It's about time the players who walk through the doors at AFC realised that they're more than likely never going to play for a bigger club than Aberdeen. Sure people naturally want to progress their careers and earn a few quid more but personally, I wouldn't be up for that if it meant picking splinters out of my arse each weekend.
Other than Kev McNaughton I can't really think of anyone who has had a decent crack at being a footballer elsewhere. But maybe that's because he was a decent footballer to begin with.
So, if you will, list ex-players who have went onto 'glittering' careers.
I'll starting with:
Darren Young - Played European football with Aberdeen before leaving for a brighter future at Dunfermline, Dundee and Queen of the South before finally clocking in at the Dole Office at a mere 31 years of age.
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It's about time the players who walk through the doors at AFC realised that they're more than likely never going to play for a bigger club than Aberdeen. Sure people naturally want to progress their careers and earn a few quid more but personally, I wouldn't be up for that if it meant picking splinters out of my arse each weekend.
Other than Kev McNaughton I can't really think of anyone who has had a decent crack at being a footballer elsewhere. But maybe that's because he was a decent footballer to begin with.
So, if you will, list ex-players who have went onto 'glittering' careers.
I'll starting with:
Darren Young - Played European football with Aberdeen before leaving for a brighter future at Dunfermline, Dundee and Queen of the South before finally clocking in at the Dole Office at a mere 31 years of age.