Dons captain says watching Hampden defeat from the stands was a career low
Aberdeen captain Graeme Shinnie described watching last week’s Hampden humbling from the stands as one of the most frustrating moments of his career.
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The battle of Kingsford as stadium contracts allow work to begin
Fresh battle lines have been drawn between supporters and opponents of Aberdeen FC’s new stadium dream following the signing of an important contract to allow work to begin.
Time for Dons soul-searching
The Aberdeen players who failed to perform for Derek McInnes at Hampden on Saturday have five games left to try to change their manager’s mind about them.
Aberdeen players challenged to defy the sceptics and finish second
Boss Derek McInnes has challenged his Aberdeen players to defy the sceptics by finishing second in the Premiership.
Dons have no answer to Steelmen’s physical approach in the final analysis
Aberdeen’s moment on the big stage was flattened by an ebullient and boisterous Motherwell who bulldozed their way to the Scottish Cup final.
Dire Dons produce a Hampden horror show after 3-0 result against Motherwell
Saturday marked 115 years to the day since the birth of Aberdeen FC but the Scottish Cup semi-final against Motherwell will not go down as a highlight in the club’s history.
Aberdeen humbled in Scottish Cup semi-final as Motherwell run out 3-0 winners
Aberdeen suffered a humbling 3-0 Scottish Cup semi-final defeat as as a Curtis Main-inspired Motherwell took a step closer to the trophy.
Aberdeen humbled in Scottish Cup semi-final as Motherwell run out worthy 3-0 winners
Aberdeen suffered a humbling 3-0 defeat in the Scottish Cup semi-final as a Curtis Main-inspired Motherwell took a step closer to the trophy.
Former Aberdeen defender Ash Taylor tips Dons for Scottish Cup success and to prove Derek McInnes right
Former Aberdeen defender Ash Taylor has backed the Dons to make another Scottish Cup final – and prove manager Derek McInnes right.
Peter Pawlett treats near misses with Aberdeen as learning experiences and backs Dons to end Scottish Cup hoodoo
Missing out on big moments is something that would gnaw at most professional sportspeople but Peter Pawlett sees things in a different light.
Pawlett won’t dwell on missing out on final say
Missing out on big moments is something that would gnaw at most professional sportspeople but Peter Pawlett sees things in a different light.
Irish allies now foes on cup last-four battlefield
Niall McGinn enjoyed one of the best summers of his career alongside Stephen Robinson but any partnership goes out of the window this weekend.
Dons manager confident his players have matters well in hand
Aberdeen manager Derek McInnes believes the Dons have enough quality to cope without their suspended trio in this weekend’s Scottish Cup semi-final against Motherwell.
A question of scale and weight of expectations for the Dons
Last year’s Scottish Cup final might be tinged with disappointment for Aberdeen but, to manager Derek McInnes, it was the day that signified Aberdeen were a big club.
Dons can finally erase abject show in Gorgie
Aberdeen manager Derek McInnes has urged his players to show that Saturday’s poor performance at Hearts was a one-off by securing another Scottish Cup final appearance.
Everything just Dandy as Dons go second
Aberdeen gained an early psychological advantage of their Scottish Cup semi-final opponents Motherwell with a 2-0 win at Fir Park.
Tough at top, tougher at bottom
It’s a big night for two of my former clubs but the pressure on Ross County is far greater than it is on Aberdeen.
“I’m making up for lost time” Aberdeen goalkeeper Joe Lewis back in the team
Joe Lewis hopes he has timed his return to first team action to perfection as he chases Scottish Cup glory and second spot with Aberdeen.
McInnes’ men find an extra gear to seal victory
Aberdeen overcame a stubborn St Johnstone and the dreaded Pittodrie pitch to move level with Rangers in the Scottish Premiership on Saturday.
More revenue is goal for Wicks in a scheme endorsed by Sir Alex
Aberdeen’s new commercial director Rob Wicks is optimistic he can achieve his target of increasing the club’s revenue by more than £5million in a challenging financial market.
McLean ready to step up
Aberdeen manager Derek McInnes believes Kenny McLean is ready to take his career to new heights by establishing himself as a Scottish international mainstay of Alex McLeish’s national team.
Five years in and a whole lot still to come
Derek McInnes marks his five-year anniversary at the Dons on Friday – but the Aberdeen manager insists he is no rush to leave Pittodrie.
Dons defender once feared he wouldn’t make the cut
Scott McKenna is on the brink of a first call-up to the Scotland senior squad but it wasn’t so long ago the Aberdeen defender feared he was going to be forced to quit football and become an electrician.
Derek McInnes heaps praise on Considine
Aberdeen manager Derek McInnes has hailed the contribution of unsung hero Andy Considine, who returns to the squad for this weekend’s meeting with Partick Thistle.
Kingsford objectors vow to fight on as Scottish Government deadline approaches
A group opposing the new Dons stadium development have vowed to fight on as the deadline for the Scottish Government to object approaches.
LOOKING BACK: When the blizzards never stopped the show
As Ally Shewan strolls for his morning paper in Peterhead, braced against the lethal wintry conditions, it cannot help but remind him of times of old.
McInnes not fazed by Beast from the East
Aberdeen manager Derek McInnes does not expect the Beast from the East to hinder his side’s attempts to reach the Scottish Cup semi-finals this weekend.
Arnason plays down Dons pressure
Aberdeen defender Kari Arnason has played down the pressure facing the Dons ahead of two crucial Scottish Premiership fixtures that could shape their season.
Celtic reap benefit of Christie loan
Ryan Christie’s absence from Aberdeen’s game against Celtic on Sunday is an anomaly I believe needs to be looked at.
Aberdeen players owe their manager and their fans a heavyweight performance
The Aberdeen players owe their manager and their fans a performance when Celtic visit on Sunday.
McLean: We’ve let down the fans after our Hibs defeat
Aberdeen midfielder Kenny McLean says the Dons are determined to regain second spot after feeling they let down their travelling support against Hibernian.
The Dons are chasing the American dream
The Dons have been an immovable part of the scenery in the north-east of Scotland for well over a century.