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With not a realisation that Boris is likely a massive contribution to the Indy support.

I genuinely wasn't too impressed with Woods distribution. Looked like he was finding targets through luck more than anything else. Has a bit of the Clangers about his technique. Lewis is decent enoguh with the ball at his feet. He just wants far too much time to set himself.

What we saying then? Lex joins us after SNP don't get the majority?

Aye. Bursting at the seams with emotion.

Just seen that it's the biggest number of votes that any candidate has ever received in Aberdeen Donside.

Very surprising tbh but there's loads of thickos here.

You're welcome

Gary Woods signs a pre-contract with the Dons.

It's a sunny day today. Could be bad or not as I might have more fun but could also get burnt.

Would have been a nailed on signing for us if McInnes was still here.

Former shadow home secretary Diane Abbott tweeted: "Crushing defeat for Labour in Hartlepool. Not possible to blame Jeremy Corbyn for this result. Labour won the seat twice under his leadership. Keir Starmer must think again about his strategy." The left-wing Momentum group, which backed Mr Corbyn, said: "Starmer's strategy of isolating the left and replacing meaningful policy with empty buzzwords has comprehensively failed." But Sir Keir's allies say the defeat, which saw a 16% swing from Labour to the Conservatives, means the party has not changed enough under his leadership. Former Hartlepool MP Lord Mandelson said he hoped "very much that when Keir and his colleagues in the shadow cabinet say this means that we have got to change direction they actually mean it". He told BBC Radio 4's Today programme the Hartlepool defeat was down to "two Cs: Covid and Corbyn".

Love some of the replies. "Maybe he didn't get a chance to look at it." He's been posting about it for the past year

It's something like "we will win this war of (not on) terror. Now watch this drive."

That's probably fair. Striker is the position most in need of investment though.

I don't think it's lazy. He's a good player at this level and we're very short there. A no brainer IMO. I doubt Hoban or Taylor stay. Both are McInnes players who came back because he was the manager and I think they'd need a lot more than we can offer to stay.

I don't think Gallagher is much better than Taylor but Taylor has a mental mistake in him every game.

Kerr would be a very good signing if we want to play from the back but I'd imagine he's out with our budget. If he's affordable then teams down South will be able to offer more.

Surely it's based on who's had a better season and not who's going to be a better player?

What a pointless vote by your lesser half. Tell her to flip that and her vote might count Doesn't really matter if her vote counts. That's who she wants to vote for.

SNP/Green. Did not take my own pencil. I believe my lesser half is voting Green/SNP later