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49 minutes ago, d31 said:

McInnes and Docherty did not move their family to Aberdeen and Docherty commuted every day. I can't think of any players commuting though.

I saw Docherty, whole family dog et al, walking along The Platties in Banchory last summer (round about the start of the season) - so presumed he did live locally.

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51 minutes ago, d31 said:

McInnes and Docherty did not move their family to Aberdeen and Docherty commuted every day. I can't think of any players commuting though.

You're right, McInnes didn't move his family to Aberdeen. That was nothing to do with commuting though, and everything to do with [REDACTED]

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Brian Irvine put a bit in his book about the whole players living away from the city thing.

The likes of "Silky" Hetherston were fingered and apparently his words caused a split in the dressing room, which was blamed for disharmony prior to a midweek LC defeat at Dens.

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39 minutes ago, lubo_blaha said:


I once saw Russell Anderson at Glasgow Queen Street getting the train back to Aberdeen after we played St Mirren away. Years later, I still wonder why he didn’t just get the team bus.

Maybe he cheated at cards.

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What are we looking for in a striker? 

I reckon we'll be able to tell a lot about what variety of fast attacking football we're going to get from said striker's attributes. In much the same way as you could read how last season would go from us signing Curtis Main. 

Obviously commuting distance is key, but what else? 

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1 minute ago, coprolite said:

What are we looking for in a striker? 

I reckon we'll be able to tell a lot about what variety of fast attacking football we're going to get from said striker's attributes. In much the same way as you could read how last season would go from us signing Curtis Main. 

Obviously commuting distance is key, but what else? 

If they wear gloves or not.

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5 minutes ago, coprolite said:

What are we looking for in a striker? 

I reckon we'll be able to tell a lot about what variety of fast attacking football we're going to get from said striker's attributes. In much the same way as you could read how last season would go from us signing Curtis Main. 

Obviously commuting distance is key, but what else? 

Personally I feel he has to run around a lot.

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2 hours ago, tarapoa said:

I saw Docherty, whole family dog et al, walking along The Platties in Banchory last summer (round about the start of the season) - so presumed he did live locally.

We were having a meal in a restaurant in Broughty Ferry on a Saturday night after a home defeat by St Johnstone, when Tony Docherty and his family came in. I presumed that they lived in that area.

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3 hours ago, coprolite said:

What are we looking for in a striker? 

I reckon we'll be able to tell a lot about what variety of fast attacking football we're going to get from said striker's attributes. In much the same way as you could read how last season would go from us signing Curtis Main. 

Obviously commuting distance is key, but what else? 

A thumbhead, gambling issues and a weekend commuter down to Leith .

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4 hours ago, coprolite said:

What are we looking for in a striker? 

Obviously commuting distance is key, but what else? 

A player who lives out of a campervan alternating  between the respective carparks at  Pittodrie and Cormack Park , depending on which is the next day's workplace.

And his mother must have been artificially inseminated with the defrosted sperm of Joseph Montgomery Harper,  Steve Archibald , Mark McGhee , Eric Black , Eoin Jess, Hans Gillhaus , Duncan Shearer and Adam Rooney.

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Happy Gothenburg day to my fellow Dandies. In fact, to all supporters of all clubs who haven't won 2 European trophies...

In celebration of Peter Weir and Aberdeen's aces of 1983

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