glasgow sheep

A win's a win but even with a young side out might have hoped for more goals. Real indication of how we are shaping up for the season ahead won't come till we face the dutch mob.

Superb result for Saints. About time someone won in Europe. Good luck to them for the second leg.  Suppose there are several games away from the group stage though?

Still nae Zola. Worrying

I pity the defences in the u20 league this season with McManus, Shankland and Smith going at them

Just found out who the Malahide United mob are that we play on Thursday. Seems they play in the Third tier in Ireland, the Leinster Senior League which has no automatic promotion to the main league system. They finished last season 9th out of 14.

Surely shooty in 

UCD 0-4 Aberdeen ( Magennis 5, Hayes 33, McGinn 46, Pawlett 87 mins)

Arbroath 3 Aberdeen U20s 3  (O'Neill pen 17, Shankland 21, 43 mins)

oh and don't forget if you don't want to play football (or even if you do) and you want to head a long with a bunch of dandies from Glasgow to watch The Dons then don't forget about the Glasgow Reds.

We travel to every game during the season in one form or another, usually by public transport (cheapest and most beer friendly route available) but also get the occasional minibus when demand warrants it.

More info @

http://theglasgowreds.com/

and

https://www.facebook.com/theglasgowreds

Will post the above on our FB page too

Was always going to be a struggle for Consi so not worried.

On the other hand not good about Zola.  Need to get him fitted in the team, although if Vernon can find his shooting boots and McGinn, Josh, Smith and Shankland keep finding the net perhaps we won't need to worry so much 

Slightly off topic. I am surprised that Caley have managed to hag on to McKay. Would have thought there would have been clubs sniffing around him given his goal scoring record last season.

See McGinn, Niall?

Was most the investment not going to be in the several hundred houses he was going to make a tidy profit on?

Nae quite so good for some other teams:

Aberdeen began their pre-season friendlies with a 3-0 triumph away to Highland League Buckie Thistle on Tuesday night.

 

There were also comfortable away wins for Ross County, who defeated Clachnacuddin 5-0, and Inverness CT, who saw off Forres 3-0 thanks to a Billy McKay hat-trick.

 

However, Celtic went down 6-2 to Greuther Furth in Germany and Hearts were beaten 5-1 by Dinamo Bucharest. Promoted Partick Thistle enjoyed a 5-1 win at Annan.

Our Well game was always 3pm on the Sunday thanks, as you said, to Well's defeat in the Europa League.

Would he play in a commonwealth games? Would be a pretty low quality competition

Hope he turns down the knighthood.

Agree, but he won't.

However when did we start Knighting people in the middle of their careers. Surely it should be in recognition of their whole career once it has finished.

Well turns out we have some edl cunts in our support judging by the facebook page.

You would get laughed out of Aberdeen if you called them butteries.

 

Real locals call them "rolls".

 

Sadly not the first and certainly not the last stupefyingly inane interview from Garry Richardson:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c59tCXiRwBk

The dons youth set up currently includes teams based in Glasgow

And some like him too much

http://m.northantstelegraph.co.uk/webimage/1.5241558.1372753682!/image/176054442.jpg_gen/derivatives/landscape_393/176054442.jpg[/img]

 

A Kettering man has built a good luck tribute to British tennis star Andy Murray.

 

 

The Scot beat Mikhail Youzhny at Wimbledon yesterday (Monday), and Nick Smith has put together his own symbol to inspire the home favourite to go one better than last year, when he lost in the final.

 

Mr Smith’s piece contains a number of symbols, including Murray Mints, plant seeds – representing the seeding system at Wimbledon – a Union flag and a picture of a kilt.

 

Mr Smith said he was not a particular Andy Murray supporter, but added: “I do like watching it now and again.

 

“It would be a lovely achievement for him (to win Wimbledon).”

Some people really don't like him

Panel: What are your strengths, Neil?

 

Neil: I'm not David Longmuir.

 

Panel: You're hired.

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Be interesting to the % of Central Belt loons in our youth team.  If you just look at the current additions 3 of the 6 come from West-Central Scotland