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    Quote Originally Posted by WhenTattieFlooredChas View Post
    Desperate for him to fail aren't you?

    I'll judge him on more than one game. Let's just have a go at them and see what happens, but I expect f*ck all against the team who have been helped to only 3 defeats all season (all against the Tims?)
    I am certainly not desperate for him to fail…nothing will give me more pleasure than seeing a winning Dons team (professional football wise)

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    Quote Originally Posted by WhenTattieFlooredChas View Post
    Desperate for him to fail aren't you?

    I'll judge him on more than one game. Let's just have a go at them and see what happens, but I expect f*ck all against the team who have been helped to only 3 defeats all season (all against the Tims?)
    Two defeats to celtic and one to St Johnstone

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    Prediction - Hayes to score first + 2-1

    I see the pie of the month is a lasagne pie. I'll be getting me some of that.

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    Quote Originally Posted by RED_JOHN View Post
    This will be a good test for Robson today. The chips are down…let’s see how good a manager he is whilst under real pressure.
    Who is Robson under real pressure from?

    You and a few other keyboard warriors on the hat ?

    Get a grip of yourself

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    Quote Originally Posted by rico94 View Post
    Who is Robson under real pressure from?

    You and a few other keyboard warriors on the hat ?

    Get a grip of yourself
    These are the type of matches that he has to show something. The job next season still isn’t his….that’s the pressure.

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    Quote Originally Posted by rico94 View Post
    Yeah I saw that YouTube video a few weeks ago.Like you said it’s hard to tell which Hun stamped on his throat.

    I find it funny how the west coast media try to make out the simmie incident was the start of the hate between the clubs but never mention that incident.

    Anyway I still think we are going to get screwed over tomorrow but only live in hope of a Dons win, we are capable of doing it.

    Poor video but one of these days would be good.

    https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=h4iAV1...ZXJzIDE5ODg%3D
    The Dons fans not being enamoured by the great unwashed and their foul club (deceased) goes back further than that. My mother went along to Pittodrie regularly in the 50's and she said there was a definite anti Rangers feeling back then. I think she said in particular a dislike of a player called George Young as well as a notice that they had their own referees even back then.
    I, as a young boy, under 10, growing up in Thurso, hundreds of miles north of Aberdeen, grew a hatred of the deceased club, because of their obnoxious fans up there. I fitted in well with Dons supporters when we moved back home in 1969.
    Never forget that in the great period, in these games, the disciplinary count for them was double that of our team. They took a dislike to us then. Competition is not something they want. I was told, in a pub in a hotel in Paisley Road West, by a group of Rangers supporters that Alec McLeish should be a Rangers player. Why? Because all the best players should play for Rangers. Entitled barstewards. Should my aarse. We taught them a lesson they didn't like and never learnt.

    Rant over for a few minutes.
    Last edited by sonofrgmsdad; 23-04-2023 at 11:45 AM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sonofrgmsdad View Post
    The Dons fans not being enamoured by the great unwashed and their foul club (deceased) goes back further than that. My mother went along to Pittodrie regularly in the 50's and she said there was a definite anti Rangers feeling back then. I think she said in particular a dislike of a player called George Young as well as a notice that they had their own referees even back then.
    I, as a young boy, under 10, growing up in Thurso, hundreds of miles north of Aberdeen, grew a hatred of the deceased club, because of their obnoxious fans up there. I fitted in well with Dons supporters when we moved back home in 1969.
    Never forget that in the great period, in these games, the disciplinary count for them was double that of our team. They took a dislike to us then. Competition is not something they want. I was told, in a pub in a hotel in Paisley Road West, by a group of Rangers supporters that Alec McLeish should be a Rangers player. Why? Because all the best players should play for Rangers. Entitled barstewards. Should my aarse. We taught them a lesson they didn't like and never learnt.

    Rant over for a few minutes.
    Was there a Thurso high school teacher (maths maybe) at around that time by the name of Main who had a son called Graeme or Graham?

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    Aye, the detestation of the dead club dates back far beyond Simmie, Johnston, Johnstone being the three main incidents cited by the Weegia.
    Speaking personally, my hatred of the old organisation, and the tribute act, is not rooted that much in football.
    Yes, their football related antics enhances the opprobrium, but to me, the fact that an organisation whose only USP is the most vile propagation of the insidious elements of the very worst of Scottish and Irish history is permitted to survive and thrive in a modern, multicultural society is Scotland's true shame.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sonofrgmsdad View Post
    I think she said in particular a dislike of a player called George Young .
    I was the game at Ibrox for his minutes silence. Easily the most poisonous atmosphere I’ve experienced at a game.

    It was great

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mason89 View Post
    I was the game at Ibrox for his minutes silence. Easily the most poisonous atmosphere I’ve experienced at a game.

    It was great
    I assume you also have a telegram from the late Queen Lizzy!?

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