I know how to do that. As this proves but I was replying to two different folk and I deemed doing a double dip quote reply was more bother than it's worth.Quote:
Originally Posted by Redbull666
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I know how to do that. As this proves but I was replying to two different folk and I deemed doing a double dip quote reply was more bother than it's worth.Quote:
Originally Posted by Redbull666
As requested and now im home. This is what I have. Nae doubt One or two missing but I must be closeQuote:
Originally Posted by jamiesd
The Dons – Jack Webster 1978
Here We Go – Keith Anderson 1983
Gordon Strachan:An Autobiography – Gordon Strachan 1984
A Light In The North – Alex Ferguson 1985
The Dons Quiz Book –Ally Walker 1986
Aberdeen: A Complete History 1903-1987 – Jim Rickaby 1987
The Don of an Era: Alex McLeish – Alex McLeish 1988
The Millers Tale: Willie Miller 1989
Bloody Casuals: Diary of a Football Hooligan – Jay Allan 1989
Aberdeen Greats- Alastair Guthrie 1989
The Dons(Revised)-Jack Webster 1990
Aberdeen Final Edition:-Bob Crampsey 1990
What a Difference a Day Makes- Brian Irvine 1996
Aberdeen FC: A 25 Year History- David Powter 1996
Aberdeen FC In Quotes – Chris Gavin 1997
Behind The Goal: James Addison 1998
Superclubs Soccer Yearbook 98/99- Various 1998
Managing My Life- Alex Ferguson 1999
Aberdeen Football Club 1903-1973 – Paul Lunney 2000
In The Firing Line- Jim Leighton 2000
Aberdeen: A Centenary History – Kevin Stirling 2002
The First 100 Years of The Dons- jack Webster 2002
Gordon Strachan – Leo Moynihan 2004
Aberdeen FC: Champions of Scotland
Having A Ball – Eddie Turnbull 2006
The Don – Willie Miller 2007
Congratulations You Have Just Met The Casuals –Dan Rivers 2007
Deano – Dean Windass 2007
King Joey – Joe Harper 2007
The Legends of Aberdeen – Paul Smith 2007
Aberdeen FC: On This Day – Kevin Stirling 2008
Gothenburg Glory – Paul Smith 2008
Aberdeen FC: Miscellany – Kevin Stirling 2009
Pittodrie Idols – Paul Smith 2009
Confessions Of A Highland Hero – Steve Patterson 2009
Shearer Wonderland – Duncan Shearer 2010
McDougoal- Frank McDougal 2010
Pittodries Silent Assassin: Davy Johnston – Donald Wilson
On Fire With Fergie – Stuart Donald 2010
Aberdeen Football Club in the Scottish Qualifying Cup – Compiled by Chris Gavin 2010
Willie Millers Aberdeen Dream Team – Willie Miller 2011
The Aberdeen Men Can’t Play Football – Fraser Clyne 2012
Glory in Gothenburg – Richard Gordon 2012
Aberdeen FC:Whos Who:Every Red Ever – Paul Smith 2012
Alex Ferguson – Alex Ferguson 2013
Jockys Journey- Jocky Scott 2013
Fergie Rises – Michael Grant 2014
Begg To Differ – Ally Begg 2014
The School of Hard Knox – Archie Knox 2017
Stand By Your Reds – Bryan Cooney 2017
Numbers on the Front:The Adventures of the Washington Whips – David Innes 2017
Aberdeen Quiz Book – Chris Carpenter (Unknown)
Some of the above are very good reads. Some not so much
Thanks ��
Ive got another couple since
The Aberdeen Football Companion - Clive Leatherdale
A Pictorial History of the Dons - Alastair Guthrie
Ive got another couple since
The Aberdeen Football Companion - Clive Leatherdale
A Pictorial History of the Dons - Alastair Guthrie
I got The Red Army today.......
Some fantastic pictures in it from all eras The fantastic possibly the best fitba fan pic ever with all the bunnets is obviously there. But there is one from the same day of the Soother stappet full of bunnets. I had never seen it before. But the best has to be pages 146/147. R*****s in 1929. Awesome
A few folk i know dotted through and also a few folk i used to kick lumps out of and get lumps kicked out of by when i played.
One slight issue though. Some of the captions come across a bit cheesy
Just gave all my dons books to donsdaft jnr.
Including my much loved “Here we go”
RIP Jack Webster
88
Cheers for the Dons history lesson in print
https://www.pressandjournal.co.uk/fp...-muhammad-ali/
Sad news. Lovely man.
Jack Webster was a superb writer and it was due to reading his autobiography that got me to pick up the book Sunset Song, which along with the other two books in the trilogy, would rank easily in the best books I have ever read.
Thanks & RIP Jack