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Aberdeen v Hamilton

THE HISTORY

 

Aberdeen will be seeking their 100th league goal against Hamilton at Pittodrie on Saturday. In all previous 42 meetings the Dons 99 goals have yielded an impressive 29 wins with only six defeats. Hamilton's brief excursions in the top flight in Scotland were far from memorable as Aberdeen were undefeated in all eight Premier League meetings before the Accies finally won at Pittodrie in September 2008, their first win in Aberdeen since September 1930.

 

While Hamilton have just edged the previous SPL meetings, it is Aberdeen who have held the upper hand overall. Ever since the first meeting in 1904, the Dons have won about half of all the league meetings, scoring 152 goals from 84 matches. Hamilton first appeared in the Premier Division in 1986, some nine years after the new ten team set up came into force. Their stay was a brief one and by virtue of the Accies now securing their SPL status for at least a third season, means that they are currently enjoying their longest stay in the Premier League to date.

 

Hamilton are one a few sides that Aberdeen have met in all four leagues that Aberdeen have competed in the past. Apart from the more recent Premier Division and SPL, the Dons have also met the Accies in the old First Division on 68 occasions as well as facing Hamilton in what was the Dons only season in Division Two, in 1904.05.

 

In 1953, ten man Aberdeen went on to hammer Hamilton 5-1 at Pittodrie. After Hughie Hay had levelled for the Dons in the second half he had to go off injured after a head knock. With no substitutions, a depleted Aberdeen went on to score four goals in 20 minutes with Paddy Buckley running riot with a 17-minute hat trick.

 

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In or Oot: In

Prematch: Prob Broadhill

Match: Section Y hopefully in the sun

Postmatch: Out in toon

Prediction: 1-0 dons

 

Featured Replies

Ref sounded terrible today but it must have been hard for him, refereeing the game and playing up front for Aberdeen

Please let it end

Please let it end

 

Only 180 mins to go then it will be all over, thank f**k.  ::)

Never been so glad to see a season end in all my years watching the game!  :(

7,099, can't believe the performance we were forced to watch and have to raise the concern as to how many will bother turning up on Wednesday. Its down to the very few now and Killie will probably bring less than Hamilton did.

7,099, can't believe the performance we were forced to watch and have to raise the concern as to how many will bother turning up on Wednesday. Its down to the very few now and Killie will probably bring less than Hamilton did.

 

I think I will be giving my season ticket away anyway, would rather be stuck in the library than watching that dross.

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