Sheep away in that absolute shyte tip.

[Shedboy1971]

Have a wee sit in the away end at your ****ehole and you'll see what I'm in about.

or just stop ****ing so much?

[shedka]

Not defending Pittodrie at all, it is a s**thole....it was past its best a long time ago. At least it doesn't look like it was built out of lego by a 2 year old though. Tannadice is a dump.... but then its in Dundee so not really a surprise.

The away end at Pittodrie is the worst section across both stadiums, by far

[cybershed]

Fergie is back for a parade tomorrow, new manager, sell-out crowd, sheep baa-ing for blood.

Aberdeen 0 - 3 Dundee United

[JamesMcClean]

What’s the thoughts on how we react to SAF’s pre-game introduction tomorrow? I know he may not be everybody’s cup of tea, but for his career as a whole you cannot deny he is one of the greatest managers ever. Yes he managed the Sheepies, but hey ho, nobody’s perfect.

What I would say is remember what he said when Oor Jim passed -

‘ "My adversaries in England were always Jose Mourinho, Rafa Benitez or Arsene Wenger. But, believe me, my biggest adversary in football was Jim McLean."

"Certainly no-one ever surpassed him,Jock Stein recognised that and brought him into the Scotland set-up."

"He helped me greatly then and I knew then that he would go on to become an influential and special coach,"

"When you think back, it is almost absurd what he achieved. He took a club and changed it completely. He took players and made them better.

His legacy in football is that anyone who came across him - whether as an opposing manager or as a player - knows he was a fantastic coach."

Ferguson, who will celebrate his 79th birthday on Thursday, said of his friend: "Yes, he could be prickly. But deep down he was a good man. He was always ready to help. I learned so much from him."

"I am so sad at this loss and send my deepest condolences to his family. He was a great coach and a great character."

He also donated to and supported the fund raising for Jim’s statue.

And finally, remember that when he passes (which hopefully will not be for many years) his legacy will be Manchester United. Aberdeen will be but a passing footnote - which will get the SSBs totally bylin’. Very pleasing.

[duke_the_arab]

I'll applaud 👏 him. Great Manager. Even if he did manage the sheepies. Then hopefully we give them a good pumping.

[LSArab]

What’s the thoughts on how we react to SAF’s pre-game introduction tomorrow? I know he may not be everybody’s cup of tea, but for his career as a whole you cannot deny he is one of the greatest managers ever. Yes he managed the Sheepies, but hey ho, nobody’s perfect.

What I would say is remember what he said when Oor Jim passed -

‘ "My adversaries in England were always Jose Mourinho, Rafa Benitez or Arsene Wenger. But, believe me, my biggest adversary in football was Jim McLean."

"Certainly no-one ever surpassed him,Jock Stein recognised that and brought him into the Scotland set-up."

"He helped me greatly then and I knew then that he would go on to become an influential and special coach,"

"When you think back, it is almost absurd what he achieved. He took a club and changed it completely. He took players and made them better.

His legacy in football is that anyone who came across him - whether as an opposing manager or as a player - knows he was a fantastic coach."

Ferguson, who will celebrate his 79th birthday on Thursday, said of his friend: "Yes, he could be prickly. But deep down he was a good man. He was always ready to help. I learned so much from him."

"I am so sad at this loss and send my deepest condolences to his family. He was a great coach and a great character."

He also donated to and supported the fund raising for Jim’s statue.

And finally, remember that when he passes (which hopefully will not be for many years) his legacy will be Manchester United. Aberdeen will be but a passing footnote - which will get the SSBs totally bylin’. Very pleasing.

I will be cheering Sir Alex when he comes out.

One of the greatest managers in the history of football anywhere in the world and a proud Scot

[Shedboy1971]

I will be cheering Sir Alex when he comes out.

One of the greatest managers in the history of football anywhere in the world and a proud Scot

unlike when Jim retired and most of ssbs had a field day of hatred (think we got beat 4-1?) every Arab should salute the man.

[geofoxposse]

Every Arab should do as he feels fit but in a respectful way.

Applaud and celebrate or remain quiet and wait till you get back to the pub.

[tHeArAb]

I will be cheering Sir Alex when he comes out.

One of the greatest managers in the history of football anywhere in the world and a proud Scot

Same. Might not be cheering him, but I'll certainly give him a decent reception before we take his beloved lambs to the slaughter.

[cybershed]

Same. Might not be cheering him, but I'll certainly give him a decent reception before we take his beloved lambs to the slaughter.

I'll not be there yoday, but as an old 'new firm' rival who respected us and wee Jim, I would gladly give him a wee round of applause had I have been at the match.