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Well done for bringing it back on topic, it was getting laughable in a purely unfunny way. Always amuses me when someone infirm barsteward comes out with the "you need the OF pish".

Where to start.....

Its not acceptable, but it happens, especially with fans who hate the OF. You have to understand that we don't like Celtic or Rangers. YOu'd find the same at any other ground in the country. The OF have a certain arrogance and smell about them that infuriates other real football supporting people. The majority of the fans are cretins that gather at the bottom of the gene pool and cesspits. Maybe you believed the huns or the meedja hype that we are Abergreen, but maybe this has opened your eyes, we are not. We hate both Rangers and Celtic, this runs through every single one of our supporters and to be surprised by the language used shows that you are somewhat naive in the mindset of reality. The OF are what is wrong with Scotland, its not a question or open statement, but a FACT. As I mentioned, they are bottom feeders that revel in all things irish/norn irish and problems that no-one outside of their inbred families care about. This is why we hate you. So please, forgive our fans who are sick to death with your bleeting and paranoia complex. You (the collective you) make us bored to tears.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NHOf3s70w-c&hl=en&fs=1 Merkland Family Stand = HOME support. I thought you were "educated"? Mind you, you may well be, but just blind. You went with the view to watch Celtic, not Aberdeen. If you'd have gone as the neutral, fair enough, but you didn't. The thing that winds me up the most about your support is, not the pathetic attempts at the persecution complex, but this bloody affinity with Ireland. You are supposed to be a Scottish club, yet when you walk up London Road, do you see a single Scotland flag? No, you're more likely to see a Palestinian flag. So please refrain from trying to get sympathy because its beyond preposterous. Real football fans are welcome, now jog on sunshine, away and grow some of these...

Gunn is in the job till the end of the season. Funny how all of this is leading up to der Hun. Wouldn't want to lose Mair, more than adequate squad player.

Words cannot express....I wonder if there is a way of loosening the foundations next time those cunts are in there. OFGTF. Abeerdeenbasedtim away and confess your sins of being a pathetic glory hunting loser who has to feel included. I actually met a Glasgow OAP, who said you and your orange wearing brothers are all inbreds and pathetic. Never two truer words were ever spoken.

Going or nae going: going Before the game: Broadhill Where will you be sitting: Section X After the game: Pub/Bar/club in Aberdeen

Two things that bug me about this, minus the heinously obvious stupidity of this imposter, why come looking for sympathy, when you know you were in the wrong? I've been to the Paedo stand, I mean Jock stein at Celtic Park, and I have to say, it was horrendous. Truly the lowest forms of life I have ever witnessed, and yes, I have been to Stybrox before. But I didn't leave thinking, I want an apology, I know that that is the general IQ level of your buckie swigging support. So three words for you Tim boy: DRY YOUR EYES. Secondly, Funster, when did you last do the hokey cokey....you're a cripple Stop pretending you're that flexible these days

From the BBC Calderwood cools Dons exit talk Aberdeen manager Jimmy Calderwood Calderwood says he has had no official contact from Norwich or Utrecht Aberdeen manager Jimmy Calderwood says he has not been approached by Norwich or FC Utrecht amid speculation linking him with a move from the Dons. "I've heard nothing from Norwich officially. Someone phoned to tell me about odds going from 25-1 to 6-1 which is amazing," he told BBC Sport. "In terms of FC Utrecht there have been a few calls, but that's more from agents than officially from the club." Calderwood, 53, joined Aberdeen from Dunfermline in May 2004. Norwich are searching for a new manager after sacking Glenn Roeder on 14 January. Calderwood, who recently took charge of his 200th game with the Dons, is the longest serving manager at Pittodrie since Sir Alex Ferguson. He has previous managerial experience in Holland with Willem II and FC Nijmegen and on Sunday guided the Dons to their first home league win over Celtic since 2001 to lift them to third in the table. Calderwood said he was disappointed by the sporadic criticism he and his backroom staff have received since taking over at Pittodrie. "We think we've done quite well and we had a wonderful season last year," he said. We've all had criticism. Even Walter Smith and Gordon Strachan are getting it. It seems to be the way that it's going now Aberdeen boss Jimmy Calderwood "We've always been in the top six, so it's been a little bit annoying." Following Craig Brewster's sacking as Inverness manager, Calderwood said no SPL boss was immune to pressure or flak from their supporters. "We've all had it. Even Walter Smith and Gordon Strachan are getting it. It just seems to be the way that it's going now," he said. "You just have to accept it, as long as it stays away from the players. It's annoying, but it's better if we take it rather than the players." "It's a wonderful club to work for, but sometimes our supporters seem to think we've got a divine right to be there. "The boys are doing well and I can't fault them in any way."

I'd agree with this, but I think that cup games are always a one off and the conditions most definitely played a huge role in events. Hamilton, no excuses, I wonder if the team thought they just had to turn up, so in that respect, it was probably good in the long run just to give them a kick up the arse. But we'll see if this is actually true, our team has gelled and has a good team morale about the place at the moment We'll just have to see what happens in the next few weeks.

Completely agree, added to the fact that they are Huns...actually, Jimmy is definitely going....

Gary Mac is filling the void we knew he would. He's just young and took time to get back into the swing of things. I was actually singing Duffer's praises last season and don't think he's a bad player to have in the squad. Nothing more like, but a decent squad player. But I agree with your post ST

Typical. Right before we play Rangers, who would have thought, though as has been mentioned, doesn't seem to be the Times' tactic. I would be happy for him to move on after this season if he wanted to. Providing that he won us the cup or the league bobo, I think that is tapping up? Should take Utrecht over the coals, though they may just claim they were talking as they are "friends".

Was snowing for about 10 minutes in Glasgow today, proper big flakes as well, but as per, it hasn't settled

Haha I wouldn't say it was directed at me, but definitely towards the SS! I know I wasn't the only one giving that fat convinct dogs abuse, I heard plenty of it in section V and W . I just wish we'd sung a song for fat boy Hartson, I wonder if he'd actually have cried if the reports are anything to go by! Next tim:, who at all the pies, fat boy hartson, ginger wanker, he ate all the pies

I can concur, I was giving him and traitor cunt dogs abuse the whole game. Especially Mcgeady

BB, I would say Utrecht are a bigger club than probably NEC and Willem II but it would be a step down from us. I'd like to hope that JC would realise this and tries to continue what he's started here. I would think that he would view it as unfinished business if he left before getting any silveware.

You did laugh a little when you typed that though didn't you

Completely agree

Exactly! Though they did show a fair bit, probably not used to actually having to show so much Cunts.

Always get nervous when this gets touted! But we do have some good momentum going on at the moment and the team spirit seems to be getting better and better which can be no bad thing! Lets fire right into these wretched huns bastads and take them!

Shocking highlights, don't show the penalty claim in the first half, don't even show the Kerr tackle!

Haha very true, left a trail of Tims in his dust

Keeps the season interesting We don't like to be straight forward with these things

Voted for Kerr, but I thought the team was fantastic yesterday. A few shakey moments but Seve had his best game (that i'd seen) in a Dons jersey for years, and I was very happy with Duffers performance yesterday. Well done to them! Made me vewy Pwoud