Tyrant

How quickly people forget that glorious 9-0 triumph over Fraserburgh. Oh Jimmy Jimmy...

Surely to feck this is one we've got to win? McGhee said in the paper the other day that he reckons we'll have to do something we've not done at Pittodrie yet this season - score twice. We all know St. Johnstone have been playing well. They're no mugs and we're.. well, shite. But a home game against St. Johnstone (even though the fixture thing at the bottom of the forum said it was away) is a game we should be fucking winning. We need to be attacking from the off and not play it like another fucking away game. Not sure about the injury situation other than Fyvie's definately out. Kerr and MacDonald have some big shoes to fill! Mon the Dons.

It's no secret that many of our players enjoy a drink or seventeen. I remember those days long, long ago when Darren Mackie at least had pace.

No.

Sad news.

Aye, don't worry about it, Sharpie. It took me a while to establish myself but the gaffer was fair and I got my chance.

Typical knuckle-dragging hunnish behaviour. Cunts. Certainly was some goal. Now relying on Lyon to do us a favour over in Italy to have any chance of qualification.

Kelt. That football manager thing he did was rather amusing.

Correct.

Not yet anyway.

Agree with this unfortunately.

They're all shite at free kicks compared to Charles though. Correct.

Em.. no thanks.

How have we done that?

I would rather give £20 away than sit through another "home" game where we play with our backs against the wall against pish like hearts and Dundee united.

I dunno like. They'll still have more money than us.

That's as maybe, aye. But my point is that him being told he'll have a 3 month lay off (which by your logic would be nearer 4 or 5 months) and then it being changed to 6 weeks is good news.

Where he has tried and failed before? Where else could he go? Boston?

Who?

Surely the exact reasons why he should be signing the contract?

The postings of a desperate Dons fan! Not fishing at all. Was not saying that it wasn't Milne. Was just asking if it was because I wasn't sure when this debt started mounting up.

When you look at it like that they're doing you a favour. I've never seen any trouble down there first hand, although I've not been down since early on last season but it is one of the tense places to go. Looks like we need to get ASC up to stength again to fight back. I, however, shall not be volunteering.

Aberdeen have had no voice ever since Keith Wyness left. He was always good at standing up to the Old Firm or speaking out when need be. I'm glad AFC have spoken out. Can't see the fine being too heavy (if anything, to be honest) although I know anything will hurt us. If some of the tight-arse Aberdeen fans can scrape at least some money together it will at least show a gesture to the club (one of which they aren't used to seeing) that will show we appreciate them standing up for ourselves.

Is Milne actually responsible for running the club badly and running up this insurmountable debt?

Aye but it was feard it'd be more like 3 months.