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And pay you in to the Ground as well?

Excellent Post.

Dons’ dream move to new home faces delay By Ryan Crighton Published: 19/03/2012 Bookmark with: More Pictures < > VISION OF THE FUTURE: An artist’s impression of the Dons stadium planned for Loirston Loch ABERDEEN FC’s dream move to a new £38million stadium is on the verge of stalling – because the club has yet to strike a deal for the land where it is to be built. The Scottish Premier League side has not taken control of the Loirston Loch site, despite club chairman Stewart Milne saying work would begin next month. The club said last night talks were “still progressing” but conceded the project could face a delay. The Dons have planning permission to build a 21,000-capacity arena at Loirston and want to have it ready for the 2013-14 season. For the full story, pick up a copy of today’s Press and Journal or read our digital edition now http://www.pressandjournal.co.uk/Article.aspx/2686492

liver transplant

When Torres scored today , he lifted his shirt to reveal a "Save the Chilean Miners" T-Shirt.

Get in Killie!!!

Ok. That's where he started from.

Did you play for Musselburgh Athletic F.C. ?

http://www.wimp.com/truckdriver/

http://www.wimp.com/dogcourse/ LOL

£98 million :o :o :wave: :wave: :wave:

Going to have to stay up all night now just to see what happens.

The Mods are what keep the site going. Admin do nothing.

This

Will take that. Much better side second half.

GGGGGGGGGOOOOOOOOAAAAAAAAAALLLLLLLLL

All the cool kid's get 54%

The whole team canny pass the ball never mind score. :hammer:

Team: Brown, McArdle, Reynolds, Considine, Vernon, Arnason, Fallon, Fyvie, Jack, Megginson, Rae Subs: Langfield, Mawene, Mackie, Pawlett, Chalali, Megennis, Uchechi

WTF!?!?!?

54%

http://sport.stv.tv/football/scottish-premier/aberdeen/299556-namibian-defender-disappointed-by-collapse-of-rangers-and-aberdeen-moves/ SportFootballSPL Aberdeen Feed Namibian defender disappointed by collapse of Rangers and Aberdeen moves Miguel Hamutenya says he wanted the chance to prove he could play in the SPL. 02 March 2012 13:20 GMT Comment Namibian defender Miguel Hamutenya has spoken of his disappointment following the collapse of his trial with Aberdeen. Hamutenya was set to head to Pittodrie for a short trial spell but the move was aborted after Craig Brown told the media there was little prospect of the player being offered any deal. The news was the second disappointment for the 19-year-old after a proposed move to Rangers collapsed last year. Hamutenya had agreed to sign for the Ibrox club in December but the move was called off, with Rangers believing they would be unable to obtain a work permit. The player subsequently signed a short-term deal with Maltese side Luxol St Andrews but headed back to Scotland, after it was established he would stand a strong chance of obtaining an endorsement from the Scottish FA. “According to Rangers, they said that it wouldn’t be possible for me to get a work permit because I am a Namibian citizen,” the defender said. “What happened was that [my agent] Jonathan Hope spoke to the Namibian Football Association and found out that it was possible for me to get this work permit, which would have made everything easy. “I’m obviously very disappointed. I would love to play for a club like that but there’s nothing I can do about it really.” “I was then told that I was going to go up for trials with Aberdeen. My agent spoke to Craig Brown and he made it clear that it was unlikely that I would sign for them. “It’s obviously disappointing because I would like to have shown that I could play for a club like Aberdeen and I’m not getting that opportunity after all.” Aberdeen manager Brown has suggested that he had spoken to contacts at Rangers before forming an opinion on the likely success of any trial. Hamutenya said that he was unhappy with the idea that anyone at Rangers had given a poor report on him after having been keen to sign him initially. “I am very disappointed that there was some sort of side talk from Rangers to Aberdeen telling them that I shouldn’t get a contract,” he said. “I’ve learned from this. Learned who to speak to and who to trust. It’s just the beginning for me.“

It would be so funny if Aluko was one of them.

:lolabove: :lolabove:

http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/home-news/money-men-cannot-find-whyte-cash-at-rangers.16844833