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Think chalali twisted his ankle. Huge 3 points, was watching it with a hibbie. It was great

COME ON YOU REDS! :ultras:

Some interesting ties in the European games next year. Arsenal - Milan being the pick of the lot. Chumps league: Europa League:

Aye:

Amazing, thats in Shoreditch! Church from the BBC show "Rev".

Where is Bobby these days

Bit presumptuous Dave min

Pretty much my thoughts on the matter, another moment and example of his lack of concentration. Though at least it showed there was some passion for the cause.

According to the EE after that game, we're now the dirtiest team in the SPL.

http://www.thedailymash.co.uk/news/society/big-fat-scottish-guy-to-sort-out-troubled-families-201112154678/

Whats the difference? I don't subscribe to RedTV anymore, but can't notice any difference on the web page?

I'm sure I read somewhere that Aberdeen property prices had remained pretty stable (with a slight drop) throughout this period. Lord knows we need to wipe out as much of this burden/SMs noose as possible.

I don't mind Bellamy but I was sure there were words said before the incident?

Really? Why? One of the most honest players in the league imo.

I didn't realise Odense BK were Dutch http://www.channel5.com/shows/uefa-europa-league-football-live/articles/watch-the-match-live

I have to say, I don't think i'm in a valid position to really comment due to not actually having seen us live this season, but here's my tuppence worth anyway. I've had the impression that there is a good team moral amongst the squad and there have been positives signs (see the Dunfermline result as a case in point. But the same things which have been haunting us for years are still very much apparent (i.e. a lack of concentration). I don't know whether this is the same with other teams, but this lack of concentration on our part always seems to result in goals conceded. Then again, this is all linked back to the quality of player that tends to lose their concentration. I also seem to see/hear referees decisions going against us a lot more so than in previous years. I don't know whether this has actually been the case but it certainly feels like it (without sounding like a bitter tim). That referee on the weekend was a complete waste of space. Hately would have been fairer.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/16178900.stm Brown departs Preston.

Hibernian (Home) WIN Inverness CT (Away) DRAW Hearts (Home) DRAW Dundee United (Away) LOSE Kilmarnock (Home) LOSE Rangers (Away) LOSE

Had other plans before this was announced. I think the Christmas shopping is rather hopeful though

In/Oot: Oot Pre match: making my way across london Match: Rob Roy! Post match: Christmas shopping and then flat party Prediction: 2-1 Dons Attendance: 6,500

I do agree though, I thought it was a bit suspect, especially for their goal. But we won, in horrific conditions, a man down and away from home. I genuinely thought there were aspects of our play which were quite promising and Dodds was right. They tried to play football despite the conditions. No head in sand from me though, there is a lot of work still to do and that tactical gamble definitely could have gone the other way last night. Luckily the saints were pish.

Jesus, that was brutal. We could've won by more though, and probably should have! For all their pressure, the saints didn't do much with it until Gibson came on. Who is Chris Clark?