iconAll times are GMT. The time now is 04:05. | Welcome to aberdeen-music! Please register for free in order to access all areas of the web site and to post on our forums.


» Forums » Other Forums » General Discussion » Sports » 2007/2008 season thread

Sports The forum for all sports related discussion.

Reply
 
LinkBack (6) Thread Tools
Old 24-12-2007, 01:22   #1911 (permalink)

 
Christy's Avatar

Christy is well respected with 53 reputation points.Christy is well respected with 53 reputation points.Christy is well respected with 53 reputation points.

Profile
Male
location: Aberdeen
joined: Nov 2003
posts: 499
bands: Edgar Prais
talents: Drums

Default

Quote:
Originally Posted by Alkaline View Post
Yaas, now to enter the scrabble for an away allocation ticket on the Bayern site. The joys!!!
I was sure you supported Dundee Utd and Tottenham? Did I imagine that?

Love from christy
Christy is offline   Reply With Quote
Sponsored Links
Old 24-12-2007, 01:34   #1912 (permalink)

 
Christy's Avatar

Christy is well respected with 53 reputation points.Christy is well respected with 53 reputation points.Christy is well respected with 53 reputation points.

Profile
Male
location: Aberdeen
joined: Nov 2003
posts: 499
bands: Edgar Prais
talents: Drums

Default

In other news, the Dons were substandard today. All credit to Rangers, they didn't allow us to play. Naismith was excellent, he gave Considine, Foster and Byrne (yes, JC tried three different left-backs at different stages) a torrid time.

McCulloch was well out of line going for Severin like that - good job the lino saw it, Kenny Clark had a fucking holocaust. Normally I don't go in for slagging the referee (given that I am one), but Scotland's 'best official' was miles below par.

Lee Miller, Zander and Langfield were excellent as usual. Barry Nic and Severin (before he got crocked) also looked good, but in general we were outplayed by a better team. Much as it pains me to say it, Rangers have the look of champions this season.

Love from Christy
Christy is offline   Reply With Quote
Old 24-12-2007, 09:28   #1913 (permalink)

 
idol_wild's Avatar

idol_wild is a name known to all with 156 reputation points.idol_wild is a name known to all with 156 reputation points.idol_wild is a name known to all with 156 reputation points.idol_wild is a name known to all with 156 reputation points.idol_wild is a name known to all with 156 reputation points.idol_wild is a name known to all with 156 reputation points.

Profile
Male
location: Aberdeen
joined: Aug 2003
posts: 2,248
talents: None.

Default

My opinion is that yesterday's match was a fucking terrible display of football. Rangers looked considerably more threatening than Aberdeen, and that was with a man short. The atmosphere was poor from both sets of fans - that is the quietest I have ever witnessed the Rangers end.

I disagree with you, Christy; I think the referee handled the game very well. There were moments where it could have bubbled over big style, but he was quite sensible with the adminstration of yellow cards. It was beautiful to see Chris Clark chop Hutton back though. I never ever thought I'd see Clark do something like that.

The problem with Aberdeen yesterday was that in the second half, we had to come out and play and direct the tempo of the game. We're terrible at that. We don't have the players capable of that in terms of picking out passes, finding space, making the correct decisions, and essentially, the final ball. Touzani came on and acted as a link between midfueld and defence - always dropping deep to receive the ball from the centre-backs. This would have been fine if we were 2-1 up. But we weren't. And still, every single "move" ended in an aimless punt up the park.

Aberdeen are at their best when they play a high tempo counter-attacking game. Some of Calderwood's substitutions baffled me. Usually I'm not too disappointed with a draw against Rangers, but I felt they were there for the taking. We just don't have the overall ability to take the game to stronger opponents.

Rangers, I'm sure, would have been delighted with the draw. Even though they had four very good chances in the second half. I would have given Langfield man of the match. Twice he bailed us out completely.
idol_wild is offline   Reply With Quote
Old 24-12-2007, 09:51   #1914 (permalink)

 
Jim Stax's Avatar

Jim Stax is an ambassador of goodwill with 80 reputation points.Jim Stax is an ambassador of goodwill with 80 reputation points.Jim Stax is an ambassador of goodwill with 80 reputation points.Jim Stax is an ambassador of goodwill with 80 reputation points.

