Ex-Dons

[Hewitt_Scores]

Can't take a series about Scottish Football icons seriously if the only Scottish player to lift two European trophies isn't part of it.

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[Auldtoontoby]

I concur

[TheDeeDon]

A series of programmes on the BBC iplayer, from tomorrow, about Scottish footballing icons.

First up is Charlie Nicholas. I loved Charlie when he played for us.

I know it will be Celtic heavy, but I'll still be watching.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/65849247

Not a bad watch. Nice to hear him say he shouldn't have went back to Celtic.
I reckon we would have won the league in 91 if he had stayed.

Once appeared on an NME front cover which impressed me.

Paul Sturrock, Steve Archibald, Archie MacPherson, a lassie and a dead club captain make up the rest of the programmes.

[TheDeeDon]

Watched the Sturrock Icons programme.

God pops up in a few of these and reminded us in the Sturrock one, that although Utd were good at getting to finals, they couldn't quite win them like Aberdeen did. Harsh but fair.

[Donanddusted]

Watched the Sturrock Icons programme.

God pops up in a few of these and reminded us in the Sturrock one, that although Utd were good at getting to finals, they couldn't quite win them like Aberdeen did. Harsh but fair.

Hey! Second is almost the winners.
They'll have time to enjoy that second division next season.

[WhenTattieFlooredChas]

Hey! Second is almost the winners.
They'll have time to enjoy that second division next season.

Second place is the first loser

[swaddon2]

Isn't "Second Is Almost The Winners" the club motto at Dundee Unearly?

[TheDeeDon]

Ash Taylor signs for Bradford City.

Impressed by their stature and history apparently.

I suppose the did win the FA Cup once

[Don Julio]

Concomitantly

[57vintage]

Concomitantly

Richardson, Lee

Miller, Lee