Stuart Duff can leave Aberdeen if he finds a new club

 

Aberdeen midfielder Stuart Duff will be allowed to leave the Scottish Premier League club - if the 28-year-old can find a new club.

Duff was signed by former manager Jimmy Calderwood following his release by Dundee United two years ago.

Although the player does not want to leave the Dons, he is not in manager Mark McGhee's plans.

He recently returned from a month-long loan spell with Inverness Caledonian Thistle in Division One.

Caley Thistle manager Terry Butcher had wanted to retain him for longer, but the commuting from Aberdeen to Inverness was not suitable for the player.

Inverness's First Division rivals, Partick Thistle, could be a destination for Duff.

The midfielder has made 10 appearances for Aberdeen this season but has played just four minutes as a substitute since the turn of the year.

 

 

Info:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/teams/a/aberdeen/8486850.stm

Thats a BIG if.

I think its time for him to go, seems like a couple of teams interested so lets hope its a quick departure although by all accounts he doesn't want to leave.

Is his contract up at the end of the season?

 

I'm pretty sure he's out of contract in the summer.

 

 

Don't be surprised to see him heading down the M77 on Sunday/Monday until end of the season 

Don't be surprised to see him heading down the M77 on Sunday/Monday until end of the season 

 

Was thinking the same myself. Killie are desperate for defensive cover just now.

Was thinking the same myself. Killie are desperate for defensive cover just now.

 

Exactly, but then again maybe we're just putting two and two together and getting five 

but the commuting from Aberdeen to Inverness was not suitable for the player.

 

Inverness's First Division rivals, Partick Thistle, could be a destination for Duff.

 

obviously an easier commute

Was thinking the same myself. Killie are desperate for defensive cover just now.

 

Cool, destroy them from within?

I saw another article about Duff over the past day or so where he says he's nae keen on a move to Inverness cos of the difficult commute. But in the same article, he says he's weighing up a potential move to Plastic Whistle.

 

WTF? I'd much rather live in the Sneckie than in Weejville

I saw another article about Duff over the past day or so where he says he's nae keen on a move to Inverness cos of the difficult commute. But in the same article, he says he's weighing up a potential move to Plastic Whistle.

 

WTF? I'd much rather live in the Sneckie than in Weejville

 

Seriously. Some points:

 

Take a look at the road from Aberdeen to Inverness, it's a joke.

 

Look at the road from Aberdeen to Glasgow, it's alright.

 

Inverness is a shithole.

 

Glasgow is good.

Seriously. Some points:

 

Take a look at the road from Aberdeen to Inverness, it's a joke.

 

Look at the road from Aberdeen to Glasgow, it's alright.

 

Inverness is a shithole.

 

Glasgow is good.

 

Correct apart from last two points.

Seriously. Some points:

 

Take a look at the road from Aberdeen to Inverness, it's a joke.

 

Look at the road from Aberdeen to Glasgow, it's alright.

 

Inverness is a shithole.

 

Glasgow is good.

 

you should get a job with visitscotland.com

I would much rather live in Glasgow than Inverness

you should get a job

 

True 

If given the ultimate choice of living in Glasgow or Inverness, I'd move to Inverness in the blink of an eye. I love that city. Been for quite a few nights out there, and every single one of them has been top-notch, and the reception I've received fae the locals that I've bumped into has been phenomenal.

 

Glasgow ... on the other hand.

If given the ultimate choice of living in Glasgow or Inverness, I'd move to Inverness in the blink of an eye. I love that city. Been for quite a few nights out there, and every single one of them has been top-notch, and the reception I've received fae the locals that I've bumped into has been phenomenal.

 

Glasgow ... on the other hand.

 

When did you last go to Inverness 1753?

 

Inverness is an atrocious night out. There's a midnight curfew, so if you're not in anywhere you're going home, even then the selection of clubs are shite. You can't buy take-away food late at night, and if you want to eat you have to get a taxi to one of the 15 Tesco's on the outside of town. The locals are in general arseholes, who didn't seem to like 'outsiders'. The City (is it even a city?) itself is possible the ugliest in Scotland, nothing other than big lumps of concrete, oh, but there's a castle... Love nor money could get me to live in Inverness.

 

As for Glasgow, don't kid yourself, it's a fantastic city.

Inverness is an atrocious night out. There's a midnight curfew, so if you're not in anywhere you're going home, even then the selection of clubs are shite. You can't buy take-away food late at night, and if you want to eat you have to get a taxi to one of the 15 Tesco's on the outside of town. The locals are in general arseholes, who didn't seem to like 'outsiders'. The City (is it even a city?) itself is possible the ugliest in Scotland, nothing other than big lumps of concrete, oh, but there's a castle... Love nor money could get me to live in Inverness.

 

Bit early for worst post of 2010 but we may have a winner. 

Put your hands up for Inverness.

 

I love that city.

 

 

When did you last go to Inverness 1753?

 

The City (is it even a city?) itself is possible the ugliest in Scotland, nothing other than big lumps of concrete

 

I moved to New Zealand in February 2003. As part of my going-away celebrations, me and some of my mates took a long weekend up in the Sneckie. It's was brilliant! Big lumps of concrete? Hmmm, that's generally my description of Glasgow.

 

Here's a picture of Inverness ...

 

 

Now here's a picture of Glasgow ...

 

 

Do we really need a poll on "which city is the big lump of unattractive concrete"?

So you only like 'cities' that are, in your opinion, aesthetically pleasing to the eye?

it's obviously been a long time since you were in Glasgow then Reekie.  It's a brilliant city with an awful lot going for it. 

I personally don't find the sneck pleasing on the eye. Glasgow is a different class in comparison. Whilst some of the modern architecture is somewhat to be desired for, the urban regeneration that has been undertaken in glasgow over the years is starting to bare fruit. Then if you like aesthetically pleasing areas, you'll struggle find a nicer place than the university and kelvingrove park area. Tho quite what they're going to be doing on the clyde is beyond me. Hopefully the recession has put that to bed.

So you only like 'cities' that are, in your opinion, aesthetically pleasing to the eye?

 

Yes, that's why I choose to live in Aberdeen 

 

I'm not alone in thinking Inverness is ugly.

 

http://deadlinescotland.wordpress.com/2010/01/24/13290-2548/

So you only like 'cities' that are, in your opinion, aesthetically pleasing to the eye?

 

Aesthetically pleasing cities are a helpful start. But not the be-all and end-all. I was merely replying to dave_min's comments that, unlike Glasgow, Inverness was just a series of concrete lumps.

 

Although I never stayed in Glasgow, I had a few nights out in the weej, have been there a few times for footy, and even  worked there for a month (commuting from Edinburgh). From my exerienced gained from these times, I certainly did not enjoy Glasgow, Glasgow's people or Glasgow's physical look one single bit.

 

However, Inverness was a different kettle of fish, in my opinion. The times I've worked and entertained myself there were on the opposite scale to that of Glasgow.