Lee Mair

[BigAl]

Thanks and 

 

Signed for St Midden earlier today

[glasgowdon]

Thanks and 

 

Signed for St Midden earlier today

 

Hmm, nothing more than a bench warmer really.

[BigAl]

When played at centre back he was ok, and provided decent enough cover. Actually think he'll prove to be a decent acquisition for them

[manc_don]

We need a CB and fast. Mind you, we need a manager first

 

Cheers and good luck at St. Midden, but not against us

[redordead]

yay, 9 easy points next year

[glasgowdon]

yay, 9 easy points next year

 

12 with our new bottom six manager.

[El Padre™]

Mair is less.

 

See what I did there?

[Kowalski]

I thought he was decent, better than Considine, and our second best CB. 

[He-Man]

Lee Mair never really lived up to the potential he was supposed to have, I remember there was a lot of hype surrounding this kid early in his career, injuries seem to have gotten the better of him though which is a shame as he did promise so much.  You've got to feel sorry for him as he was local and was not doubt elated at signing for his boyhood heroes.  Thanks Lee.

[BobbyBiscuit]

He was a good squad player and I think he could be missed. Then again...

[KGB]

I thought he had come onto a game and looked steady enough when played at centre half. New manager now has some real shortages in the centre of defence

[CtS]

See what I did there?

 

Aye, Mair or less.

 

 

 

 

 

Do you think he'll slip straight into Helen St Mirrens No.2 slot?

 

[CtS]

Decent signing for St Mirren I would have thought, good spl pro to help tighten up the defence.

 

Also notice this in the bbc article...

 

Aberdeen captain Scott Severin and fellow midfielder Jamie Smith are also out of contract.

 

Severin was expected to leave Pittodrie but could reconsider depending on who is appointed manager.

 

 

Let's hope so, a Scott Severin trying to impress a new manager could be a player worth having.

[manc_don]

Let's hope so, a Scott Severin trying to impress a new manager could be a player worth having.

 

I would agree, and I'd hope the club appoint the right man to inspire him, but the problem is, only Scott Severin knows who is going to be good enough to do so.

[Jute]

Was never that impressed by Mair and do not think he will be much of a loss. Put in some turely awful turns in red but managed a few mediocre ones at the end. New manager should be able to find a better replacement without much problem.

[KGB]

Was never that impressed by Mair and do not think he will be much of a loss. Put in some turely awful turns in red but managed a few mediocre ones at the end. New manager should be able to find a better replacement without much problem.

 

I think his performances at the end of the season were far better than mediocre. He was outstanding the last 6 weeks or so of the season and really showed what an influential player he can be.

[mizer]

I think his performances at the end of the season were far better than mediocre. He was outstanding the last 6 weeks or so of the season and really showed what an influential player he can be.

 

So outstanding he managed to muster one single vote in all those games for man of the match...........

 

[Andrew]

So outstanding he managed to muster one single vote in all those games for man of the match...........

 

 

 

Your shit internet polls aren't the judge of if he is a good player or not.

[mizer]

 

Your shit internet polls aren't the judge of if he is a good player or not.

 

It proves that only one person thought he was the standout player in one of those games.

[boboisared]

It proves that only one person thought he was the standout player in one of those games.

No one said he was the stand out player over a number of games though.

[mizer]

No one said he was the stand out player over a number of games though.

 

I know. I'm just pointing out he only got one vote in those six games where he was so 'influential'. Severin, Aluko, Maguire, Foster, Langfield, Vidal, Pawlett, Mulgrew, McDonald, Kerr, Duff, Miller and Paton (in that order) received more votes than him in those games. I dont think we will miss him at all.

[bucky_loon]

It proves that only one person thought he was the standout player in one of those games.

 

Perhaps KGB's use of "influential" wasn't the right word, as few of our CB's rarely influence the game, but you can still have a good game without being man of the match. 

 

Langfield won player of the year but only got one MOTM through the DT poll..as a Yank might say, "go figure".

[Montana]

Good luck to Lee Mair

 

I think his best performance in a Dons shirt was against Bayern at home and this can be a proud memory for him. Like Duff he was a Dons fan and has worn the Red Jersey something we can only dream about.

 

I don't think we saw the best of him due to positional changes. Agree with Kowalski thought he was better than Considine, possibly the better of 2 evils at times.

 

Leaves us scarce in Central Defence now if Seve manages to con a doctor and get a contract somewhere else..

[BobbyBiscuit]

I would hope that we see the best of Considine under a new manager. He appeared to take the brunt of Calderwood's wrath a lot of the time (some justified, some not) in public which couldn't have done his confidence any good.

[KGB]

So outstanding he managed to muster one single vote in all those games for man of the match...........

 

 

Did I use 'outstanding' and 'influential'. Shows the pish that can be written when pished. In the cold light of day I clearly went overboard with the hyperbole. I meant to say he was solid in defence and played well

Your use of the donstalk man of the match ratings to prove anything is an interesting approach though.