Does anyone have an idea of what they`d like our new home to be called?  That`s if it`s not already been touted as something else by those in the know.  Quite frankly I don`t particularly want to leave Pittodrie but hey my opinion counts for nothing.   

http://www.thescottishsun.co.uk/scotsol/homepage/news/3936201/BBC-Stu-in-Durrant-joke-row.html

 

RADIO pundit Stuart Cosgrove last night sparked a new BBC row with Rangers when he JOKED about the horror injury that nearly ended Ibrox legend Ian Durrant's career.

 

Off The Ball presenter Cosgrove was discussing possible names for Aberdeen's new £40million stadium which were unacceptable.

 

He said: "The Ian Durrant Stadium — something like that?"

 

Durrant was put out of the game for nearly three years following a sickening tackle by Dons defender Neil Simpson in October 1988.

 

A Rangers source said the comment was "crass in the extreme".

 

The BBC has been banned from Ibrox after a programme about club owner Craig Whyte.

 

A BBC Scotland spokesman said: "We have received complaints."

 

by Dons defender Neil Simpson in October 1988.

 

 

Poor.

Naisy's tackle was worse. 

 

The Scottish Hun in blowing something out of proportion with provocative "journalism" shocker

http://www.thescottishsun.co.uk/scotsol/homepage/news/3936201/BBC-Stu-in-Durrant-joke-row.html

 

Dear god, Scottish tabloid journalism should really come as a surprise but that is horrifically poor

The "article" is so poor on so many levels.

Met Stuart cosgrove at Glasgow airport about four weeks ago.

Can I just go on record and say he is seriously good guy.

I assume the artcile came with a full two page colour picture of the tackle aye?