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I'll have to read it first but I'm all for players being given the freedom to express themselves , to tell us a little bit about themselves.

 

Sometimes here in the North-East , where until quite recently , from an early age , it was a case of 'sit down , shut up' or 'speak when you're spoken to' , a disinclination to speak is something to be admired.

 

Not the Welsh ! :trophy:

 

 

The most garrulous people on the Planet. :laughing:

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I'll have to read it first but I'm all for players being given the freedom to express themselves , to tell us a little bit about themselves.

 

Sometimes here in the North-East , where until quite recently , from an early age , it was a case of 'sit down , shut up' or 'speak when you're spoken to' , a disinclination to speak is something to be admired.

 

Not the Welsh ! :trophy:

 

 

The most garrulous people on the Planet. :laughing:

 

The hairies down there are very horny as well.

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Really refreshing to read of someone appearing genuinely happy to be playing for the Dons.

 

 

Jason Brown says he is back in love with football after Pittodrie switch

The Aberdeen goalkeeper has said that he feels success is just around the corner for Craig Brown's men.

 

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Aberdeen goalkeeper Jason Brown admits that he very nearly gave up football a year ago, but life at Pittodrie has reignited his passion for the game.

 

Brown has played 12 games since taking the first-choice goalkeeper spot from David Gonzalez in December, and has only tasted defeat twice during those matches.

 

It is a remarkable turnaround for the Welsh international, who managed just 12 games and intermittent loan spells during his time at Blackburn.

 

The goalkeeper told Red TV: "I'm loving it here. I fell back in love with football.

 

"This time last year, if I'm being perfectly honest, I would have walked away from the game. I just felt I wasn't getting the rub of the green. You feel the whole world is against you.

 

"But I love it here and my family love it here. A lot of people think my contract is up in the summer but I have another year and I'm hoping to stay many years after that."

 

Brown also believes that Aberdeen can build on their recent improvements and continue to build.

 

He added: "I want success and I genuinely believe we can get it here, 100% hand on heart, and I want to be part of that."

 

"I think we can do some exciting things next season. You have to take into consideration that this is a new squad.

 

"A lot of people have looked past that and said 'this is not good enough'. But you have to take that into consideration."

 

The goalkeeper still has ambitions for the remainder of this season, and would like to maintain the Dons' position in the top six by defeating Hibernian at Easter Road on Saturday.

 

The 29-year-old said: "Up until fifth they have a nice cushion. We are six points behind but we play them as well.

 

"We play teams in and around us so we can take points to consolidate top six. But going to Hibs will be very tough. They have brought in a lot of players from England and they are fighting for their lives.

 

"So we have to go with the same attitude as we have been doing and stay in the game because they will come out flying being the home team."

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I've been critical of Broon(keeper) before...must be something about the name...but after a few comical moments he seems to be growing in confidence and looking fairly reliable.

 

He could yet prove to be Broon(jury still out)'s best signing.

One moment, that I recall, against St Mirren.

 

Brown has been pretty good, a great speaker also, and couple that with a genuine desire to do well for the club, then that makes him ok by me.

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Aye it's really refreshing to read that about one of our players. Seems like a likeable guy and certainly earning his wages that's for sure. Long may it continue :thumbup1:

 

He is one of the few people I make an effort to see what they have been saying on Twitter. He really seems to have built a bond with the club judging from the way he interacts with fans on Twitter.

 

I can't see Langfield staying come the summer now.

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