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ABERDEEN FOOTBALL CLUB are delighted to announce that JackGrimmer has decided to sign a two and a half year professional contractwith the club. The Dons have beaten off stiff competition for the talentedyoungsters signature. Director of Football Willie Miller commented:"Jack has really impressed us and we are delighted he has chosen tosign his first professional deal with Aberdeen F.C.

"The young players at the club are now flourishing, and wehave high hopes for Jack providing he continues to develop and workhard like he has been doing."

The Scotland Under 16's skipper, the third successive AFCplayer to hold the armband, will be in action later this week for thenational side. Ross Mathie's team can clinch Victory Shield glory whenthey take on England at Tynecastle on Thursday night.Everyone at Aberdeen Football Club wishes Jack a bright future at Pittodrie.

 

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Not seen him play yet but will be going along to see him in the Victory sheild on thursday night at Tynecastle. Hopefully he can develop intoa play similar to Fyvie.

St. Johnstone.

 

I said game, not moment, apart from his goal he was hardly in the game then got injured.

Remind me when he last had a good game?

 

Not disputing he hasn't had a great game for some time, but any day of the week we should be doing all we can to hold on to the likes of Aluko.

There is however a bigger issue in terms of getting to the bottom of what has caused his loss of form. Is there an issue between him and Dingus 

I said game, not moment, apart from his goal he was hardly in the game then got injured.

 

He did have a very good opening 30 mins in that game, as like every other individual in the team, let their performances drop. And he got injured and went off at half time.

 

No doubt, the upheavel in management team took an affect on him, much like it has every other player in the squad, not to mention his injuries and international call ups has affected him and that is understandable. Slowly, much like every other player in the squad, he seems to be settling down and responding to McGhee's new methods. Once he gets fit again, hopefully he can get a decent run of games under his belt and with him and Pawlett on either side, the future is bright, the future is red. 

I said game, not moment, apart from his goal he was hardly in the game then got injured.

utter nonsense

give it rest just for once

Were you at the game?  I was and apart from his goal and a couple of runs he didn't do much else then got injured.

Were you at the game?  I was and apart from his goal and a couple of runs he didn't do much else then got injured.

 

Yes. 

 

Him and Pawlett had the two Saints full backs in their pockets and were central to pretty much everything we created for the first 30 minutes before the whole team stepped down a gear and let St Johnstone play. Aluko then got injured while he was tracking back and helping Mulgrew.

I wasn't asking you if you were at the game, I was asking GS but never mind.

 

Not disputing he hasn't had a great game for some time, but any day of the week we should be doing all we can to hold on to the likes of Aluko.

There is however a bigger issue in terms of getting to the bottom of what has caused his loss of form. Is there an issue between him and Dingus 

 

Its not just Aluko.  Miller, MacDonald and Kerr have all suffered a loss of form this season.

Its not just Aluko.  Miller, MacDonald and Kerr have all suffered a loss of form this season.

 

You suggesting there is a bigger man management issue Kow 

 

You suggesting there is a bigger man management issue Kow 

 

No, I would need to have an agenda to do that! 

Its not just Aluko.  Miller, MacDonald and Kerr have all suffered a loss of form this season.

 

Miller was playing like a clownshoes prick last season too, I'd suggest.

I said game, not moment, apart from his goal he was hardly in the game then got injured.

Were you at the game?  I was and apart from his goal and a couple of runs he didn't do much else then got injured.

Celtic had Nakamura who did the exact same thing for them game after game and was a rated at a few million by most pundits and a player of the year.

I would question why the four players listed above, as Calderwood signings, are struggling with their form with a different manager. Perhaps struggling with a change in management as well.

 

Miller was playing like a clownshoes prick last season too, I'd suggest.

 

I thought he was pish when he first arrived but got himself together, and thought he was very good last season, but he's back to being pish again.

I thought he was pish when he first arrived but got himself together, and thought he was very good last season, but he's back to being pish again.

 

He was very good up until 31st Jan.

Shoulda sold him when we had the chance last January.

He was very good up until 31st Jan.

 

Exactly, he didn't kick his arse for the rest of the campaign.

 

That would have involved far too much effort.

Were you at the game?  I was and apart from his goal and a couple of runs he didn't do much else then got injured.

 

 

 

Aye so let's punt him. 

 

 

Aye so let's punt him. 

 

Aluko or minijc?

Aluko or minijc?

 

Remind me when he last had a good post?

 

 

Remind me when he last had a good post?

 

 

He was very good up until 31st Jan.

Were you at the game?  I was and apart from his goal and a couple of runs he didn't do much else then got injured.

yes I was

next question

Off to see him play for Scotland the night. Will report back how he got on.

Off to see him play for Scotland the night. Will report back how he got on.

gonna watch it on Sky

Watch out for Feruz too, he looks some player

Grimmer scored a good goal to put Scotland ahead.  He's had a couple of nice touches and played a cracking through ball.