Match Thread (Europa League) Cs Fola Esch V Aberdeen (1 - 0)

[daytripping]

Going -2 goals at 3/1 on Betfair, think we'll hammer them, especially if Rooney starts. They'll need to come at us early, we'll pick them off on the break.

[RAZOR]

 

Because it's the decent thing to do and it shows class.

 

Does it fuck. It shows mock grief and is pathetic.

[buchanskii]

Going -2 goals at 3/1 on Betfair, think we'll hammer them, especially if Rooney starts. They'll need to come at us early, we'll pick them off on the break.

 

I'm going more conservative at -1 or might use your in-play tactics and look for value in goals depending on how the game goes

 

After watching the highlights again on Red TV we should have been out of sight if we had competent officials and a little bit of game readiness.

[The Hulk]

 

Does it fuck. It shows mock grief and is pathetic.

 

Please yourself, but I know I'm right on this one.

A quiet gesture, behind the scenes, with no publicity, will happen, because AFC as a decent and well-run club will do the right thing, not because they need to, but because they want to.

The 90 minutes in an entirely different matter.

[BWG]

A minutes applause for a relative of an opposition team, whom none of us even knew existed until two weeks ago.

[zander]

Please yourself, but I know I'm right on this one.

A quiet gesture, behind the scenes, with no publicity, will happen, because AFC as a decent and well-run club will do the right thing, not because they need to, but because they want to.

The 90 minutes in an entirely different matter.

What will a quiet gesture be then?

 

Sympathy card?

[dave_min]

I'd like to see a stand at Kingsford named after the deed boy.

[King Street Loon]

 

Please yourself, but I know I'm right on this one.

A quiet gesture, behind the scenes, with no publicity, will happen, because AFC as a decent and well-run club will do the right thing, not because they need to, but because they want to.

The 90 minutes in an entirely different matter.

Behind closed doors they can what they like.

Don't see the point though, each to their own.

[King Street Loon]

I'd like to see a stand at Kingsford named after the deed boy.

Should name the pelican crossing leading to the new ground after him.

That's more fitting.

[dave_min]

Should name the pelican crossing leading to the new ground after him.

 

That's more fitting.

Why not that Cow crossing on the Main Road that's never been used before?

 

Just need to find out the boys name.

Or even his sons name.

Or the name of the team is son plays for.

 

We can discuss this further at tonight's candlelight vigil.

[King Street Loon]

Why not that Cow crossing on the Main Road that's never been used before?

 

Just need to find out the boys name.

Or even his sons name.

Or the name of the team is son plays for.

 

We can discuss this further at tonight's candlelight vigil.

Sounds good.

I'll be the one feeling sorry for a complete stranger.

Because it shows class.

[Dynamo]

Wish I was in Luxembourg today.

 

Fuck sake.

[RAZOR]

 

Please yourself, but I know I'm right on this one.

A quiet gesture, behind the scenes, with no publicity, will happen, because AFC as a decent and well-run club will do the right thing, not because they need to, but because they want to.

The 90 minutes in an entirely different matter.

 

 

What a load of gowder

[V for Vendetta]

You serious?

Whilst it's never fine anyone dying, why should AFC as a club give a fyck about this let alone do anything to mark it?

Bonkers.

 

Why not?

 

Anytime the club can show a bit of class is a good thing.

[V for Vendetta]

 

Does it fuck. It shows mock grief and is pathetic.

 

Mock grief is people going on social media about how sad they are to lose Prince or Dave Bowie or some other fucking celebrity they've never met and don't know.

 

Showing a bit of respect as a club is a totally different thing, nothing major just a simple gesture goes a long way.

[V for Vendetta]

I'd like to see a stand at Kingsford named after the deed boy.

 

 

Why not that Cow crossing on the Main Road that's never been used before?

 

Just need to find out the boys name.

Or even his sons name.

Or the name of the team is son plays for.

 

We can discuss this further at tonight's candlelight vigil.

 

 

Sounds good.

I'll be the one feeling sorry for a complete stranger.

Because it shows class.

 

 

 

 

What a load of gowder

 

Now now boys, no one is suggesting anything like that.

 

As usual people on chat forums like to look for arguments that aren't even there.

 

What will a quiet gesture be then?

 

Sympathy card?

 

That's simple, we could send Broon round to console the lads mum.

[RAZOR]

 

Mock grief is people going on social media about how sad they are to lose Prince or Dave Bowie or some other fucking celebrity they've never met and don't know.

 

Showing a bit of respect as a club is a totally different thing, nothing major just a simple gesture goes a long way.

 

Did anyone at our club know the victim?

[boboisared]

Are folk seriously suggesting it would be anything other than respectful for our club to acknowledge the death of our next opponent's goalies immediate family member?

[tommo1903]

It would be respectful if you were a mother of two that doesn't work, spending your day on Facebook.

[dave_min]

Are folk seriously suggesting it would be anything other than respectful for our club to acknowledge the death of our next opponent's goalies immediate family member?

Aye, but how's that's gonna help me pass my day at work?

[boboisared]

It would be respectful if you were a mother of two that doesn't work, spending your day on Facebook.

Ok...

[Clydeside_Sheep]

I am going for a 3-0 win for us today.

 

And it isn't mock-grief to express sympathy over the bereavement of another. Its just a basic kindness, in this case a form of solidarity between football clubs / players / fans.

 

If your colleagues dad died, would you not say "sorry to hear about your dad" - even though you had never met him?

 

Theres nothing wrong with a kind gesture. It wont lessen the guys loss, but it will be nice for him to think "that scots team cared about me". The world seems a kinder, less lonely place when one receives a wee bit of kindness (especially if its unexpected).

 

Even the masters of mock-grief, sellick - who enjoy wallowing in fake misery with "one-eye-in-the-mirror" - managed a kind gesture with the banner they displayed to salute Norman Goldie when he died. Did we make a banner for Norman?

[Andy_123]

The players just need to say sorry to hear about your old man while shaking his hand before the game. That's all.

 

Think we'll win 1-0.

 

Where all in town is showing the game?

[360]

Jesus, have you ever seen such a football player chasing whore (Aberdeen based) like that Trina1903 on twitter.

 

It would he alright if she was actually tidy admittedly. What a huddock.

 

What a deev of a lassie.

I would.

[DregsofSociety]

Grief is a personal thing and shouldnt be forced on everyone. A small gesture from the club would do fine.

 

Confident we will win comfortably tonight.

[boboisared]

I would.

Looks like Sheeptastic already has.

[Poodler]

Grief is a personal thing and shouldnt be forced on everyone. A small gesture from the club would do fine.

 

Confident we will win comfortably tonight.

Good post, considering your name.

[DregsofSociety]

Thanks. However when I die I really hope 500 people I've never met get together and stand quietly for 1 minute before carrying on with their lives, completely forgetting I ever existed.

[Scotty_Toronto]

0-4 COYR!

[Patty]

Jesus, have you ever seen such a football player chasing whore (Aberdeen based) like that Trina1903 on twitter.

 

It would he alright if she was actually tidy admittedly. What a huddock.

 

What a deev of a lassie.

 

She wants an applause for the goalkeeper because his da died. Bit harsh on the goalie, congratulating him for outliving his da.