http://www.afc.co.uk/articles/20100920/dons-get-up-for-the-cup_2212158_2145711

 

The Dons face first division side Raith Rovers in the third round of the Co-operative Insurance Cup and kids can enjoy all the drama of the cup for just £4!

 

We've slashed prices for this cup clash as we urge members of the Red Army to get up for the cup and roar the Dons on to the next round. 

 

Adult tickets start from just £12, with Under 12's able to snap up a ticket for only £4!

 

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In/oot: Oot

Prematcher: Working

Match: Red TV

Postmatch: Bed

Prediction: narrow win - http://www.donstalk.co.uk/messageboard/index.php?topic=13267.0

 

 

Whisper this very softly though - is Vernon the goal-grabber we've been waiting for?

 

Don't fucking start you're just back!

 

Good return from Vernon thus far, I can't say very much, I ain't seen the dude. McGhee's supposed favoured formation looks to me to be heavily dependant upon decent full backs. Good start there then.

Thought Mackie came on and changed the game a bit last night. Apart from the one glorious chance he missed, he done really well. Fought for everything. And Vujadinovi? looks like he could be a tidy player but not at full back

the cracks are there for all to see, our whole midfield is out injured the squad players we have arnt going to cut it! Really worried that we didnt take in a full back!

 

On the other hand this is the type of game in previous years we could have easily lost so on that note thing it was a good result - shame the performance didnt match

What's the story with Stoney?

 

Thought all was rosy in the garden

 

I think this win against lower league opposition is just papering over the cracks... much like how a massive win against FC Kobenhavn and a draw against Bayern Munchen were just papering over the cracks.

 

I see what you are saying but this round of crack papering didn't make me cum in my pants the way those other two did.

I see what you are saying but this round of crack papering didn't make me cum in my pants the way those other two did.

 

Different cracks have different effects I guess!

Aberdeen FC skipper could be out for eight weeks

Medical staff to assess injury

By Charlie Allan

 

Published: 23/09/2010

 

 

INJURED: Aberdeen FC's Paul Hartley shows his hamstring injury.

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ABERDEEN FC today confirmed they fear injured skipper Paul Hartley could be sidelined for up to two months.

 

Aberdeen FC talisman Hartley hobbled off during the second half of the 3-2 Co-Operative Insurance Cup win over Raith Rovers after suffering a hamstring injury.

 

The 33-year-old will find out how bad the injury is when he is examined by the club’s medical staff today.

 

But manager Mark McGhee admitted he is bracing himself for bad news over Hartley.

 

 

 

Read more: http://www.eveningexpress.co.uk/Article.aspx/1930025#ixzz10LkphUfp

Every chance our medics will say he's fine then.

Every chance our medics will say he's fine then.

 

 

Aye but less chance of them knowing what they're talking aboot.

 

The Draw for the Fourth Round of The Co-operative Insurance Cup will take place as follows:

 

THURSDAY, 23rd SEPTEMBER, 2010

HAMPDEN PARK

2:30 p.m.

 

Aberdeen

Celtic

Rangers

Dundee Utd

Kilmarnock

St Johnstone

Falkirk

Motherwell

 

Who do we want? Home draw for me please, Falkirk or St J.

Falkirk or Motherwell at home.

Falkirk away for me.

Anyone other than the Old Firm at hame.

Any one of the Edinburgh big hitters maybe Civil Service Strollers . . .

Wasn't at the game and obviously no commentary but I'd delighted with the win last night.

Raith are a decent side as has been shown by their start in the first this season.  County and Falkirk both caused significant problems for other SPL sides and we seem to have done better against a (so far this season) better side.

On top of that we came back from a 2-1 down which must be the first time in years.

Added to that we have a striker with 4 in 3.  Fuck me even if he doesn't score again this season he'll have done as well as many of our "strikers" have done in the last two years.

 

Obviously dissapointing that the defence sounds like it still a shambles and having Hartley missing will be a big loss, as much as because we have virtually no cover than anything else.

 

Won't add to the fullbacks/wide players/Paton chat as we all know it, just a shame MMc didn't/doesn't.

 

As for the draw I'd take anyone at home outside the OF who look like they will stroll through this season.

Falkirk or Motherwell at home.

 

Aberdeen v Falkirk

Motherwell v Dundee United

Kilmarnock v Rangers

St Johnstone v Celtic

 

Not sure if that's confirmed yet.

 

OF kept apart, shocker. 

Every chance our medics will say he's fine then.

 

EE in being wrong shocker. Redweb reporting 2-3 weeks out. Presumably missing Huns and ICT, before returning after international break.

EE in being wrong shocker. Redweb reporting 2-3 weeks out. Presumably missing Huns and ICT, before returning after international break.

 

I'll take that tbh, could have been a lot worse.

I'll take that tbh, could have been a lot worse.

 

Is the right answer if it's confirmed, decent sized pheeeew.

Is the right answer if it's confirmed, decent sized pheeeew.

 

Exactly, lets not get carried away with anything just yet. Hopefully this gets confirmed by not only our medics, but possibly the SFA's?

 

Aye but less chance of them knowing what they're talking aboot.

 

That's pretty much what I meant.

What was Hartleys 'celebration' all about after he scored his penalty?

 

Incidentally it was never in a million years a penalty. We got very very lucky with that decision. 

Thought Mackie came on and changed the game a bit last night. Apart from the one glorious chance he missed, he done really well. Fought for everything. And Vujadinovi? looks like he could be a tidy player but not at full back

 

When Mackie came on last night the radio commentator said that Mackie is loathed by the entire Aberdeen support and Richard Gordon took great offence, then Steve Tosh said his nickname in the dressing room was "boo" due to the reaction of the crowd when he came onto the pitch  I was quite embarrassed listening to that 

What was Hartleys 'celebration' all about after he scored his penalty?

 

Incidentally it was never in a million years a penalty. We got very very lucky with that decision. 

 

Their number 5 was trying to psyche him out while he was getting ready to take it, so he scored and pointed out in no uncertain terms that the guy was a massive great slag.

 

And agree. Looked about 2 feet outside the box!

Their number 5 was trying to psyche him out while he was getting ready to take it, so he scored and pointed out in no uncertain terms that the guy was a massive great slag.

 

And agree. Looked about 2 feet outside the box!

 

Yip.

 

As much as I'd like to think he should rise above it, GIRFUY.

What was Hartleys 'celebration' all about after he scored his penalty?