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He'll have at least 300 points though. Will definitely get if he wants to go.

I have had a season ticket for the past three years. I've had DNA for the past two. Have bought numerous items in the club shop over the past three years as well as attending cup games. I am nowhere near the amount of points required. Sounds like someone else bashing DNA again.

Pretty sure you don't have to. Certainly not for 10 days. Dearie me.

Is this a question?

I'm not being awkward but away tickets don't help run the club. Don't see why they should hold more value than AberDNA.

https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/long-celtic-keeper-craig-gordon-11202685 A high profile error from 2018 and an article from 2017 detailing his errors. Not much from 2019 onwards for obvious reasons. I didn't say that he was fouling folk at the end of his career. Just that he was also prone to it (i.e crazy decisions). I'm someone who had Gordon above McGregor in their peaks but Gordons form obviously dipped at Celtic. McGregor is comfortably the best keeper in the league by a distance.

Allan Russell will have us practicing long, low shots to the keepers left hand side for a week before we play them.

He had a spell of four games or so last eyar at wing back where he was unplayable but I'd agree with you here. Not nearly as confident at taking the ball from the goalie with his back to the opposition goal as MacKenzie is. I don't think he has the pace he had to get himself out of bother if his positioning is off either. Based on the team we have, I'd have him on the bench behind Hedges but it's hard to justify not playing him with the wage he'll be on.

Lewis was brilliant, had the odd mistake in him each season. Last season was definitely the worst of his time here but if he regains his form I have him at either 2 or 3 in the league. He'd made a couple of brilliant saves already and we're three games in. It's not just his saves that make him good. It's been years since I've seen an Aberdeen keeper as comfortable as him when dealing with crosses, along with organising his defence. Gordon was pretty poor at the end of his Celtic career. He was also prone to wiping out opposition attackers and getting away with it because he played for the best team in the country.

Aye. Felt a bit bad for him that he was generally left alone on Sunday. Received polite applause walking off while Mulgrew and Pawlett received dogs abuse. Shankland was so poor there was absolutely no reaction to him being subbed either.

Yip. Tam Courts is not going to do that in his first top level managerial role.

There's a reason he looked great at Dundee and then a few months at Killie.

Not really. He's a good player. He's not nearly good enough to solve United's problems.

Dundee fans still wildly overrating Stewart.

Midfield is the last position we need filled!

Is that appearance or winnings?

So it's purely about the who and not the amount then.

So clubs are getting less per year now?

A gentlemen's agreement would suggest Spurs asked for this to be left out whilst promising they'll be fair.

How much did Ladbrokes pay for clubs to display their logo on their arm?

I think all this "he shouldn't have signed a six year deal" is pretty harsh on Kane.

Aberdeen, Hibs and St Johnstone playing European football until Christmas would be brilliant.

LASK was one to avoid.

Kane refuses to report to training.

Aye. MacKenzie is a bit of a throwback too. He's like the classic fullback. Ramsay is the modern attacking version. You can see how far youth coaching is coming along. Brown and Mulgrew aside, the players most comfortable receiving the ball under pressure were early twenties or younger.