Match Thread Aberdeen 2 - 1 Ross County

[Durrant Dived]

8 minutes ago, Zeus said:

Don Cowie sounds like the "it's not a bonk machine" boy.

 

Who would have thought 2 people born in the same city would sound the same? 

[Zeus]

1 minute ago, Durrant Dived said:

Who would have thought 2 people born in the same city would sound the same? 

Bundle o laughs you min.

[Durrant Dived]

7 minutes ago, Zeus said:

Bundle o laughs you min.

[Schapenneuker]

5 hours ago, Sonoftherock said:

He made the difference when he came on yesterday. Hoilett seemed to be looking to come inside all the time, while Duk stretched their backline.

Hoilett was honking yesterday. Offered nothing by standing out wide on the left, drifted in and out (mostly out) of the game, and looked like he was puffing out his arse after 15 minutes. 

I hate the word 'transitions', but yesterday was a classic example of us being unable to go through the transition from defence to attack quickly, because Hoilett was a spectator and offered nothing. There was absolutely no out ball, other than a punt to Miovski. 

That last 20 minutes of the first half was absolutely brutal. 

Things got much better once Duk and Polvara came on, but I would ask why it took 65 minutes to make such obvious changes. 

 

 

[sheepcrooky]

10 hours ago, Parklife said:

Ahh. I won't be there until towards the end of the month. 

Would've bought you a Cusqueña or whatever the beers are there. 

Not booked my next trip yet. Probably back again 1st May to 18th May. You might be able to buy me a cusqueña dorada then Parky. 

[JumboJET]

18 hours ago, JumboJET said:

Ducky on for Hoilett please 

#CalledIt

Listen to Jumby, and AFC will be alright.

[McginnAgain]

2 hours ago, Schapenneuker said:

Hoilett was honking yesterday. Offered nothing by standing out wide on the left, drifted in and out (mostly out) of the game, and looked like he was puffing out his arse after 15 minutes. 

I hate the word 'transitions', but yesterday was a classic example of us being unable to go through the transition from defence to attack quickly, because Hoilett was a spectator and offered nothing. There was absolutely no out ball, other than a punt to Miovski. 

That last 20 minutes of the first half was absolutely brutal. 

Things got much better once Duk and Polvara came on, but I would ask why it took 65 minutes to make such obvious changes. 

 

 

Great through-ball for the 1st goal tbf

[Millertime]

2 hours ago, Schapenneuker said:

Hoilett was honking yesterday. Offered nothing by standing out wide on the left, drifted in and out (mostly out) of the game, and looked like he was puffing out his arse after 15 minutes. 

I hate the word 'transitions', but yesterday was a classic example of us being unable to go through the transition from defence to attack quickly, because Hoilett was a spectator and offered nothing. There was absolutely no out ball, other than a punt to Miovski. 

That last 20 minutes of the first half was absolutely brutal. 

Things got much better once Duk and Polvara came on, but I would ask why it took 65 minutes to make such obvious changes. 

 

 

Well, apart from a lovely ball through for the goal?

[shooftahmooftah]

11 hours ago, alscotoz said:

The number of the beast

That would be 666

[shooftahmooftah]

12 hours ago, HaarDon said:

Duk getting some form back?

 

Well Fuck a Duck. About fricking time. 

[jamiesd]

I was away at the weekend and missed the game, is Sportscene worth a watch?

[dave_min]

Falkirk v Montrose is alright 

[Roberto]

2 hours ago, dave_min said:

Falkirk v Montrose is alright 

Douglas Ross took a verbal bashing. Good.

[dave_min]

Just now, Roberto said:

Douglas Ross took a verbal bashing. Good.

Fine day for it

[Dandyesque]

14 hours ago, jamiesd said:

I was away at the weekend and missed the game, is Sportscene worth a watch?

Not really, apart from the relative novelty of a Dons win and a laugh at possibly the worst attempted clearance from a laughably weak attempt you're ever likely to see (put me in mind of Ray Clemence trying to keep out a Dalglish mishit).