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Tom Boyd and Tosh McKinlay to solve the full-back problems?

Cheers for that exclusive news Jute.

I've got no problem with this, he wants a future away from Pittodrie and knows he now has 2 seasons to sell himself by performing well on the park. Worst case scenario - attitude doesn't improve and he's released in 2 years. Best case scenario - has a fantastic season with Vernon, scoring and creating loads of goals, somebody comes in with a good offer this time next year. Time for a reality check, let's get behind the players we've got. Because if the current trend continues, Chris Maguire might be as good as it's going to get. coyr

It's a conspiracy. The Establishment at work yet again. What's your address fatjim? I'm gonna send you an...erm...birthday card.

A couple of hundred kids have got the shits in Guam because of dodgy egg sarnies, and it's flagged up on there as a National incident. Nothing flagging up over Glasgow so Neil Lennon's safe, for the moment at least.

Fergie's dross.

It's official, until the people running our club give me good reason to start giving a fuck again, I refuse to give a fuck. Shambles of a football club, ram it up your arse afc.

I suggest Tyrant gets a 25 point deduction and a £10,000 fine for breaking transfer rules.

He's got his best years ahead of him, I really believe that.

I think with a solid, well organised back four in front of him he'll be sufficient for our needs. Like funster says I won't loose any sleep if he gets replaced, but on his day he's a capable goalkeeper. Maybe his attitude (his bottle) will improve as he gets older? I'm trying to remember how well he performed under Jimmy during the more respectable years, when he had a proper defender and captain in front of him? I know the fuck ups were still there in the cup games, but generally I thought he was quite reliable?

Transitional season, we'll win it next year.

Anyone else think it would be fucking hilarious if Lennon's Celtic won absolutely fuck-all this season?

Aye she'll be on the end of a right Royal rogering tonight, the Harry hammer. One would be mad not to...

Hopefully we can secure the point we need to avoid relegation with 3 games to spare. Happy Days. Jimmy must go.

Where the fuck has everyone gone? OK, Donstalk's seen better days, but where's TF, Padre, fatjim, hebrew, ajja and all the other bawbags that used to be regulars? I need one more fucking hit.

Aye, I think Hartley's probably played his last game for us.

People who are so used to winning that they don't really give a fuck any more? Saw some Tim kids on the train, faces painted, not even a smile. Glanced at my boys, tears welling in their eyes (again). Someone else already alluded to it, but my kids could end up losing interest completely, because they're sick of seeing us getting pumped week in, week out. I fear for the future of Aberdeen. And I fear for the future of Scottish football.

Doesn't really hide the fact that Considine was stupid to even get close to Hooper in that area at that speed, and sticking a leg out made the ref's decision an easy one. Even our own manager admitted the ref got it right. Bizarrely, Neil Lennon's comments on the matter were as sympathetic as they were unexpected - saying the rule needs to be changed so when a player like 'Andrew' makes a genuine attempt to win the ball, the punishment is not so severe. Lennon in speaking sense shocker.

We've got a mountain to climb this weekend.

I honestly cant even remember that. I think the penalties became my main focus of the day, and on reflection my only clear memories of the day. I was also only 17 and still relatively new to alcohol abuse.

I was right behind the goals the penalties were taken at, a happy ending to a largely forgettable encounter. Anton Rogan, lol.

Fuck me that picture of big Brian Irvine greetin' puts a lump in my throat, that's what it's all about.

I think there are ways round the 1230 thing, for example if you're at a table eating breakfast you can also order alcohol. I had to do that in Glasgow once, at the Counting House on Saint Vincent Place.

Walter Smith praised them last week after the Hamilton game, but I have to say I thought their old favourites were clearly audible against us on Wednesday.