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Pittodrie State Media retweeted
President Trump called it right 9 months ago when Dave Cormack ‘s ego appointed Stephen Robinson as Aberdeen Manager
It’s over 🇦🇹💥💥
Our rolling 100-game form following that defeat at home we add a 🔴.
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Safe to say that's a 🔴 going on the 100 game form guide to accompany my pants sodden with pish.
Messers Cormack, Bevington and Pfannenstiel have one transfer window and one appointment to save us from the cliff edge.
I'll always love and support the club, to see this continued demise is heartbreaking.
As ever I hold a hopeful point of view on match day. 2-1 to the dons in the six pointer.
Threadbare squad will need our backing today, if it doesn't go well then board need to be reminded that they let our bloated squad of talents get down to this level.
Pittodrie State Media retweeted
We need to end this myth that the private sector runs things well, and the public sector runs things badly, before it is too late.
It is very easy to make the public sector look bad by starving it of money and resources over time. We must learn to see through this.
Pittodrie State Media retweeted
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"Lifelong Aberdeen FC fan Norman Lovie remembered by his family with a special tribute request
The family of lifelong Aberdeen FC supporter Norman Lovie are asking fellow Dons fans to join them in a minute’s applause in the 32nd minute of a forthcoming match, in honour of a much-loved husband, father, granda, great-granda and great-great-granda.
Norman sadly passed away on Saturday, 31 October, aged 94, leaving behind a family who will forever cherish the memories they shared with him.
A devoted husband to his late wife, Helen Lovie, Norman was also a loving father to Helen Evans, Margaret Milne and Pat Gardiner. He was a proud granda, great-granda and great-great-granda, and his family meant the world to him.
Born in 1932, Norman was a lifelong supporter of Aberdeen Football Club. His love for the Dons was a part of who he was throughout his life, and his family would like to see that passion recognised by the supporters who share the same love for the club.
As a tribute to Norman, his family are appealing to Aberdeen fans to take part in a minute’s applause in the 32nd minute of a forthcoming match, marking the year he was born.
For the family, this would be a deeply meaningful way to honour Norman’s memory and celebrate a lifetime of loyalty to the club he loved.
The family hope that supporters at Pittodrie and Aberdeen fans everywhere will come together to show their respect for Norman, giving him a special send-off from the football family he was proud to be part of.
Although Norman is no longer with them, his love for Aberdeen FC and the memories he leaves behind will live on through his family.
The family would like to thank everyone who takes part in this tribute and helps them honour Norman’s memory in a way that reflects his lifelong love for the Dons."
When you're playing ChampMan and set tracking to HARD.
World record 53 red cards shown in Brazilian youth game - bbc.co.uk/sport/football/art…
Pittodrie State Media retweeted
When I started working I used to get a bonus, thank you payment at Christmas, bank Holiday time and a half if worked and paid if taken off, canteen with a cooked lunch now all gone. Bosses constantly look for ways to give staff the bare minimum so should expect the same in return
'Quiet quitting' could be hitting the economy - here's why bbc.in/4ijTORZ
