New manager

[RED_JOHN]

I took a SFA C licence coaching course in 1984.

I never made it to Largs but I expect this rules me out regardless.

If McInnes can get a coaching badge then so can I. Step aside Anchor Man as your turgid negative sh!tebag football is getting binned for a far more exciting brand of attacking football and a managerial attitude that will annoy the hell out of Celtic and the Govan team. If I have to sub a player because of a poor performance then I will promise to put them into the stand (of my choice) and let the fans deal with them for getting shortchanged. Stuff the new Cormack training facilities...first day of training is down on the beach. Time to harden a few of these players up.
The only problem is I might require a decent assistant as I could well be spending a lot of time red carded and sent to sit next to Dave and his chums telling them I am sure it won’t cost the club that much money for my latest fine.
If it helps my case I won’t look like a jakey tramp also. I will represent Aberdeen FC with swagger and fight.
What could possibly go wrong?!

[afc1903mad]

Why not?

He was not convicted until after he had left Aberdeen, therefore we did not sign a convicted rapist or extend his contract.
When he was convicted, he left Portsmouth (post Aberdeen) by mutual respect.
Had he signed for us post conviction, then you could the club to account

[Mason89]

He was not convicted until after he had left Aberdeen, therefore we did not sign a convicted rapist or extend his contract.
When he was convicted, he left Portsmouth (post Aberdeen) by mutual respect.
Had he signed for us post conviction, then you could the club to account

He was never convicted & has never kicked a ball for Portsmouth but don’t let that let you put you off chipping in your opinion. Always worthwhile reading them

[afc1903mad]

He was never convicted & has never kicked a ball for Portsmouth but don’t let that let you put you off chipping in your opinion. Always worthwhile reading them

He was pursued in civil courts after he left Aberdeen and upon looking back, yes, it was Plynouth he left by mutual consent, not Portsmouth.

My point stands though that you can't hold the club to account.

[donsdaft]

He was guilty of wearing orange boots in his first game against the jutes.

That should automatically make him guilty of everything else.

[Br0chred]

He was guilty of wearing orange boots in his first game against the jutes.

That should automatically make him guilty of everything else.

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[Mason89]

The date was set for that civil trial was already set when we signed him. So we ran a very great risk of our player being on the front of the paper, wearing our strip, losing a horrific trial & for what? It was obvious the fat w@nkers career was going downhill. It was also the reason Rangers didn’t sign him.

All of this was pointed out at the time, so I’m perfectly comfortable blaming the club. It also shows the measure of the bell end that signed him

[afc1903mad]

The date was set for that civil trial was already set when we signed him.

Was it?
He signed in 2014 and the civil case was in 2017

[Mason89]

Was it?
He signed in 2014 and the civil case was in 2017

That was the appeal. It was just the 4 judges that found him to be rapey fat c*nt. Del trusted his own judgment though.

If the date wasn’t set, the civil case was definitely in the post. It’s the reason rangers didn’t sign him

[Aldo1983]

He was guilty of wearing orange boots in his first game against the jutes.

That should automatically make him guilty of everything else.

He was guilty of being a fat waste of space before he signed for us as well.

Although does the orange boots thing make him guilty of that by proxy? It's all very confusing.