Killie v the dons

[Aldo1983]

It highlights two failings in McInnes, an over loyalty to players past their best (Considine/Reynolds) and how poor the last couple of years have been in signings made (Ball/O'Connor/Arnason).

Having said that, if we hadn't been defensively rubbish that night (and actually Lewis was the biggest culprit) whose to say that McKenna would be where he is now?

We were defensively rubbish last week and in both games we created absolutely nothing.

But it's because we didn't have Shinnie, McLean and Logan in the second game apparently

[donsdaft]

You win some and you lose some.
If you don’t lose occasionaly then winning loses its importance.

BUT, how many games have we played well in this season?

I can only think of one.

Home to Hibs

[RED_JOHN]

You may be right or or you may be wrong, the reality is that nobody knows, its just best guess stuff at the moment

We don't know the funding plan for the stadium so how much will the playing budget be impacted
We don't know if sevco will have their act together by then so are we playing for third at best and struggling even more to win a cup
We don't know if McInnes will still be manager or not
We don't know whether prices will be increased and if so by how much at new stadium
We don't know how good or bad parking will be
We don't know what traffic will be like after game and whether AWPR makes a big difference or not
We don't know if Considine will still be playing left back or not
and
We don't know if Maynard will have scored by then or not

One thing is for certain...Maynard will not have scored.

[Pacman1903]

Are folk still wanting DM sacked?

Yes from me

He has not learned in big games. Enoughs enough

As ive said I don't usually worry about the "lesser" teams

Big games are always faced with trepidation and have been for too long and McAnus has very rarely delivered. It cant go on

People talk about being realistic, realistically we should be able to reach cup finals and take points in big games. Pig ear and all that

[its_a_goal]

Do I want DM sacked?

No. I have absolutely no confidence that Milne will replace DM with someone who can do nearly as good a job. Milne's track record of appointing managers has been abysmal, with DM being by far the best.

[Mason89]

Do I want DM sacked?

No. I have absolutely no confidence that Milne will replace DM with someone who can do nearly as good a job. Milne's track record of appointing managers has been abysmal, with DM being by far the best.

Was it not Craig Brown that got his younger version the job?

[RED_JOHN]

Was it not Craig Brown that got his younger version the job?

Yes. I am sure Milnes personal choice was Derek Adams.

[its_a_goal]

Yes. I am sure Milnes personal choice was Derek Adams.

On ***c, that's scary. If DM does get replaced, let's hope Milne stays well away from the recruitment of DM's successor.

[rico94]

Yes. I am sure Milnes personal choice was Derek Adams.

Derek Adams was George Yules choice,Milne didn’t want to pay Ross County compensation for him.

[RedStarTorphins]

Yes. I am sure Milnes personal choice was Derek Adams.

I agree, if DM left I think Derek Adams would be Milne’s first choice.
However, as must as Adams is from the city & a Dons fan, I think he’d stay at Plymouth.

Before anyone jumps down my throat, I think that Adams is forging a decent reputation in England.
Got Plymouth promoted.
And are in play off spot for promotion again in the league above.
Maybe Championship clubs in England are taking notice?
He’d possibly see a move back to the SPFL as a step back in his career.
Not Aberdeen as such, just stepping back in to SPFL when he’s doing well & on the up down there.