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Out: None

Doubtful: Reynolds, McGinn, Quinn, Robson, Parker, McLaughlin

 

The loanees getting an early holiday might have to be called back for this potentially.

 

Ward

 

Logan Taylor Considine Shinnie

 

Jack Flood

 

McGinn McLean Hayes

 

Rooney

 

subs: Brown, Pawlett, Goodwillie, Quinn, Robson, Smith, Storie

prediction: 1-1 Rooney

crowd: 4,780

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Boy at the front center looks like he's having to concentrate really hard when he claps so as not to accidentally shit his pants.

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^^^   FFS, is that the cantina at Mos Eisley?

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Jack will certainly be back in for this.

 

I hope McGinn is too.

 

I think this will be a routine win, think the plastic pitch here suits our passing game, 2-0 the reds.

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Don't risk Mcginn if pitch will aggravate injury.

 

Flood and Shinnie should stay in midfield for me. Tempo is just so much better and they proved on Saturday that they'll mix it with the biggest and dirtiest of them. Speaking of which Hammill will be playing!

 

Assuming Quinn is fit (and Reynolds isn't) it should come down to who do you want at Left Back against magennis? Can't believe I just said that!

 

If Consi will cope, then same as Saturday or swap in Quinn. If not, do the half time switch since I'm sure Considine would more than match Boyd in the middle.

 

And do not play GW and put Rooney out wide. Just don't! :nutso: Mind you, Pawlett was clearly fucked after 65mins on Saturday right enough.

 

Is it hammys or calves that the pitch is supposed to go? Flood has a history of hamstring trouble right enough.

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Don't risk Mcginn if pitch will aggravate injury.

 

Flood and Shinnie should stay in midfield for me. Tempo is just so much better and they proved on Saturday that they'll mix it with the biggest and dirtiest of them. Speaking of which Hammill will be playing!

 

Assuming Quinn is fit (and Reynolds isn't) it should come down to who do you want at Left Back against magennis? Can't believe I just said that!

 

If Consi will cope, then same as Saturday or swap in Quinn. If not, do the half time switch since I'm sure Considine would more than match Boyd in the middle.

 

And do not play GW and put Rooney out wide. Just don't! :nutso: Mind you, Pawlett was clearly fucked after 65mins on Saturday right enough.

 

Is it hammys or calves that the pitch is supposed to go? Flood has a history of hamstring trouble right enough.

 

Right enough

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I dreamed we were up 3-0 with two minutes to go & Killie scored two quick goals & the clock then changed to 86 mins.

Woke up in a fkn rage.

Still don't know the FT score though :banghead:

I had a similar type of dream a couple of months back that we got beat from the Jutes due to a ball going through a large hole at the side of the net. I was the only person in the ground who saw it but the goal stood and we lost. Was fucking livid when I woke up. :laughing:

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I had a similar type of dream a couple of months back that we got beat from the Jutes due to a ball going through a large hole at the side of the net. I was the only person in the ground who saw it but the goal stood and we lost. Was fucking livid when I woke up. :laughing:

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I actually used to love proper nightmares when I was young but dreams like this (the modern equivalent) are fkn awful.

 

Ages since I have tried so desperately to get straight back to sleep (even when you know you are wasting your time) to find out the end of a dream. :laughing:

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Derek McInnes did his pre match media conference ahead of the Kilmarnock game at Rugby Park, which will be his 100th league match in charge at Pittodrie.

"I've enjoyed the last two and half years.

"I've got to 100 games quite quickly. Hopefully the players can continue the good work we've shown in the last few games. We've picked up plenty of points and it's important we bring a performance to help us win on Saturday. We've had good stability in the squad and the staff so everybody deserves the credit that for our ratio but we need to continue to better that.

"You're always hopeful when you sign a contract you see it out.

"Our job is difficult but when you find a job you love you want to make the most of that opportunity.
Tony and I committed for four years because we feel we've only just started the job here. You need to have good stability above you, people believing in you, with experience, who accept good and bad.

"Any manager looks for that and that's becoming more challenging. We've got a strong Board here, debt free, going the right way off the pitch and a Chairman with vast experience. It can make the difference for any manager.

"I think like any team in the SPFL they are capable of beating anyone on their day. Kilmarnock had big results against Celtic. Gary (Locke) will just be searching for that consistency and we're more than aware of their threats. If we don't reach our levels and concentration we can lose games ourselves so we need to bring a performance.

"I've no doubt Kilmarnock will come out fighting so it's like every other Saturday, you're up against a team that want to stop you so hopefully with our determination we will get enough of the ball to win the game. We're fully expecting a tough game. They are more than capable of beating us and we've got to make sure we're ready for it."

The latest injury news that the manager is hopeful that Niall McGinn will be available for selection. "Niall trained today and we'll see how he reacts. He's worked hard with the physios all week."

The manager also dismissed press reports this week linking the Dons with a defender. "There's absolutely nothing in the Ryan McGowan link."
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Out: None

Doubtful: Reynolds, McGinn, Quinn, Robson, Parker, McLaughlin

 

The loanees getting an early holiday might have to be called back for this potentially.

 

Ward

 

Logan Taylor Considine Shinnie

 

Jack Flood

 

McGinn McLean Hayes

 

Rooney

 

subs: Brown, Pawlett, Goodwillie, Quinn, Robson, Smith, Storie

prediction: 1-1 Rooney

crowd: 4,780

 

Reynolds and McGinn have made it. Robson is out.

 

Not a Scooby on whether Quinn is fit or Parker/McLaughlin have been recalled from their early Xmas Holidays

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