Match Thread Dundee V Aberdeen (0 - 2)

[StandFree1982]

going for a 0-1 win and it to be really scrappy game

 

ideally play the same team as ross county, but give Mclean a free role in the middle and let him spray passes about to mcginn and hayes and let them do their thing 1vs1 against the full backs.

 

goodwillie to get the winner to get it up the dundee fans shouting beast at him

Same team as Saturday, but second half formation and intensity.

[Redforever86]

I got to the end of level 3 on that Scottish places game, I enjoyed it, further than 97% of scots, it said

 

Elaborate, I want to play this...

[Dynamo]

This on SKY or BT?

[cruzcampo3]

This on SKY or BT?

Sky

[dave_min]

Elaborate, I want to play this...

http://www.buzzfeed.com/hilarywardle/youre-a-wee-bit-out#.ttozP5Ak1

[rumpus]

http://www.buzzfeed.com/hilarywardle/youre-a-wee-bit-out#.ttozP5Ak1

Completed the game, total of 202 miles out.

[jassb]

Any Dons friendly pubs in Glasgow city centre or west end for watching this one?

[The Cockney Don]

Any Dons friendly pubs in Glasgow city centre or west end for watching this one?

[jassb]

Stupid question. I'll just have to find an unfriendly pub then. That'll be easy enough.

[Henry]

Any Dons friendly pubs in Glasgow city centre or west end for watching this one?

 

The Aberdeen Supporters football team uses this pub quite a bit I think, I recall it being full of Dons prior to our last game at Ibrox.

 

https://www.facebook.com/rockglasgow/

 

Might be worth an ask.

[RAZOR]

 

The Aberdeen Supporters football team uses this pub quite a bit I think, I recall it being full of Dons prior to our last game at Ibrox.

 

https://www.facebook.com/rockglasgow/

 

Might be worth an ask.

 

Part timers.

[DD1903]

 

The Aberdeen Supporters football team uses this pub quite a bit I think, I recall it being full of Dons prior to our last game at Ibrox.

 

https://www.facebook.com/rockglasgow/

 

Might be worth an ask.

Indeed, the Rock is normally very pro dandy

[ollie1903]

I've just discovered the kick off time ana... has this always been the case?

Obviously not, no.

[The Cockney Don]

@@jassb // Wasn`t being funny me old china - just a touch cryptic.

Thought most people would know who that is nowadays.

 

 

[Clydeside_Sheep]

Any Dons friendly pubs in Glasgow city centre or west end for watching this one?

 

Harcus is right about the Rock, apparently Glasgow dons go there, I have never been.

 

Nowadays, if not at the game, I tend to watch the Dons in Coopers (Great Western Rd) or less frequently Molly Malones (Hope Street).

 

I would say most pubs are friendly to any supporters, except hun pubs.

 

Most pubs will tolerate vocal support for both teams in a match, as long as people are well behaved towards each other. Thats always been my experience. Coopers is good for that, they usually show 1 or 2 games and there is a big mix of folk in (its a big pub).

 

I watched Aberdeen-Sellick in Coopers, with a sellick friend and the atmosphere was rivaling the game itself! Though my sellick companion insisted most folk cheering for us were actually huns!

 

Munros on Grt Western Road is also a good pub, but can be expensive and is aye full of Partick and USh*ted fans.

 

Of all these Id say Coopers is best to watch a game (next to Kelvinbridge U-ground).

[The Oxford Don]

 

Harcus is right about the Rock, apparently Glasgow dons go there, I have never been.

 

Nowadays, if not at the game, I tend to watch the Dons in Coopers (Great Western Rd) or less frequently Molly Malones (Hope Street).

 

I would say most pubs are friendly to any supporters, except hun pubs.

 

Most pubs will tolerate vocal support for both teams in a match, as long as people are well behaved towards each other. Thats always been my experience. Coopers is good for that, they usually show 1 or 2 games and there is a big mix of folk in (its a big pub).

 

I watched Aberdeen-Sellick in Coopers, with a sellick friend and the atmosphere was rivaling the game itself! Though my sellick companion insisted most folk cheering for us were actually huns!

 

Munros on Grt Western Road is also a good pub, but can be expensive and is aye full of Partick and USh*ted fans.

 

Of all these Id say Coopers is best to watch a game (next to Kelvinbridge U-ground).

 

Where I tend to go before games at Firhill. Decent pub, it has to be said.

[RAZOR]

 

Harcus is right about the Rock, apparently Glasgow dons go there, I have never been.

 

Nowadays, if not at the game, I tend to watch the Dons in Coopers (Great Western Rd) or less frequently Molly Malones (Hope Street).

 

I would say most pubs are friendly to any supporters, except hun pubs.

 

Most pubs will tolerate vocal support for both teams in a match, as long as people are well behaved towards each other. Thats always been my experience. Coopers is good for that, they usually show 1 or 2 games and there is a big mix of folk in (its a big pub).

