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Here’s a stat for @AberdeenFC to analyse. This season is the first since the Second World War that Aberdeen have failed to score in five of their first seven league matches at Pittodrie.

26/27 SEASON Matches attended: 25 Miles travelled: 2526.8 Pies eaten: 25 Pints drunk: 46 6th November ABERDEEN 0 HIBERNIAN 4 Pittodrie Stadium William Hill Scottish Premiership Mode of transport: Walk Chuffed to hit the 25 match mark at the start of November, well on our way to our target of 50 matches this season. Just as well because we’ve become so disillusioned of the Fruadinson era that we’re taking a break from away games for the next few weeks. Mahou had Aberdeen’s first meaningful shot at goal on fourteen minutes. His poor corner fell back to him and he curled an effort towards the top corner that Sallinger had to be alert to tip over. The visitors’ first chance fell to Martin Boyle on 22 minutes when Aberdeeb failed to clear their lines, but he blazed his effort well over. Jack Milne was Aberdeen’s unlikely goal threat towards the end of the first half, first with a long range effort that stung the palms of Sallinger and secondly with an effort that hit the top of the bar. Mulligan had the last half chance of the first half with a header that flashed wide. The visitors took the lead twelve minutes into the second half, when ex Don Jamie McGrath was left in plenty of space at the edge of the box and picked his spot beyond a despairing Muller. Aberdeen didn’t learn their lessons about closing down players at the edge of the box, and it took a fine save from Muller to deny Mulligan. Hibs looked dangerous on the break and came close on 70 minutes when Elding got ahead of the defence and fired an effort just wide. Aberdeen were proving and came close to unlocking the door on 75 minutes, a through ball just in front of Olusanya and then a cross whipped in that just evaded Smith. The Dons were hit with a sucker punch after 79 minutes when Hibs played the perfect counter attack, Callum Wright coolly slotting home. Shouts of ‘Sacked In The Morning’ and ‘Robinson Get To Fuck’ were heard from the home fans, but there was still time for Hibs to get a third, Nicky Cadden the grateful recipient on 86 minutes. There was still time for further embarrassment when Wright broke down the wing and fired across for Klidje to tap home a fourth. There weren’t many home fans left at full time, but those who stayed made their feelings known. Cormack may have been missing as usual, but Bevington stood and watched the charlatan of a manager go straight down the tunnel. Chasni pie was nice. Not sure I can be arsed going back for another one on the 28th if Fraudinson is still in charge.

Never thought I’d see the day that Jack Milne would be our main attacking threat.

I had a feeling Raith might take this down 😂

Legendary club admin post.

Fraudinson says that the club needs stability and that there hasn’t been stability since McInnes was in charge. It’s worth noting that McInnes took 33 points from his first 20 matches, eleven more than the current manager has. He achieved this despite spending no money in his first summer window.