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Central midfield Jimmy, central midfield...

Aye, he was lying 'injured' off the pitch, then rolled himself back oto the pitch then refused to get off again when the ref told him to.

Soutar's out of his depth. While he's not made any obvious errors, he's conceded at least 4 goals that a better goalkeeper would've saved. The success of the team is more important than Soutar's feelings, and unfortunately for him, Langfield's a better keeper, albeit he's not ideal himself.

They were complaining about the standard of the food and were threatening to cancel their package, and AFC told them to sling their hook because they could easily sell it to someone else is what I heard.

Fucking terrible performance, too many 'superstars' trying things they don't have the ability to pull off without putting in the effort that makes the ordinary players that they are, effective. Only positives was some good link up play between Miller and Lovell up front, although it didn't come to anything ultimately.

I would've thought he would be renting a flat up here too, otherwise he'll spend 5 hours a day driving.

Home Office red tape could prevent the Dons helping a young asylum seeker start a new life in Scotland. Congo-born striker Christian Kisuka, 15, is earning rave reviews playing for Aberdeen's Under-17 side. The Dons want to take the Glasgow-based youngster on full-time when he turns 16 next year. But their plans could be scuppered because the Home Office has so far taken five years to issue a passport to the youngster, who fled war-torn Congo with his mother thinking his father had been murdered. Christian needs a passport because the Dons would find it almost impossible to gain a work permit for the youngster when he turns 16 in March. The Dons have now taken legal advice in their bid to get clearance for Christian, a pupil at Shawlands Academy in Glasgow. Dons head of youth development Lenny Taylor said: "It will be difficult to sign Christian if he doesn't have a passport. "It's frustrating because he is a tremendous prospect." Christian and younger sister Hanlene, 5, moved to Glasgow with their mother, Yvette to escape the on-going conflict in Democratic Republic of Congo. They thought his father, Manzanpi, was one of the estimated 60,000 civilians killed in the ethnic conflict in the African country. It was only 18 months ago that the family discovered Manzanpi, an agricultural engineer, is alive and had escaped to Paris. He was refused entry to Britain at Dover just two weeks ago. Glasgow-based Dons youth coach Peter Weir said: "Christian is a wonderful lad when you consider what his family have gone through." Christian's mother, who speaks only basic English, has no intention of taking her family back to the Congo. She hopes gaining British nationality will help her husband gain entry to Scotland and give Christian a better chance of having a career as a professional player. But she's constantly hit a brick wall with attempts to get British passports for herself and her children. That meant the Dons were unable to take Christian to youth tournaments in Holland and Ireland. Glasgow-based solicitors Hamilton Burns have now approached the Home Office on behalf of the club to see if there is any way of speeding up the process. Lenny said: "We've been told families who seek asylum in this country get passports if it will help further the education of their children. "We are arguing that failing to issue a passport to Christian is a breach of his basic human rights. "Going with us to tournaments abroad and signing full-time would further his education as a footballer. "The boy is doing all he can to start a new life in Scotland and eventually become a wage earner." When we contacted the Home Office's Borders and Immigration Department, who issue passports and travel documents to asylum seekers, a spokeswoman said they do not comment on individual cases.

Lovell and Maguire if we were to play proper football, otherwise Lovell and Brewster/Miller. As long as we've got Lovell in there, I'm happy.

Played a lot better when he came on last night against Galway by all accounts.

He was recommended to us by Ryan Esson after an unsuccessful trial at Shrewsbury. He's only 18 so likely not going to be a first team player if taken on.

On trial at Ibrox apparently. Wonder how that happened...

Hmm, I'm due to fly home from Dubai on the morning of the Celtic match, could be touch and go for making it, I'll definitely miss the Hearts game. Possibly no footy for me until mid-September

The match on Monday 23rd August will be broadcast live on Egyptian telly, I wonder if we'll be able to watch through some dodgy internet site?

We can't go into the season with Considine and Diamond our first choice central defenders, it would be suicide. If Anderson goes, we need to sign an experienced defender to partner one of them. Touzani could fill the void, but I'd prefer someone that opposition attackers won't fancy playing against. Someone that gives the rest of the defence confidence.

Away to Gretna on Boxing Day? Fuck right off.

Torture? I'd gladly have 2 weeks on a hot sunny beach surrounded by girls in bikinis instead of 2 weeks of reading the Evenign Express

Not bad for someone who's never played a first team game before, I reckon going down to a team like Hartlepool would be a good move for him.

Ross O'Donoghue has signed for Elgin Scott Michie has signed for Inverurie Locos Kyle Macaulay has turned down a new contract at Peterhead to try and find a full time club

Everyone in the stadium knew exactly where Nakamura was putting that free kick except from Langfield. We were screaming at him for being in the wrong position before it was even taken. He's an efficient shot stopper and that's about it. We need better.

Well that's true if you limit yourself to only buying goalkeepers from the SPL. It's a big world out there though.

If Rangers offer £25k we'd be stupid to reject it.

When Whittaker of Hibs is being linked with a £2 million move to Ibrox and Hart is being linked with a £475k move to Celtic, they kind of have a point.

Out of those options, the first one was the best. Which did you like best?

Bizarrely, he played for Republic of Ireland last night against Ecuador: http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/internationals/6686569.stm