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Aberdeen F.C.Newest Review: ... be unrealistic for any Scottish club and at that time, they looked set to become the biggest power in Scottish football, bigger than both halves of the Old Firm, Rangers and Celtic. But as the nineties approached, things began to go pear-shaped for Aberdeen. Graeme Souness' Rangers revolution saw the Ibrox side begin to dominate Scottish Football and they pipped the Dons at the death for ... more |
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by - written on 08.08.01
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What's happened to Aberdeen? The once mighty Scottish club have fallen to new depths over the past couple of years as Danish manager Ebbe Skovdal battles to turn things around at the Pittodrie club. But despite plans to move to a new 30,000 seater stadium, it could be too late for the Dons as the European glory days under Alex Ferguson are now long gone. Aberdeen shot to noteriety in the eighties under the guidance of Ferguson with players like Steve Archibald, Willie Miller and Alex McLeish. Their exploits in Europe would today be unrealistic for any Scottish club and at that time, they looked set to become the biggest power in Scottish football, bigger ...
by DonsSupporter - written on 18.01.01 (11 readings)
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Aberdeen are currently sitting 10th in the Scottish premier, we have been knocked out of Europe and also the third round of the League cup, but yet, i'm still very optimistic, and so should every other Aberdeen supporter!! Why? Well, we have a manager with a very good reputation, Ebbe Skovdahls achievements with Brondby shows what a quality manager he really is - his signings have been amazing, from the very talented Morrocans, Zerouali and Belabed, to the vastly experienced norwegians, Solberg and Stavrum!! Ebbes tactical skills have been doubtful, his 4-3-3 formation was critized by both, local and national newspapers - but there is no doubt ...
by - written on 07.12.00
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There has been a lot of speculation about Ebbe Skovdahl recently, concerning whether he should stay or go. In my opinion he has to stay! 16 months is nowhere near long enough to turn the club`s fortunes around. There has been a steady if not spectacular improvement in the side`s performances since he arrived from Brondby. He has got rid of a lot of dead wood (e.g. Gary Smith, Illian Kiriakov) and brought in some useful recruits (eg. Arild Stavrum, Thomas Solberg). He has this season taken through a lot of youngsters (eg. Darren Mackie, Kevin McNaughton) who will, in my opinion, be future Scotland players. He has had very little cash from the board and freely ...
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