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The Famous Aberdeen - Season 2022/23


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8 minutes ago, Illgresi said:

@RandomGuy.

I've got another one for you if you're willing and able. Ferguson this season vs John McGinn 2015/16. Do your stats go back that far?

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No idea what actual stats say but I have always thought that Ferguson and McGinn were both similar in that their game was tailor made for the EPL.

Always made me laugh when people said "aye McGinn, all he does is stick his big arse out" and people who actually watch objectively knew he was a player.

IIRC Ferguson is the most fouled and has made the most fouls this season? All that tells me is he is everywhere and doing everything with huge committment.

Was really unaware of him at Hamilton but he is one player I really like at Aberdeen.

Shame he is leaving, but you will get decent cash and a sellon - and he will be another that Scotland rely on for years to come.

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He isn't as good as Ferguson, but McCrorie would probably be the player who would stand to benefit most from Ferguson leaving, especially if Glass is moving forward with a 4-2-3-1 or 4-3-3. I don't think there is room for both of them in that system, but Ferguson leaving could sort of create a space for McCrorie to carve out more of a niche for himself in midfield. 

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1 hour ago, CCB19035 said:

I don't begrudge him wanting to move, it's natural, and probably the right time. Trying to force a move though, especially with an offer as derisory as the one suggested, is a disgrace. If his suitors know there's an unhappy player, it's hardly going to make them bid the asking price, when they know we risk keeping a disgruntled employee beyond the summer, is it?

 

Bellend. Probably badly advised by his baldy, *** c**t of a dad.

"Disgrace"?   Settle down.  It's just normal fitba player stuff.  The club decided to go public with it.  Leave the Mrs Lovejoy melodrama for fans of lesser clubs.  

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I think Aberdeen are a bit delusional with valuations, typically enough with fandan foreign owners who see the EPL on TV and think they operate in the same world. Same thing with Dundee Utd and Shankland.

£2m isn't that far off, it certainly isn't "derisory" in a deflated market post Covid and is a reasonable opening gambit. They won't get much more, maybe 3, 4 is dreamland.

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Just now, CCB19035 said:

I did wonder what the United fans valued our players at.

Its delusional.

Turnbull went for circa 3, McGinn went for circa 3, McKenna went for circa 3. Nisbett is going to go for circa 3.

Ferguson is not better than any of these players. That's about the right figure for him, 2.5-3.5.

Aberdeen have acted like idiots going public with this and calling it "insulting". They are deluded, and 
Watford might just take their money elsewhere now. Its not like another Lewis Ferguson would be hard to find.

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4 minutes ago, DrewDon said:

Apologies in advance (mostly to myself) for posting xG, but I saw this and it sort of amused me but didn't completely surprise me after watching the game. Something to cling to from Saturday's thrashing. 

 

Nothing wrong with xG in the correct circumstances. This was certainly one of them and really tells the story of the game. We had the better chances but they were far more clinical.

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7 hours ago, Merkland Red said:

Are these random musings or something you've heard?

Are you from Canada?

Actually, I was just having a look on The Hat and it seems that HarleyQuinn's musings were repeated almost word for word by BonnieDon at round the same time... So either he's moonlighting on there, or one of them is a plagiarist... 

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1 hour ago, HalfCutNinja said:

Aberdeen have acted like idiots going public with this and calling it "insulting". They are deluded, and 
Watford might just take their money elsewhere now. Its not like another Lewis Ferguson would be hard to find.

The statement and the hyperbole do seem a tad unnecessary..............but that's the culture we're in now at AFC.  More open communication - sometimes it works, sometimes it's questionable.

Ferguson's YouTube montage presumably won't include the embarrassing sitters he missed against Celtic a few weeks back, and Sevco at the weekend.

I think we'd all concluded he was off, so was a written transfer request really required?  Comes across as disrespectful to the club, when things surely could have been worked out behind the scenes - but given McKenna and Nisbet did similar recently, this seems to be agent tactics book 1 page 1 right now.

Had to do a double-take that Bill McMurdo was his agent - I thought he'd retired 20 years ago, and only emerged for $hite after-dinner speeches about the Mo Johnston thing.....

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39 minutes ago, Bogbrush1903 said:

Actually, I was just having a look on The Hat and it seems that HarleyQuinn's musings were repeated almost word for word by BonnieDon at round the same time... So either he's moonlighting on there, or one of them is a plagiarist... 

BonnieDon is my account on Afc chat.

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I don't begrudge him wanting to move, it's natural, and probably the right time. Trying to force a move though, especially with an offer as derisory as the one suggested, is a disgrace. If his suitors know there's an unhappy player, it's hardly going to make them bid the asking price, when they know we risk keeping a disgruntled employee beyond the summer, is it?
 
Bellend. Probably badly advised by his baldy, *** c**t of a dad.
His "da" has always spoken highly of Aberdeen and was delighted he signed for us.
Take away his connections and he seems like one of the good guys.
He loves football and is well researched on the lower leagues.
That's 3 Fergies I like and none are Barry
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Haraldur Ingólfsson AFC Twitter page: 

Aberdeen are monitoring the situation on Jackson Irvine and Martin Boyle. Both Hibs players will be on the move this summer. 

Clearly Ferguson and his agent are making their first move early. Transfer window is not even open yet so no wonder the club are insulted by the offer and rejecting the transfer request.

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3 hours ago, HarleyQuinn said:

Haraldur Ingólfsson AFC Twitter page: 

Aberdeen are monitoring the situation on Jackson Irvine and Martin Boyle. Both Hibs players will be on the move this summer. 

Clearly Ferguson and his agent are making their first move early. Transfer window is not even open yet so no wonder the club are insulted by the offer and rejecting the transfer request.

Two days ago https://www.thescottishsun.co.uk/sport/football/7126430/hibs-boyle-irvine-scottish-cup-final-aberdeen-transfer/

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4 hours ago, HarleyQuinn said:

Haraldur Ingólfsson AFC Twitter page: 

Aberdeen are monitoring the situation on Jackson Irvine and Martin Boyle. Both Hibs players will be on the move this summer. 

Clearly Ferguson and his agent are making their first move early. Transfer window is not even open yet so no wonder the club are insulted by the offer and rejecting the transfer request.

Always enjoy scoops like that.

"Club are monitoring situation of well known, good player, they could afford".

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7 minutes ago, RandomGuy. said:

Always enjoy scoops like that.

"Club are monitoring situation of well known, good player, they could afford".

Aye.

He got a couple of things right a couple of years ago. Since then he seems to be using the red tops rumours or making common sense suggestions.

For what it's worth I was told a new striker is imminent but they didn't know who it was. Now we have JET I'm really hoping it's not Hendry.

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Serious question: what's the point of a transfer request – Isn't that a relic of pre-Bosman days? And why are they always written – as if that adds some solemnity to it? I do like the tradition that they are always slapped in, though.

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12 minutes ago, Mr Heliums said:

Serious question: what's the point of a transfer request – Isn't that a relic of pre-Bosman days? And why are they always written – as if that adds some solemnity to it? I do like the tradition that they are always slapped in, though.

If he'd emailed it in we could pull the old Dundee trick.

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