Aberdeen, along with 9 other teams in the league have no other thing to play for other than scraps from the O.F. table. Game after game, season after season.
The Dons, Hibs, United, Hearts and whoever else sneaks in to have a nibble at the breadcrumbs left over for a day in the sun or a 3rd place fucking in the arse from some no-mark team we've never heard from on a Tuesday night once a year.
Whoop-dee-fuckin-doo.
Come to think of it I'm not surprised the players can't get up for a season where the best they'll manage is a win against a braying mob of 5000 in the hope you'll reach the dizzying heights of a now and again top three finish.
Whoop-dee-fuckin-doo.
I think most of us will agree that most of the players who have played for AFC have not been of a high enough standard. In fact I know for a fact that a bright young star of not too long ago gave my brother more of a lift from seeing him fit his hall carpet than he ever did from seeing him pull on a red shirt.
So would it be that bad to see them actually having to give a fuck after a shock to the system of dropping down a league?
The players would have something to play for - promotion into the prestiege of the SPh(el)L, increased (cough) wages, the chance of bringing down a giant in the cups, winning the league, different grounds to play against and different opposition for the first time in fuck knows how long. We might actually win something sometimes.
Leeds were well supported and still seem to have kept a decent, loyal, excited support watching their team work their way back up. God knows the Scots love an underdog and we've endured a lot worse than getting beat by Livi 3 or 4 times in one season. In fact none of us are raise an eyebrow when those types of results roll through. So why fucking not?
Top 6, the odd pummelling abroad or a 3 hour bus journey down to Hampden once every decade for a sniff of a trophey.
Whoop-dee-fuckin-doo.
I think I'd look more forward to a trip to Arbroath on a Saturday knowing we were in with at least a chance than a trip to Falkirk knowing we're going to struggle.
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Would it be that bad a thing?
Aberdeen, along with 9 other teams in the league have no other thing to play for other than scraps from the O.F. table. Game after game, season after season.
The Dons, Hibs, United, Hearts and whoever else sneaks in to have a nibble at the breadcrumbs left over for a day in the sun or a 3rd place fucking in the arse from some no-mark team we've never heard from on a Tuesday night once a year.
Whoop-dee-fuckin-doo.
Come to think of it I'm not surprised the players can't get up for a season where the best they'll manage is a win against a braying mob of 5000 in the hope you'll reach the dizzying heights of a now and again top three finish.
Whoop-dee-fuckin-doo.
I think most of us will agree that most of the players who have played for AFC have not been of a high enough standard. In fact I know for a fact that a bright young star of not too long ago gave my brother more of a lift from seeing him fit his hall carpet than he ever did from seeing him pull on a red shirt.
So would it be that bad to see them actually having to give a fuck after a shock to the system of dropping down a league?
The players would have something to play for - promotion into the prestiege of the SPh(el)L, increased (cough) wages, the chance of bringing down a giant in the cups, winning the league, different grounds to play against and different opposition for the first time in fuck knows how long. We might actually win something sometimes.
Leeds were well supported and still seem to have kept a decent, loyal, excited support watching their team work their way back up. God knows the Scots love an underdog and we've endured a lot worse than getting beat by Livi 3 or 4 times in one season. In fact none of us are raise an eyebrow when those types of results roll through. So why fucking not?
Top 6, the odd pummelling abroad or a 3 hour bus journey down to Hampden once every decade for a sniff of a trophey.
Whoop-dee-fuckin-doo.
I think I'd look more forward to a trip to Arbroath on a Saturday knowing we were in with at least a chance than a trip to Falkirk knowing we're going to struggle.
Apathy Football Club.
To be honest, I'm well past caring.
You?