Slim

No reason we can’t finish 3rd, PAOK are beatable at Pittodrie (but then so are we). Frankfurt will be the big trip for most people I’d imagine, although there are loads of other cities in Germany preferable to Frankfurt. PAOK play in a part of Greece I’d love to visit but concerned it may be a bit “stabby” as an away fan? Helsinki could be a shout depending on the timing, I assume it’s fucking freezing late-November/early-December?

Roma, Bratislava, Betis would do me

Sunday Monday Pape Gueye Tuesday Wednesday Pape Gueye Thursday Friday Pape Gueye Saturday Pape Gueye Scoring all week for you What do you reckon, we having that?

Looks like he was linked with £2m moves to English teams last summer, including Watford and Millwall. Only scored 3 goals in 28 games last season. Still only 23.

Isn’t Clarkson this type? Not going to pish my pants over the signing but my concern is that we’ll end up treating Clarkson like Kenny McLean and wasting a good few years making him play deeper than he is effective playing.

Not really paid that much attention to him, but from memory he’s not a similar type of player as Ramadani and plays further up the pitch meaning that if he plays, Clarkson is likely to drop back?

Striker sounds like he’d have good conditioning.

Not good to see us concede 5 goals though. Is that Jack McKenzie playing in defence or another McKenzie?

It’s not really about making a difference, more balancing out Celtic having 5 players with fresh legs and fitness levels usually being a main contributor to result swings in the last 10-15 minutes of games.

Another game, another baffling lack of substitutes.

Could have been worse but Vilnius have a decent recent record in Europe and Hacken are the current Swedish champions and presumably stronger since we played them so neither will be particularly easy.

You’d think a Croatian ‘B’ international who has signed for the Turkish champions of last season is the type of game changing player who could really move us up a level, hopefully there’s a couple more targets of that calibre on our shortlist.

It’s UN peacekeepers we’ll need at this rate.

Scott Wright signing for some Turkish mob with a 2500 capacity stadium for about £500k. Won’t be much of a sell on fee in that for us. Hame by Christmas no doubt.

Aye but what’s the name of the Beer Sheva defender?

Is this not coming from the same source that’s linking Ianis Hagi with us and Lecce?

I think it’s fucking ace.

Sokler could just be Marley Watkins’ replacement. Bavidge just turned 17, unlikely we’ll be relying on him as our plan B. I’d even be tempted to send him out on loan for the season.

Aberdeen is a city where an unusually high proportion of its male workers work in the middle of the sea for half of the year. It’s not beyond the realms of possibility that many of them are season ticket holding Aberdeen supporters. And even then, why take the viewpoint that these people are doing anything wrong, that they’re somehow “blocking” the seat from being used? Most likely they’re thinking they’d rather contribute the cost of the season ticket to the club despite not being able to get the full value from it. This discussion has not moved on from its original premise - someone getting themselves worked up over an imagined scenario that we’ll draw a big team in Europe and demand will be high enough for him to struggle to get a ticket and he thinks that’s reason enough to lash out at anyone and everyone.

Yeah you still don’t get it. The issue isn’t your loyalty. The issue is you judging the loyalties of other people you know nothing about. No-one deserves to be shamed for their support just because it may potentially interfere with your ad-hoc attendance.

He seemed to play 90 minutes for Croatia’s B team the other night. Doesn’t sound like he’d be cheap (despite 12 months left on his contract).

As dire as your circumstances are, it doesn’t give you any right to judge other supporters without knowing anything about their own circumstances. You’ll probably find that the increased initiatives to make season tickets more affordable and accessible (e.g. zero interest instalments) has made more of a difference than “fake” fans shelling out hundreds of pounds to get priority to buy tickets to midweek European matches that rarely sell out anyway.

QOTS, the walk between Central and Queen Street was particularly embarrassing.

Shayden Morris’ closing down of the cross for their 4th goal is the footballing equivalent of sunbathing in your back garden while working from home. Cunt’s supposed to be lightning quick.

Dirty fucks have been diving in studs up the entire first half.