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There’s nothing funnier in Scottish football than one of the ‘big clubs’ in crisis mode.
That radio meltdown last night is absolute gold.
Glass isn’t the only one showing cracks. More, please.

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12 minutes ago, Lex said:

There’s nothing funnier in Scottish football than one of the ‘big clubs’ in crisis mode.
That radio meltdown last night is absolute gold.
Glass isn’t the only one showing cracks. More, please.

 I liked his dig at Gerrard having only won one trophy in three years. 😂 

We should have more of these meltdowns. 

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1 hour ago, Bob Mahelp said:

I made the mistake of eventually listening to that car crash. It told me two things.

Firstly, Cormack is batshit mental if he actually believes the things that he's coming out with. 

Secondly, and more importantly, it's obvious that he's taking criticism of our woeful record and of Glass, as personal criticism. As we feared, he's up to his neck in this because appointing an inexperienced mate was his his own, blundering choice. 

That means....and it's fairly obvious....he won't be able to approach this rationally. He'll dig his heels in as criticism grows and he'll treat each attack from media and fans as an attack on him. 

We're stuck with Glass for the long term, because Cormack has no intention of admitting he's failed. 

f**k me. 

McCormack is definitely plugged in,doubling down on the safety Glass,it reminds me of wee Fergus and the pish he had to deal with.  
The 5 year plan isn't going to plan,asking for patience and to look at the bigger picture when Aberdeen are about 20 years behind the rest of the clubs in the league.
The infrastructure of the club is going to affect the team on the park and lets face it, it should've been done years ago.
Pointing the finger and making Pittodrie a Tesco wasn't going to be popular,results on the park become less important.
He will go through 2 or 3 managers before the infrastructure is complete but Aberdeen as a club will be in a better place.

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8 minutes ago, wastecoatwilly said:

McCormack is definitely plugged in,doubling down on the safety Glass,it reminds me of wee Fergus and the pish he had to deal with.  
The 5 year plan isn't going to plan,asking for patience and to look at the bigger picture when Aberdeen are about 20 years behind the rest of the clubs in the league.
The infrastructure of the club is going to affect the team on the park and lets face it, it should've been done years ago.
Pointing the finger and making Pittodrie a Tesco wasn't going to be popular,results on the park become less important.
He will go through 2 or 3 managers before the infrastructure is complete but Aberdeen as a club will be in a better place.

I'm not sure what that post means...

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2 hours ago, Dunning1874 said:

 

You're aware that it would be possible for a chairman to come out in public to back a struggling manager without lashing out at valid criticisms about the manager's experience - claiming managing Atlanta United 2 in the USL Championship is better experience for the Aberdeen job than the Scottish Championship - rambling a load of incoherent pish about possession stats and the 'data' to claim you deserved more points after losing five games in a row, repeatedly shouting '29 games to go', throwing the players under the bus and making fantasy claims about 'the silent majority' of fans backing the manager and Chief Executives of other clubs calling him up to talk about how well they're playing?

You mentioned “incoherent pish”, and then go on to give a good example of incoherent pish. Clever.

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I'd be very worried by that interview if I was an Aberdeen fan. Cormack showing no interest in engaging constructively in the conversation but instead simply reeling off a load of bullet points to justify his own decisions. Rambling and plaintive is never a good look.

If you believe Cormack's interpretation of the data, it would appear that Aberdeen have just been incredibly unlucky. Dominating possession and shots on target and then conceding to clinical opponents. That sort of mindset makes it very difficult to justify any sort of change because why would you change when simply being patient will see the results turn in due course as luck evens itself out. He might be right but I have my doubts.

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3 hours ago, Dons_1988 said:

It was incoherent, playing to the gallery, rabble rousing pish. I didn’t think he could top the absolute drivel interview with ‘Alex Ferguson told me to hire someone who will win in glasgow’ rubbish, but he did. . 

As I said before, we’re all entitled to our opinion, but I simply don’t agree with your take on last night’s interview. For more than a few weeks now, Cormack has been getting stick for saying nothing during this concerning run. Yesterday he gets an invite from the BBC to come on for a live interview on Sportsound, and accepts knowing full well that opinion would be divided on what he was going to say. If he had turned down the invitation Kenny McIntyre would have said at the start of the programme that they are going to discuss the situation at Aberdeen, that they had invited Cormack onto the show, and that he had declined. The stick that he would have received for that would have been huge. Basically he couldn’t win whatever, but decided to put his head above the parapet and take the kind of flak that you are giving him.

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1 hour ago, wastecoatwilly said:

McCormack is definitely plugged in,doubling down on the safety Glass,it reminds me of wee Fergus and the pish he had to deal with.  
The 5 year plan isn't going to plan,asking for patience and to look at the bigger picture when Aberdeen are about 20 years behind the rest of the clubs in the league.
The infrastructure of the club is going to affect the team on the park and lets face it, it should've been done years ago.
Pointing the finger and making Pittodrie a Tesco wasn't going to be popular,results on the park become less important.
He will go through 2 or 3 managers before the infrastructure is complete but Aberdeen as a club will be in a better place.

I am genuinely interested in what way you feel that Aberdeen are about 20 years behind the rest of the clubs in the league?

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2 minutes ago, kingjoey said:

As I said before, we’re all entitled to our opinion, but I simply don’t agree with your take on last night’s interview. For more than a few weeks now, Cormack has been getting stick for saying nothing during this concerning run. Yesterday he gets an invite from the BBC to come on for a live interview on Sportsound, and accepts knowing full well that opinion would be divided on what he was going to say. If he had turned down the invitation Kenny McIntyre would have said at the start of the programme that they are going to discuss the situation at Aberdeen, that they had invited Cormack onto the show, and that he had declined. The stick that he would have received for that would have been huge. Basically he couldn’t win whatever, but decided to put his head above the parapet and take the kind of flak that you are giving him.

He forgot the Stand free quote disappointing Davie.

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22 minutes ago, kingjoey said:

As I said before, we’re all entitled to our opinion, but I simply don’t agree with your take on last night’s interview. For more than a few weeks now, Cormack has been getting stick for saying nothing during this concerning run. Yesterday he gets an invite from the BBC to come on for a live interview on Sportsound, and accepts knowing full well that opinion would be divided on what he was going to say. If he had turned down the invitation Kenny McIntyre would have said at the start of the programme that they are going to discuss the situation at Aberdeen, that they had invited Cormack onto the show, and that he had declined. The stick that he would have received for that would have been huge. Basically he couldn’t win whatever, but decided to put his head above the parapet and take the kind of flak that you are giving him.

I can’t really speak for anyone else. 

I wouldn’t have given him stick for turning down Kenny macintyre, my heart sank when the club were broadcasting the fact he would be on. 

He doesn’t give any substance, just a lot of noise. The only actual information we received last night was that glass won’t be sacked. The rest was just self serving pish. 

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7 minutes ago, wastecoatwilly said:

In terms of a modern football club Aberdeen are way behind,The fact of just having a training centre in use recently is one example.

What are the others?

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