 

I watched Aberdeen-Sellick in Coopers, with a sellick friend and the atmosphere was rivaling the game itself! Though my sellick companion insisted most folk cheering for us were actually huns!

 

Munros on Grt Western Road is also a good pub, but can be expensive and is aye full of Partick and USh*ted fans.

 

Of all these Id say Coopers is best to watch a game (next to Kelvinbridge U-ground).

 

That is the saddest thing I think I have ever read.

 

1. Could afford to go out to the pub but couldnt go to the match

2. Celebrating arm and arm with huns

3. Hanging about with Tims. (especially during a Aberdeen-Celtic match)

 

Good lord.

[zander]

 

That is the saddest thing I think I have ever read.

 

1. Could afford to go out to the pub but couldnt go to the match

2. Celebrating arm and arm with huns

3. Hanging about with Tims. (especially during a Aberdeen-Celtic match)

 

Good lord.

Annoys the fuck out of me when we are playing/played either of them. "*random tim* is going to the game today he's wanting to meet us for a pint before and after the game"

 

Why spend 90 minutes showing utter hate for the cunts just to go and buy them a pint after it and say good game.

[RAZOR]

Annoys the fuck out of me when we are playing/played either of them. "*random tim* is going to the game today he's wanting to meet us for a pint before and after the game"

 

Why spend 90 minutes showing utter hate for the cunts just to go and buy them a pint after it and say good game.

 

That is weird but hanging out with them during the game?

 

Sad as fuck!

[dave_min]

That is weird but hanging out with them during the game?

 

Sad as fuck!

Even being associated with a Hun/Tim is unacceptable IMO.

[zander]

 

That is weird but hanging out with them during the game?

 

Sad as fuck!

I know guys that have went to Pittodrie with tims before to watch us play them.

 

Weirdos.

[RAZOR]

I know guys that have went to Pittodrie with tims before to watch us play them.

 

Weirdos.

 

That should result in a smacked bottom.

[The Oxford Don]

I think you're all being harsh as fuck.

 

He's presumably referring to the 2-1 win at Pittodrie back in September, right? So for starters, those games are a pigging nightmare for those of us living in the central belt.(I actually was at that game, but stayed overnight with my folks in Perth before driving up on Saturday morning to break up the journey). Secondly, CS recently became a dad, did he not, so his wife would have been heavily preggers at the time. I think he can be excused not being at the game itself.

 

More generally, and on the point about watching games with opposition fans... FFS! Look, it might be easy enough to avoid them if you live in Aberdeen or Inverurie, but if you're in Edinburgh or Glasgow and don't want to (or can't) watch a televised game in your own house, then they're pretty fucking hard to avoid. And if you're going to be watching the game in a pub where you're the only Aberdeen fan, then the one thing you can't afford to be is a belligerent, angry cunt. Personally speaking I prefer to avoid fights, and/or the possibility of getting lifted.

 

I'm not anticipating the playing of tiny violins, but you should try to appreciate that sometimes it's not easy being a dons fan down here. The last thing we need is a hard time off the very folk who are meant to be on our side, i.e. fellow dandies.

[zander]

Don't you weegies have some sort of supporters club that is the main reason why our away support is so good?

Can't you tag along with them to the pub?

[Henry]

Personally speaking I prefer to avoid fights, and/or the possibility of getting lifted.

 

 

 

[RAZOR]

This thread has really went downhill.

 

Id imagine @@tup will be being physically sick with all this weegie pandering.

[The Oxford Don]

Don't you weegies have some sort of supporters club that is the main reason why our away support is so good?

 

Can't you tag along with them to the pub?

 

Weegie!?

Yes, there are supporters clubs in Edinburgh, at least 2 or 3 that I’m aware of. I’m in the Globe Reds. We do occasionally get together to watch games in the pub but it’s not always possible. Plus I don’t actually live in Edinburgh itself, it’s actually a bit of a trek to wander into the city centre where the guys might be gathering. These days I do actually just tend to stay in the flat.

[The Oxford Don]

This thread has really went downhill.

 

Id imagine @@tup will be being physically sick with all this weegie pandering.

 

Agreed, and it's mainly my fault.

 

Going on Saturday, first game since the Celtic game in September, hoping for a happier outcome than my last visit to Dens which was the cup-tie last season.

[Henry]

Have you scheduled a stop somewhere to break up the gargantuan Edinburgh - Dundee trek?

[RAZOR]

 

 

Weegie!?

Yes, there are supporters clubs in Edinburgh, at least 2 or 3 that I’m aware of. I’m in the Globe Reds. We do occasionally get together to watch games in the pub but it’s not always possible. Plus I don’t actually live in Edinburgh itself, it’s actually a bit of a trek to wander into the city centre where the guys might be gathering. These days I do actually just tend to stay in the flat.

 

 

Whats happened to you min?