Scottish Cup semi-final, Hampden.
Deus in adiutorium meum intende. Domine, ad adiuvandum me festina……
This is it, the day of reckoning. I can barely stand the waiting, although the game kicks off at 12:15 - which means there's not long to go now, under two hours. Is this kick-off time fair on those fans who will travel from Aberdeen and farther north, I wonder? It seems a bit arbitrary. Then again, holding a semi-final between two east coast teams in the south side of Glasgow seems fairly arbitrary, as well. (The sooner they build a gleaming new national stadium in Perth, the better.)
The game is being shown live on BBC Scotland, the natural televisual home of Scottish football, so that’s nice, although it'll be something of a miracle if the ground is full. We'll see.
Isaac Osbourne, Peter Pawlett and Yoann Folly are out, as they always seem to be, but the side ought to remain unchanged from the one that so heroically and majestically (and arousingly) crushed Dundee Utd last week.
We remember your words to the disciples: Ask and you shall receive. Seek and you shall find. Knock and the door shall be opened. Trusting in your infinite goodness and trusting that you always keep your promise, we now ask this intention which we pray in the (lapsed) silence of our hearts…..please, please, please can you see to it that Aberdeen beat Hibs today and advance to the Scottish Cup final? Fank you, baby Jesus. Fank you, The Queen.
Prediction: Jesus 2 Hibs 0
Deus in adiutorium meum intende. Domine, ad adiuvandum me festina……
This is it, the day of reckoning. I can barely stand the waiting, although the game kicks off at 12:15 - which means there's not long to go now, under two hours. Is this kick-off time fair on those fans who will travel from Aberdeen and farther north, I wonder? It seems a bit arbitrary. Then again, holding a semi-final between two east coast teams in the south side of Glasgow seems fairly arbitrary, as well. (The sooner they build a gleaming new national stadium in Perth, the better.)
The game is being shown live on BBC Scotland, the natural televisual home of Scottish football, so that’s nice, although it'll be something of a miracle if the ground is full. We'll see.
Isaac Osbourne, Peter Pawlett and Yoann Folly are out, as they always seem to be, but the side ought to remain unchanged from the one that so heroically and majestically (and arousingly) crushed Dundee Utd last week.
We remember your words to the disciples: Ask and you shall receive. Seek and you shall find. Knock and the door shall be opened. Trusting in your infinite goodness and trusting that you always keep your promise, we now ask this intention which we pray in the (lapsed) silence of our hearts…..please, please, please can you see to it that Aberdeen beat Hibs today and advance to the Scottish Cup final? Fank you, baby Jesus. Fank you, The Queen.
Prediction: Jesus 2 Hibs 0
