Stewart

Only noticed the postage fee once you pointed it out.

1250 tickets on sale tomorrow to 7-10 pointers at £17 each. Assuming there won't be a big uptake tomorrow. International Challenge Match Luxembourg v Scotland Stade Josy Barthel, Luxembourg Wednesday 14 November 2012 – kick off 8.00pm (local) We can now confirm that 1250 tickets will go on sale at 10.00am on Tuesday 23 October for our friendly against Luxembourg. Tickets are £17 each and are initially guaranteed to the 1030 members with 7 to 10 away match points Our supporters will be positioned opposite the main stand of the Stade Josy Barthel. See the FULL SALES SCHEDULE HERE, then, when you are eligible, you can buy your ticket by logging onto www.scottishfa.talent-sport.co.uk We also have access to 2 complimentary wheelchair user plus 2 assistant tickets. Please call Sharon on 0141 616 6198 from 10.00 am on Tuesday 23 October to register your interest. All tickets will be despatched to UK based members by Royal Mail Special Delivery and to our overseas members using DHL. As a result, all bookings will be subject to a £6.50 postage and fulfilment charge. The kick-off time for this match is 8.00pm, however, following a request from the Luxembourg FA, this may change to 8.15pm. We will keep you up-to-date if this happens.

The reaction in the concourse after the game when everyone saw the dive on TV was a bit heated.

I went yesterday and uploaded comedy videos to Faceook. #realerfan

I think the bus journey will have had more of an effect than any break and I'd have settled for a point before the game. Surely we have to give Dundee a hammering? It's long overdue and most others seem to have managed it this season.

What was the possible pen tackle like? Wasn't too sure at the time.

I'm certainly not justifying it. Stephen Hughes is turning in to a massive player for us.

Fairly sure it was just poor aim.

Aye someone chucked a cup and it hit Stephen Hughes.

Now looking like a 1530 kick off apparently.

Delayed by at least 15 minutes. Team bus getting a police escort.

We beat Killie on Alba a well.

Worth a look when he's out?

He might chuck Anderson at right back if Naysmith is fit enough.

An evening match at Pittodrie at last! A trip to Gayfield might be decent as well.

Well that was dreadful. Leaving for the airport in about an hour. Craig Brown as caretaker for Luxembourg and get someone else in afterwards.

James Craig Brown?

I certainly think Langfield is the better shot stopper which puts him ahead of Brown IMO my opinion. Don't think Brown would have got near some of the saves Langfield has made this season.

JASON BROWN is convinced he has more chance of playing for Wales than Aberdeen. The 30-year-old keeper last night lifted the lid on his Pittodrie hell and claimed he is FINISHED with the Dons. Brown spent most of last season as No1 while Jamie Langfield recovered from a life-threatening brain seizure. His form was so good he won a Wales recall for Chris Coleman’s first game in charge against Mexico in May. But Brown has been left on the sidelines following Langfield’s return to action this season and believes he will never play for Dons again. Brown, who SunSport understands is no longer on speaking terms with gaffer Craig Brown or glove rival Langfield, reckons his lack of action has harmed his chances of facing Scotland on Friday. But even if he gets the nod to play, he will seek to quit Aberdeen in January. The ex-Blackburn ace said: “I’ve been given no indication whether I’ll start against Scotland or not. “I’d like to think so, but the predicament at Aberdeen and the way things have developed, the way that people have been, hasn’t helped my cause. “It’s a difficult one for me. The issue is maybe me and the manager don’t see eye to eye on a few things. “I haven’t been told I won’t play for Aberdeen again — but I won’t. “Last season I had the best shot to save ratio outside the top two teams in Scotland. I was part of a fantastic 13-game unbeaten run and in 28 games I kept 11 or 12 clean sheets. So the statistics are there. “You can’t say it’s down to ability. I’ve played in the best league in the world for five years, I’ve performed for my country at a high level. You can’t do that if you are not good enough. “But there are other circumstances which have materialised. “Obviously Jamie has come in and had one or two good performances and the team is on a good run. I’m supportive of them because I want them to do well. “But I have to look after myself. I have to be selfish in the same way the club has to look after itself. “So I won’t be looking to play for Aberdeen from now until I leave. “But coming away with Wales is brilliant because it’s something to aim for. It’s also a distraction from what’s going on. “I don’t let it get me down. I’ll just get on with the job I have to do while I’m there and see what materialises.” Brown admits his situation with the Dons means he has had NO banter with the Scots there about Friday’s crunch Cardiff clash. And he admits the best solution for all parties will be for him to leave Pittodrie as soon as the transfer window re-opens in the New Year. He said: “With friends outside the club there’s been a lot of banter about the game. But not at the club. “It’s like any work place. There are people you probably mix with more than others. “But I’m very proud to be involved with my country. And hopefully the manager — who has been great with me and understands my predicament at Aberdeen — sticks by me and gives me the opportunity to play. “Will I leave? Without a doubt. At the end of the day I am a player. My main reason for leaving Blackburn was to play first-team football. “When I first went to Aberdeen I was going there to be playing first-team football, but obviously there’s a bigger picture. “But yes, most definitely, I want to play football. “The supporters have been great to me and the city has been great to me and my family. Aberdeen is a beautiful city, it’s been a great place for me and my family to live over the last year or so. “But ultimately I want to play football and there are one or two issues there with my family. “I think maybe moving back down to England is going to happen sooner rather than later. “You can’t do anything if someone tends to have a problem with you. You just have to get on with it. “What I have to do is turn up every day for training at Aberdeen and turn up for the games and see what materialises.”

Captaining the Scotland under 19s tonight. Seems he's on the bench actually.

Reading on Twitter that in Brown's interview with ITV Wales he said it'll be a great distraction from club matters to be away with Wales. Also added that if he plays it'll be a good chance to be in the shop window. Lastly, apparently Chris Coleman knows the truth about why Brown isn't playing for Aberdeen at the moment. Really can't wait until January so we can rid of this clown.

I want to know what he said!

58 more tickets available. Belgium v Scotland King Baudouin Stadium, Brussels Tuesday 16 October 2012 – kick off 20:45 (local time) We are delighted to confirm that we have 58 Belgium tickets available for sale to SSC Members on 1 to 10 points who haven’t managed to buy a ticket via the previous sale. This isn’t an extra allocation from the Belgian FA, but tickets that haven’t been taken up by our sponsors and partners. Tickets are £25 (plus £6.50 fulfilment and postage) and will go on sale at 10am on Tuesday 9 October via www.scottishfa.talent-sport.co.uk Due to the tight timescale involved, all tickets will be posted on Tuesday using Royal Mail Special Delivery. They will need to be signed for upon delivery on Wednesday. As there will be no SSC customer service helpdesk in Brussels, we must ask members based overseas to change to a UK address before purchasing to ensure tickets can be posted. You will need to be quick as we anticipate the tickets selling incredibly quickly. Good luck.

Since Mackie vs Killie?

They've changed it now.