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Aberdeen fans given chance to name pitches at new training facility

By Murray Boyne
The six training pitches at Kingsford will be named after Dons hall of fame members.
The six training pitches at Kingsford will be named after Dons hall of fame members.

Aberdeen fans have been asked to name the six pitches at their new training facility at Kingsford.

The £12million training facility has been named Cormack Park in recognition of vice-chairman Dave Cormack’s financial contribution to the project.

The shortlist for the six training pitches has been made up of the 26 members of the Aberdeen hall of fame, apart from former goalkeeper Bobby Clark who has already been given the honour of having the youth academy named after him.

The 25 nominees are:  Alec Young, Alex McLeish, Ally Shewan, Arthur Graham, Chris Anderson, Dick Donald, Donald Colman, Drew Jarvie, Eoin Jess, Fred Martin, Graham Legatt, Henning Boel, Jim Bett, Jim Hermiston, Jim Leighton, Joe Harper, John Hewitt, John McMaster, Martin Buchan, Neal Cooper, Neil Simpson, Peter Weir, Stuart Kennedy, Teddy Scott and Willie Miller.

Votes can be cast online at afc.co.uk until September 1.