be more like 3-1 to the bad guys
Ruby with our goal, a header from a corner.
BBC: "Nisbet joins Aberdeen teammates Nicky Devlin and Jack MacKenzie in the squad, while Shankland's withdrawal - after he missed training on Tuesday - adds to an ever-growing injury list."
Shankland emotionally bruised after the mental battering the Red Army gave him on Sunday #pies
Hmmmm tough one. Booth was more quality and made a good career for himself at Dortmund and Twente, but spent so much time at aberdeen on the treatment table. Shearer was an ever dependable supersub, and had some peg. But I started properly following the Dons during the Jess/Booth era, so I will go for Booth
Next up from the injury table, Scott Booth or Paul Bernard ?
Shankland was absolutely gash. The physics require to balloon that shot over the bar and completely miss the target ... he's clearly been reading "Faking Football" by Peter Ambrose
Enough current and ex-Dons at Cove to infiltrate the lunchtime kitchen to serve them 8 day old chicken sandwiches. Mitch Megginson, Findlay Marshall, Adam Emslie, Fraser Fyvie, Paul Hartley, Derek Soutar ... let's go
So many Hun fans on social media think we actually miss him. Why would we miss a kid who refused to sign and only started playing when he knew he was in the shop window? Judas prick
Just finished season 2 of Rings Of Power. I'm not a huge LOTR aficionado. I know enough of the lore to enjoy the references, but not enough to be offended by the way Amazon have done this series. But massive inconsistencies in the final 2 episodes, multiple people being speared / stabbed / arrowed to death in episode 7 suddenly appearing battle-ready in episode 8.
Still, overall an enjoyable series and a massive improvement on Season 1
I was in Inverness about a year ago, my missus' parents live there and we were over for a wedding in Tain. Pussed ne off the amount of Huns and Tims wandering around. Didn't help that none of the local sports shops were selling ICT or County tops, but had racks and racks of In Firm clothing
Beeb saying ICT are two weeks away from insolvency and are trying to crowd-fund £200k in two weeks. They need to find an investor who can inject £1.6M to save the club, or face points deductions or pote tally dropping into the Highland League.
I'm in two minds. Whilst I hate seeing a fellow northern club struggling like this, ICT have never really hit their strides since their formation. Yes theyve won the Scottish Cup. But theyve never been a huge hit - Caledonian and Inverness Thistle fans didn't like the merger, and let's face it they've always struggled for numbers