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Where would it be otherwise?

Welcome aboard, Jess, other views are always welcome I think we would all prefer the Kings Links, however if the TA is failing where we have two dual carriageways, I daresay it will fail there. Thing is, we can't view it as, well we've been doing it at Pittodrie for X years as it will be viewed as a new development. It won't be as existing or a redevelopment so they will be less lenient regarding this aspect. The next issue is I am presuming cost as it's a city centre location (essentially). We are on a tight budget and as many on here will know my views, the design imo has suffered. A more expensive bit of land will just detract further from what we need. If we had the budget, this would be hands down the location I'd want us to move to.

Ah I knew I recognized the name from somewhere, that would be why.

Disappointing. You didn't really do the naysayers any good and just make yourself look petty and foolish. I was genuinely intrigued to see where you'd come up with. The ACC has generally been pretty negative towards having a stadium within it's limits, or so I was lead to believe. If there were viable land options available, I'd have thought we and club would have looked at them.

What's the latest OD?! A few weeks with no update, they all crocked? Not a loan, but it was good to see Ross coming on on Saturday.

Ok. Question, if the transport plan get's rectified and approved, would you accept the stadium in it's location? I'm guessing not.

Drafted in another Englishman tonight

That did cross my mind when Rico mentioned it, it is some distance out of town from memory. Though it does have a train station nearby.

Just watched the second half back as I missed it after heading out, KM had an absolute blinder yesterday. So unlucky on a number of occasions, got battered by hearts but showed that he was the better player. The scoreline really flattered hearts. Really enjoyable game.

Tims 2-0 against Dundee, is that the title officially won? Middlesborough currently 2-1 down against man United. Their first goal in 509 mins!

The Scottish FA have sold just 5,000 tickets for Scotland's friendly with Canada at Easter Road on Wednesday. (Sunday Mail) Scotland coach Gordon Strachan is unlikely to risk any of the Celtic players in his squad against Canada if they start for their club against Dundee on Sunday. (Sunday Post) fucking idiot. Risk, against Canada?

Shite team and couldn't give a fuck

We'll agree to disagree but at that time, McLean had lost all the confidence he has the previous season. Hadn't started the season well and hadn't really responded to Maddison coming in, until December. Then something changed in his attitude and confidence. And I'm fucking pleased as anyone about it. Strachan is a head case, as is his number two. Let them rot in hell. Past glories or not, those bridges are burnt.

Actually I'd say Bb has more than changed his opinion on him in the last few weeks. He was correct to call him out at the time, but as soon as December came a different player appeared. I hope McLean keeps it up. Strachan is q cunt but hey ho, it's only the national team. He keeps performing for us that's all I care.

Ah well, 3 points, record broken, 150th game for Logan and a deserved goal. Mind the gap

What was Stockley sent off for!?!

Haha not the only one. I've had to leave the house so relying on radio now

Golllllaazzzzzoooooo de Hayes!

Felt like that first try was never gonna come. Visser was unlucky not long before we scored.

Justice was done after that horribly late tackle. Goal came just after that didn't it? He's having a blinder BTW. Great game

Yasssssssss Logan! Excellent well worked goal

Hearts are fucking horrible team

We've started well enough, that final ball is lacking. Couple of decent balls in with no one on the end of it.

Thats not my point. We've submitted a planning app, wed have to start the whole process again. Complete waste of money.

Hopefully the guys can go out and get the win they thoroughly deserve after a decent campaign. Stretched by injuries this tournament which I think has severely hampered the team but they've shown passion and resilience. Far more than what could be said for the football equivalent. Absolutely gutted to see Cotter go, so hopefully they get the win for him too. He's instilled confidence back in the team and hopefully Townsend can build on this and continue the good works he's done at Glasgow. Thanks Vern!