This Thursday we celebrated thanksgiving here in the USA.
I was up in the mountains of Western New York with no Internet and intermittent cell phone reception.
So I had a chance to get away from it all, no constant emails, Internet articles or message board posts about how deep a crisis our beloved Aberdeen Football Club is in at the moment.
I never heard the game but reading match reports and posts from fans who braved the weather to go to the game (I salute you all) nothing has changed since our 1st emergency meeting of the board after the 9-0 drubbing against Celtic.
There have been very few positives to take from any of our recent games, although Mark Mcghee will tell you otherwise.
I worry about our next game, we play Celtic once more, the only positive is we are at home, but Pittodrie has not exactly been a fortress recently.
I don't think we will lose another 9 goals but even though Celtic have not been at there best the last few games, 4 or 5 would be no surprise.
2 times in recent weeks the home team at Pittodrie have won, unfortunately those teams were the Scotland Football and Rugby national teams.
Maybe it is time for Aberdeen F.C to give up and we can all support the egg chasers instead.
So this week I give thanks to no Internet so I could not hear the Aberdeen game this week.
Stand Free
Yes put on radio to hear the latest scores and found we were 1-0 down switched off then watching the scores come over the Telext and Man U scoing 7 I was happy our lot just lost 2.0 anymore and right at the bottom we would be.
ReplyDeleteOur lot could not fight our way out of a paper bag let alone a relegation battle.
Not looking forward to seeing the Pittodrie pitch as last year it was like a tattie park from November onwards after they played a game with a funny shaped ball called rugby.
Mind you the football is usually out of shape when we are playing as our lot cannot control the ball or pass it properly. Maybe we should use the funny egg shaped ball.
Pity the foreign referees had come over we would have been undefeated on a Saturday first for a long time.