Profile
joined: Aug 2003
posts: 2,698

Default

Langfield for man of the match for sure. Twice I was all but covering my eyes as Rangers went into the box and twice Langfield came away with the ball. Been great recently.

I quite enjoyed the moment when Severin was walking round Hutton in the box looking him up and down and as if he was shit on his shoe. Made me smile that did! And more of that kind of passion, maybe not action, from Clark.
__________________
"You listen to me. While I will admit to a certain cynicism, the fact is that I am a nay-sayer and hatchet man in the fight against violence. I pride myself in taking a punch and I'll gladly take another, because I choose to live my life in the company of Gandhi and King. My concerns are global. I reject absolutely revenge, aggression, and retaliation. The foundation of such a method…is love. I love you, Sheriff Truman"
Jim Stax is offline   Reply With Quote
Old 24-12-2007, 09:54   #1915 (permalink)

 
Camie's Avatar

Camie is a helpful contributor with 26 reputation points.Camie is a helpful contributor with 26 reputation points.

Profile
Male
location: Aberdeen
joined: Aug 2003
posts: 5,800
talents: Bass,Tenor Horn,Vocals

Send a message via MSN to Camie
Default

Twice? I counted 4 or 5 times that Langfield saved our skin.

I never thought i'd say it so soon but we needed Severin in the second half although he was injured hence why he came off.

Kenny Clark was absoloutely appauling. Every dead ball, Rangers were allowed to take it 5 yards forward, quickly and when Aberdeen tried to take a quick one, the ref would stop us. Really want to see the highlights of Clark's tackle and McCulloch's sending off as my eyesight is too shit to make out the other end clearly.

I kinda thought we would go into a long ball play though as it worked (for the first time ever) against Copenhagen and as always it did nothing for us.

At least we got the point and we have Gretna, Caley and Falkirk all games where we should get 9 points from.
Camie is offline   Reply With Quote
Old 24-12-2007, 09:56   #1916 (permalink)

 
Jim Stax's Avatar

Jim Stax is an ambassador of goodwill with 80 reputation points.Jim Stax is an ambassador of goodwill with 80 reputation points.Jim Stax is an ambassador of goodwill with 80 reputation points.Jim Stax is an ambassador of goodwill with 80 reputation points.

Profile
joined: Aug 2003
posts: 2,698

Default

Quote:
Originally Posted by Camie View Post
Twice? I counted 4 or 5 times that Langfield saved our skin.

I never thought i'd say it so soon but we needed Severin in the second half although he was injured hence why he came off.

Kenny Clark was absoloutely appauling. Every dead ball, Rangers were allowed to take it 5 yards forward, quickly and when Aberdeen tried to take a quick one, the ref would stop us. Really want to see the highlights of Clark's tackle and McCulloch's sending off as my eyesight is too shit to make out the other end clearly.

I kinda thought we would go into a long ball play though as it worked (for the first time ever) against Copenhagen and as always it did nothing for us.

At least we got the point and we have Gretna, Caley and Falkirk all games where we should get 9 points from.
Apologies. Must have had my eyes closed more than I thought...
__________________
"You listen to me. While I will admit to a certain cynicism, the fact is that I am a nay-sayer and hatchet man in the fight against violence. I pride myself in taking a punch and I'll gladly take another, because I choose to live my life in the company of Gandhi and King. My concerns are global. I reject absolutely revenge, aggression, and retaliation. The foundation of such a method…is love. I love you, Sheriff Truman"
Jim Stax is offline   Reply With Quote
Old 24-12-2007, 10:05   #1917 (permalink)

 
french_disko's Avatar

french_disko is an honor to be around with 137 reputation points.french_disko is an honor to be around with 137 reputation points.french_disko is an honor to be around with 137 reputation points.french_disko is an honor to be around with 137 reputation points.french_disko is an honor to be around with 137 reputation points.french_disko is an honor to be around with 137 reputation points.

Profile
location: Map Ref 41°N 93°W
joined: May 2004
posts: 3,066

Default

Nice bunch of fans, those lovel rangers supporters -

- full bottle of bud thrown into a bus shelter at the brig o'dee while half a dozen (inc myself) were standing in it.

