http://www.afc.co.uk/articles/20101123/promising-youngster_2212158_2228412

 

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Mitchel Megginson has today signed a two year extension to his contract with the Dons.

 

The young striker has had an impressive goal scoring record in recent years at youth level and made his debut for Aberdeen in August 2009, playing against Czech Republic opponents Sigma Olomouc in the Europa League. In April 2010, he joined Scottish Second Division club Arbroath on loan until the end of the season, scoring 3 goals in five games. He has won six caps and has scored three goals for the Scotland Under-17 national team.

 

The signing marks another important milestone for AFC Youth Academy as the Club continues to reap the rewards of the hard work being done to nurture home grown talent.

 

Everyone at Pittodrie wishes Mitchel a bright future.

Fantastic news!!

Good. Y'know?

Nephew of a friend of mine !

He's the nephew of a friend of a guy I know on an internet forum.

He's the nephew of a friend of a guy I know on an internet forum.

 

I'm going to leave you to sort this for yourself Padre, because what I've typed isn't actually correct.

It turns out he is the nephew of a friend of a friend of mine, and that friend is not a mutual friend.

Trust that all makes perfect sense

Dammit!

Dammit!

 

You're not famous anymore...

In more good news:

 

Peter and Nikola fight back to fitness

 

By Charlie Allan

 

Published: 24/11/2010

 

WORKING HARD: Aberdeen FC's Nikola Vujadinovic.

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ABERDEEN FC today received a double injury boost.

 

Midfielder Peter Pawlett and defender Nikola Vujadinovic are back in training as Aberdeen FC head into a crucial run of SPL matches.

 

Pawlett has been sidelined since September after undergoing surgery to a broken toe.

 

Vujadinovic suffered a hamstring tear in training after Aberdeen’s 3-2 defeat by Rangers at the end of that same month.

 

Aberdeen FC boss Mark McGhee said: “It’s great to see both of them back working on their fitness.”

 

 

Read more: http://www.eveningexpress.co.uk/Article.aspx/2022502#ixzz16DiN81lT

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