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Jim Goodwin was a fierce competitor on the pitch.
There is no doubt that he over stepped the mark at times during his playing career with certain challenges.
When I have met him he came across as a thoroughly decent human being.
He will have done his best to bring success at Aberdeen but ultimately circumstances and results proved all too much.
I honestly believe he has been let down by these modern day journeymen footballers who are often only with clubs on a short term basis.
I sincerely hope he recovers from this situation and takes some lessons.
There will be many critics in the media and on social media ripping him to shreds.
But at least he had the conviction as a player and a manager to stand up and try to do his best for every club he was employed by.
Many of those dishing out insults don’t have the courage or the mental strength to take on the challenges that he has faced in his career.
I wish him all the success in what he plans to do next.
Btw I’d have preferred if the Dons had kept him until after midweek game against St Mirren as I fear the dreaded bounce that those players will ultimately have a point to prove to the next manager.
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1 hour ago, Stylish Kid said:
I don't understand why he didn't go out like the dressing room door or something? I know nothing of the geography of ER, perhaps it's a quicker way out? Is it closer to the train station/his car? I feel it raises many questions
Probably because he would be hounded by the media going out the front entrance.
There is a car park is by the front entrance but there is another at the back.
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1 hour ago, IrishBhoy said:
it’s militant organisation and maximum effort every game, which is all the fans can ask for.
The People’s Republic of Paisley!
We need Robbo to wear that outfit at Pittodrie and beyond!
COYS
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Hope you enjoy your day today in Paisley but the Saints triumph.
We need really this game to be highly controversial.
Only two pages on Saturday morning suggests to me that someone needs to check on Captain Sensible!
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11 minutes ago, GordonD said:
Do you work in the BBC sports department?
No the VAR Team.
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10 hours ago, derrybiy said:
I've started a job with three Fifers who all support Celtic and don't seem to know much about the rest of Scottish football. Wish me luck.
That reads to me that they probably don’t ever go to any matches. Or they only watch the “big games against Them”
Or the usual type of response “ma da was a Sellic man, so wiz ma granda. So that’s how I’m a Sellic supporter!”
”but what about your mothers side?”
”aw naw they’re aw proddies!”
Eh good luck.
Just wind them up by knowing more about their team and history than they.
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2 minutes ago, pozbaird said:
Important thing first - like most of us, I have encountered some shoddy service and have had frustrating run-ins with different companies down the years, but I’m not the kind of guy who would stand outside a business with a placard saying ‘never shop here’ and look like a moon howler with a grudge. Standing the in rain, shouting at passers-by.
Just want to put this out to anyone on P&B who might, just might, have been thinking about the following, or know someone who was thinking about it…
Never buy a Mazda car from either Western Barnetts at Newbridge Car Village in Edinburgh, or Arnold Clark Mazda on Kerse Road, Stirling.
No need to into full details, this is just my advice, based on one full calendar year of Mazda ownership, and dealing with these two establishments. Actually, my personal experience means this will be the first, and last, Mazda I ever buy - and I appreciate there may be folk reading this who own a Mazda, and have had no problems at all. Me? My next car will likely be back to a VW.
Anyway… no ranting, no raving (much). Feel free to ignore this post if you wish. I would highly recommend avoiding both of these dealerships though, should you choose to buy a Mazda from somewhere.
Is the problem here the franchise or the car?
Even with certain premium brands I’ve had horrendous issues with the dealerships.
The turnover in staff in many of these places leads to really poor customer service.
I have been waiting 2 weeks to take ownership of a car that the dealership, the leasing company and the manufacturer HQ are arguing over an item that was originally ordered (Harmon Kardon) but was removed prior to build as the supplier of the speaker system probably couldn’t meet with demands to reduce price by MINI.
The last three days I’ve not even bothered phoning. They just don’t seem to give a shite about customer service.
Seriously considering cancelling the order and losing my deposit and let them continue to argue.
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30 minutes ago, accies1874 said:
I was re-watching Gone Girl (still great) which chucks in Don't Fear the Reaper at point. There can't be any song that's appeared in more films/games/TV episodes than this has? It's popped up millions of times for me in the past year or so.