- coin missing me by inches at half time, chuck from the away end.

seriously, get a fucking grip.
french_disko is offline   Reply With Quote
Old 24-12-2007, 11:04   #1918 (permalink)

 
idol_wild's Avatar

idol_wild is a name known to all with 156 reputation points.idol_wild is a name known to all with 156 reputation points.idol_wild is a name known to all with 156 reputation points.idol_wild is a name known to all with 156 reputation points.idol_wild is a name known to all with 156 reputation points.idol_wild is a name known to all with 156 reputation points.

Profile
Male
location: Aberdeen
joined: Aug 2003
posts: 2,248
talents: None.

Default

Quote:
Originally Posted by Camie View Post
At least we got the point and we have Gretna, Caley and Falkirk all games where we should get 9 points from.
If we get five points, I'll probably be happy. We have no right to assume we should beat Caley and Falkirk. Falkirk outplayed us every time we played them last season.

Caley are resurgent and, in certain positions, have better players than us.

Furthermore, if we show the same level of desire against Gretna as we did against Rangers yesterday, we probably won't win.

We have St. Mirren at Love Street coming up too, and our record there in recent years is atrocious.

We have a key two weeks coming up, I think. It could make or break our top four ambitions.
idol_wild is offline   Reply With Quote
Old 24-12-2007, 11:55   #1919 (permalink)

 
Brymon's Avatar

Brymon is an unknown quantity at this point with 7 reputation points.

Profile
Male
location: Aberdeen
joined: May 2005
posts: 876
bands: Statue of Misery, Devil and the Angel
talents: Bass, and others!

Send a message via MSN to Brymon
Default

We got a win against Copenhagen a draw against the Huns so im quite happy, although at half time yesterday, i fully expected us to go and get the win! But Rangers played well a man down, so i think a draw was a fair result!

I think we should get a decent few points over our next few games, we have to to get ourselves back up for Europe!!

Anyway im still a happy Dons supporter and i cant wait till Gretna!
Brymon is offline   Reply With Quote
Old 24-12-2007, 18:20   #1920 (permalink)

 
Mr.Mike's Avatar

Mr.Mike is on a distinguished road with 10 reputation points.

Profile
Male
location: glasgow
joined: Aug 2003
posts: 262
talents: guitar

Default

Quote:
Originally Posted by french_disko View Post
Nice bunch of fans, those lovel rangers supporters -

- full bottle of bud thrown into a bus shelter at the brig o'dee while half a dozen (inc myself) were standing in it.

- coin missing me by inches at half time, chuck from the away end.

seriously, get a fucking grip.

that is poor behaviour but at the end of the day we're talking about a bunch of fucking hun minks. That lot can barely spell class, let alone display it.

At least you dont have to live in a city full of the scummy wee fucks...

and am I the only person who noticed fergus-hun grabbing someone by the throat? I only saw the highlights so I dunno if he was provoked but surely that's a post game ban even if the ref never saw it at the time?
Mr.Mike is offline   Reply With Quote
Reply

Bookmarks

Thread Tools

Posting Rules
You may not post new threads
You may not post replies
You may not post attachments
You may not edit your posts

BB code is On
Smilies are On
[IMG] code is On
HTML code is Off
Trackbacks are On
Pingbacks are On
Refbacks are On
Forum Jump

LinkBacks (?)
LinkBack to this Thread: http://www.aberdeen-music.com/forums/sports/43485-2007-2008-season-thread.html
Posted By For Type Date
Aberdeen FC forum from footymad.net This thread Refback 20-03-2008 17:36
Aberdeen FC forum from footymad.net This thread Refback 20-03-2008 17:33
Aberdeen FC forum from footymad.net This thread Refback 20-03-2008 17:33
Web Mania This thread Refback 24-01-2008 20:22
The Tears of Trezeguet on Vimeo This thread Refback 27-12-2007 01:18
This Is The One on Vimeo This thread Refback 10-11-2007 20:07

Similar Threads
Thread Thread Starter Forum Replies Last Post
2006/2007 season thread Jake Wifebeater Sports 956 18-06-2007 00:54
24 - Season 6 Thread Tubthumper Movies & TV 11 17-01-2007 11:47
24 Season 5 Thread Tubthumper General Discussion 21 04-07-2006 03:04
Does the 'Lost Season 2' Thread contain spoilers? Afro Droid General Discussion 8 16-01-2006 20:36
Great start to Desperate Housewives Season 2 rufus13th General Discussion 0 13-11-2005 21:21