Not surprising given the winless run. I suspect the last 10 games is different, for the sake of argument.
Statistics and all that. Season?s end is the bit that matters. Although feeling nervous about St Mirren.
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Not surprising given the winless run. I suspect the last 10 games is different, for the sake of argument.
Statistics and all that. Season?s end is the bit that matters. Although feeling nervous about St Mirren.
Maybe someone among us can dig out a table from the last 10 games, I did not dig through the result from 24th November as I said I seen it somewhere just cant remember where.Quote:
Originally Posted by Don Julio
Personally dont actually think a table from the last 10 will make all that difference but I might be wrong.
Aberdeen have won only twice in their last 15 away Premiership games, with a points return of 10 from a possible 45, (fkn scary)
Since we ended the winless run against Dundee We have played 10 games in the league. won 4, drawn three, lost three.Quote:
Originally Posted by blowupsheep
Coming back from 2-0 down against the jute was a good comeback and a bit like the early JT games. Letting the hun come back from 2-0 down at home, not so good.
We are sitting fourth in the league and have a cup final to contest in under two weeks. No other club in the league would be bleating like we are about our current predicament.
Don't need to be a genius to figure we need to improve, we all know that and Jimmy Thelin knows that, but lets wait and see what next season brings before we send up the signal to get Stephen Robinson in. There is nothing any of us can do or say that will have an influence on anything down at Pittodrie.
If you look at the league table from the 3rd of August to the 11th of May we are 4th in the league.Quote:
Originally Posted by blowupsheep
Thats the only table that matters.
Very true.Quote:
Originally Posted by rico94
Being 4th in an extremely poor league and also having a negative goal difference says it all. We are a weak team in a very weak league.
Imagine the difference when we get our act together and go about our business like a team (just like we did during our good run). We would easily get into the top 2.
Rangers have been poor for a number of years now (excluding their title win under Gerrard) so it wouldn?t take much to get the better of them.
We have thrown away something like a 17 points advantage over them to currently be miles behind them. That is extremely poor management and suggests the players we have don?t have a proper mentality to be good team players.
Celtic are currently miles ahead?I am not expecting us to beat Celtic for a league title at the moment. We must compete with them in the final though as it is a one off game which we really should be more than capable of doing.
Aberdeen FC must get their act together and stop behaving like a real diddy team.
Or what?
The problem is even if we sacked Thelin and got rid of every single player in the current squad you would still be complaining that the players we replaced them with arent good enough and you would be wanting Thelins replacement sacked.Quote:
Originally Posted by RED_JOHN
We could replace them with the kids that RedJohn managed.Quote:
Originally Posted by rico94
I must be hard working wanting Aberdeen to win and compete properly. It must be too much for some of you to handle or grasp.Quote:
Originally Posted by rico94
We can all see Thelin?s weaknesses?everyone in our league can see that. There is nothing wrong with wanting better especially when what you witness is pitiful.
Lying down to Rangers is a sacking offence in my book. Jimmy Thelin and his players lay down to Barry Ferguson and his players. Have a think about that and hopefully you can see what I see. I am not asking for the impossible.
Or continue the way we do and look drossQuote:
Originally Posted by Mason89