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Maguire and Paton to go out on loan?

Loan shock for Aberdeen FC duo

McGhee also plays waiting game for MacLean

 

By Charlie Allan :wave:

 

Published: 09/01/2010

 

ABERDEEN FC today confirmed rising stars Chris Maguire and Michael Paton are set to go out on loan to make space for new signings.

 

The admission came from Aberdeen FC boss Mark McGhee as he waited to hear if Plymouth Argyle hitman Steven MacLean, is willing to accept the offer to come to Pittodrie.

 

For more on this story and bumper coverage of Aberdeen FC, pick up a copy of today's Evening Express.

 

There are direct quotes from MM in the paper saying they would need to go out on loan to allow for new signings.

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We sent Willie out on loan to Peterhead in the early 70's didn't we?

 

Did we send Willie to Peterhead? Or did we actually sign him from Peterhead?

We signed him from some weegie club

He signed from a Glasgow boys club and went out on loan to Peterhead.

Did we send Willie to Peterhead? Or did we actually sign him from Peterhead?

 

Shame on you.

 

Even I knew that.

I knew he was at Peterhead and WAS a striker until Peterhead moved him into defence. Just wisnae too sure on his history pre-Peterhead.

I thought it was Teddy Scott who got credited with the change from Striker to Centre half?

I thought it was Teddy Scott who got credited with the change from Striker to Centre half?

 

aye, it was Teddy Scott who moved him to centre half/sweeper. Think he scored a fair few goals at Peterhead.

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