Do you think we will?

I think the players that didn't like mm may respond but aside from that fuck knows

nope same players that let calderwood down let mcghee down, Key offenders Aluko, diamond, clangers and Maguire.

 

wouldnt bother me at all if they never pulled on a dons top again. Sold the jersey to many times.

For me, Langfield and Aluko were good under Calderwood.

 

Anyway, new manager, they'll all need to impress as they are playing for their careers.

I'm inclined to agree. They are a team of bottlers. But who knows, with the right man in, maybe he can inspire them?

You can only hope.

For me, Langfield and Aluko were good under Calderwood.

 

Anyway, new manager, they'll all need to impress as they are playing for their careers.

 

i can give you at least 15 occasions where he was utter ding under JC, i have no idea why people are thinking he was good under calderwood - he has been our second worst keeper ever just beating Nicky Walker

i can give you at least 15 occasions where he was utter ding under JC, i have no idea why people are thinking he was good under calderwood - he has been our second worst keeper ever just beating Nicky Walker

 

Derek Soutar was worse

So was Bossu and Watt.

So was Bossu and Watt.

 

And Preece.

 

And Howard.

 

And Nelson.

And Warner.

These guys were not our first choice keepers all were back-ups - Apart from Preece - who was a mile better than langfield

Preece was fucking rotten.

i can give you at least 15 occasions where he was utter ding under JC, i have no idea why people are thinking he was good under calderwood - he has been our second worst keeper ever just beating Nicky Walker

 

Howard is worse.

he has been our second worst keeper ever just beating Nicky Walker

 

These guys were not our first choice keepers all were back-ups - Apart from Preece

 

Preece!

 

Haha.

 

Best laugh of the day.

 

Have a plus one.

 

Knob.

 

I think we will see an initial improvement in attitude as nearly always seems to be the case when a new manager comes in.

 

Whether the new guy can sustain a good level of performance will be the real test. I hope he can.

I think we will see an initial improvement in attitude as nearly always seems to be the case when a new manager comes in.

 

Unless your name is Mark McGhee.

yes - provided the new man takes the right approach to bring people on side.

 

A new Manager in any business can't come in a be a tough guy or a pushover from the outset - a fine balance - something that many managers find difficult and there's a steep learning curve taking a step up in the size of the role e.g. coming to a "big club" like Aberdeen.

 

One thing with McGhee was that he couldn't even seem to make his own signings perform - never mind the "jimmy's dross" talk.

 

Hopefully the new guy can make McGhee's dross perform.

 

But Ifil - there's nae hope (wage would be better spent)

 

I think the rest of the season is transition. I've written it off for him