I’d see that as a bit of a worrying sign.
You either have voices in your head or you watch too much TV.
Did that song ever appear in this film series?
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2 minutes ago, ICTChris said:
The Youngs are (were in Malcolm's case) Rangers fans.
So was Rod Stewart in his Faces era when he was in a decent group.
This to me just smacks of a marketing company who own the AC/DC brand looking to exploit a way to make more dosh.
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That AC/DC gig at the Apollo was my first ever rock gig.
What an incredible experience and there have been few since that have even compared.Jeezo.
Does this now mean that wearing one of my AC/DC tops brands me as a blue bigot?
Please tell me this is a fcuking joke.
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Fcuking hell.
I’ve enjoyed listening to AC/DC since Bon Scott era.
This will be most certainly down to the marketing company behind the merchandise operation rather than anything to do with the band themselves.
This company made money on the rebadged ‘78 Umbro kit that the band wore on stage at the Apollo.
FFS.
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Big Joe has scored more goals in Paisley than the Wolf.
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3 hours ago, Dirty Sanchez said:
I always remember Thommo being on Off the Ball when the theme for the day was to name your favourte Irishmen.
When Thommo left Goodwin off his initial list, he still declined to add him even when specifically prompted about it.
Is that not related to the time when Gary Teale and Jim Goodwin took over from Tommy Craig?
I believe Thommo felt overlooked by the club as he had been doing or completed his coaching badges.
Thommo has a safe gig these days.
Gary Teale blinds oncoming car drivers with his smile
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2 hours ago, stressball said:
I’m not sure where you’re going with this either. I called it tin pot for playing to the gallery and you’ve went off on some strange tangent about how it’s not bigoted
It’s sung by bigots!
Case closed.
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3 minutes ago, NorthBank said:
Jim needs to drop Stewart and find a new captain. Someone that can actually lead and knows how to pass forward and doesn't get sent off. That alone would be a massive improvement in the team.
Given JG had arguably a worse record I’m not sure that he would be able to find a solution.
It must surely only be a matter of time before he is released from his duties as manager.
The pay off settlement will also have to include his back room staff.
Sad to see it not work out as he is a very decent man.
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I was expecting Darvel to turn out in numbers 1-11 on the strips. Old fashioned style.
Boo!
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Jim Goodwin harbours ambition of managing at international level with Ireland.
It was highly unlikely he was going to achieve that staying at St Mirren.
He got the move to Aberdeen on the back of an undefeated run that could have gone either way in many of those games.
I like Jim as a person, but I do feel he is not that good a tactician required in the modern game.
He gave up a part time gig with Alloa to join us.
Most of us if we are honest would have moved onwards to a greater challenge with a bigger club.
It will be difficult for him to turn this around but I’m sure he will not give up.
I wish him well apart from when he plays against us.
The players really need to take a good look at themselves.
Too many are on very good wages and don’t seem to have the desire to go on and compete in these cup tournaments which really are the only opportunities that clubs outside of the ugly sisters have.
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Hope some of you did the bookies for some cash tonight!
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They are gonna have to put security on the officials dressing room to stop Goodwin lamping that lino.
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6 minutes ago, PSJ.84 said:
Just the ones at Premiership grounds
If it’s not on TV then VAR is only used if both teams agree as there is a cost involved that they each must share.
That’s my understanding based on St Mirren vs Dundee.
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7 minutes ago, pozbaird said:
That is a superb playing surface for Scotland, in January, in what has been cold weather. At top flight level, that would be one of the best playing surfaces. Excuse my ignorance about Darvel FC, but have they a benefactor or a bit of cash that they have spent on their pitch?
Certainly more than the SFA at Hampden!
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1 hour ago, sergie's no1 fan said:
Remember the abuse Higdon used to get
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Before Higdon and Sutton we had Billy Stark scoring loads of goals from midfield as well as creating but he got dogs abuse from large sections of the crowd.
He played only 4 more games for Saints than Frank McGarvey but only scored 16 less goals.
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The P45 showdown. Hibs v Aberdeen.
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Did we get any “leapt like a salmon” quotes in the media?