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The Famous Aberdeen - Season 2022/23


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1 hour ago, BucksburnDandy said:
5 hours ago, Rodhull said:
 

Desperately sad news. A total gentleman and did some superb work helping to build the community trust. RIP Duncan Skinner

My best mate's dad. One of the most kind people I've had the privilege to know. Absolutely gutted for them, 63 is no age at all.. Duncan didn't get anywhere near the amount of credit he deserved for his work with the AFCCT amongst several other charities.

f**k cancer. 

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2 hours ago, Merkland Red said:

Probably getting well ahead of myself here but MacKenzie looks a really good prospect. If the lower leagues weren't postponed there's a good chance he sees out the season at Forfar before getting released!

He’s still got a lot to learn but plenty potential. Him and Ramsay. I can see why we’d be reluctant to play both at the same time in a back 4 though (at the moment).

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17 minutes ago, Dons_1988 said:

He’s still got a lot to learn but plenty potential. Him and Ramsay. I can see why we’d be reluctant to play both at the same time in a back 4 though (at the moment).

Yeah definitely. Just thought about this after the game and remembered that sometimes football is about luck and timing more than anything else.

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3 hours ago, Merkland Red said:

Probably getting well ahead of myself here but MacKenzie looks a really good prospect. If the lower leagues weren't postponed there's a good chance he sees out the season at Forfar before getting released!

Didn't Dave Cormack say at the Q+A that the plan was for MacKenzie to spend this season at Atlanta?

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4 minutes ago, highland_mechanic said:

Didn't Dave Cormack say at the Q+A that the plan was for MacKenzie to spend this season at Atlanta?

Yeah but that fell through due to Covid. Then he was sent on loan to Forfar.

He'll be 21 at the beginning of next season. Not many boys are kept on until then without playing a minute.

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54 minutes ago, highland_mechanic said:

I reckon if McInnes had stayed he would have probably been freed this summer

53 minutes ago, Merkland Red said:

Yeah definitely but wasn't intended as a 'McInnes doesn't trust youth' post. 

Agree with that. It's a real sliding doors moment for the lad. He looks a prospect on limited evidence, but enough to give him an extended run imo, and make a call about the left back spot in the summer.

Plays with a freedom that Tosher on RedTV jokingly commented "we'll soon knock that out of him". Granted got a few minor mistakes in him, but he's still young, and it's all about how quickly he learns from those mistakes.

Also, I thought Hoban was absolutely back to his best today.

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I said last week that what we desperately needed was a couple of scrappy, hard fought 1-0 wins, to try and give the team some momentum and confidence. 

One came along today, and I'd settle for the same next weekend. 

The cup game is now huge for the club....a win and we've got a home quarter final against an Arab side that we definitely owe a thrashing/flukey narrow defeat. 

 

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2 minutes ago, TonyFerrino said:

Not for want of trying.  

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Deary me. That takes a bit of a brass neck, for somebody who supports a team who were subjected to this...

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As a club, we're not so naive as to realise in 100+ seasons, we were never going to have that one particular 'season from hell'. 

Thereby the club chose the season where it was determined before the first ball was kicked that there was no automatic relegation to try a wee experiment with a rather eccentric Danish manager, who'd had reasonable success at a couple of big clubs.

The Edinburgh and Dundee clubs meanwhile still spend their years yo-yo'ing between divisions.

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3 hours ago, Illgresi said:

Agree with that. It's a real sliding doors moment for the lad. He looks a prospect on limited evidence, but enough to give him an extended run imo, and make a call about the left back spot in the summer.

Plays with a freedom that Tosher on RedTV jokingly commented "we'll soon knock that out of him". Granted got a few minor mistakes in him, but he's still young, and it's all about how quickly he learns from those mistakes.

Also, I thought Hoban was absolutely back to his best today.

I thought both Considine and especially Hoban were much better than recent weeks. 

On the topic of centre-backs, did Sheerin mention anything about where Taylor was today? Injured, or down in England finalising a contract?

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