SeeBass had the pleasure of meeting Ryan on Friday afternoon before I caught my train home to Scottish Borders.  I'd just walked out of Frankie & Benny's and we stopped him for a quick photo.  Stood with me for about ten minutes talking about Thursday's game.  He loved the atmosphere apparently.  Really chatty well mannered kid.  Made our trip.  Not sure how we upload picture though. 

Hi SeeBass - to post a photo click the icon above where you write a message(the one that looks like Mona Lisa),and then put the photo ...     < in here between the IMG signs >     

ElginDon,

              How do we paste photo though??

If its stored on your computer go to eg,tinypic or photobucket? ..and upload it there,then over to here

Don't have either!!

Come away min, http://tinypic.com/

 

 

  Click tinypic above^^,and then click 'choose file' .  When you click 'choose file',the photos,or files of photos stored on your computer will appear.Just click the photo you want

Nice one SeeBass! Sounds like he's a decent kid, hopefully they can put in an improved performance this Thursday!

 

I heard Christie is meant to be quite good looking.

 

 

So which one is he on the pic above?

 

 

Good stuff Seebass. Sounds like young Christie is a level headed youngster and always pleased to hear of players taking the time out to chat to fans.

 

Hope you told him to make the move permanent as he'd be a welcome addition to the playing staff on a three year contract 

 

Prefer said 1960's version I made seeing as club entered into their 50th year of European competition last Thursday evening so could we delete any original image posted please??  Let me just say I've nothing against anybody on here I'm just very obsessed about perfection and we hate the way my right is closed!! 

 

I blame one's brain damage for this!! 

You're being far too hard on yourself SeeBass.  The original is a cracking picture 

Seabass

 

I was only jokin above ok but you know what...u have the balls to put a pic on here.its fucking awesome ok.

 

Especially to have a dons player next to you.

 

It's very much appreciated and should NEVER be criticised on here for that.

 

We need more of this.

 

It makes threads really interesting so I wanna say a big thank you to yersel.

 

 

Shay and me at Paisley St.James Train Station after we beat St.Mirren 1-0 courtesy of an Adam Rooney 80th minute penalty February 2014.

 

Myself and Nicky Weaver before Motherwell game in August of 2013 which we won 3-1 with two Niall McGinn penalties and a Mark Reynolds header.  Derek McInnes actually told ex-Manchester City goalkeeper to go speak with me!!  Seeing as I follow both teams mentioned it was a conversation and photo with him that means a lot so soon after Mam had passed away.

Brilliant SB.

 

 

Great pics young man, makes me a bit homesick that I canna get to games these days

 

a galaxy of AFC stars there SeaBass   

 

 

  Any techies out there -  Is it possible to transfer photos straight from your computer onto this forum,without tinypic/flickr etc as described above - from a tech dinosaur

ElginDon,

              As a friend said to me regarding Ryan Christie meeting last Friday afternoon.  For somebody like us who has travelled four hours the previous morning to see him and the rest of the boys it's a nice memory to take home with yours truly especially seeing he scored our goal during that latest visit to Pittodrie too. 

Nice one SB. I saw everyone's favourite player Andrew Considine last weekend but never asked him for a photo. The last player I got a photo with was Ryan Jack and we're all too aware the cruel fate that he met! (and I don't mean me)

 

Myself and Aberdeen's youngest "Gothenburg Great" from 1983 European Cup Winners Cup Final success...Neale 'Tattie' Cooper when manager of Ross County season 1998/99. This was after said Dingwall outfit played their last league game away at Stenhousemuir.  Actually there to meet Brian Irvine but he got on team coach without speaking with me!!  Above photo certainly made up for such disappointment in my own childhood hero.