Aberdeen v Inverness CT

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Psychosomatic

Psychosomatic

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No doubt we'll lose.

Just time for a guess (I had no idea there was a match this evening):

Attendance prediction:12,304

If it's not been left too late, feel free to leave your own prediction. I'll get back to sorting out the league placings this weekend (at the latest).
 
Looking like Motherwell could go top after tonight, leading Dundee United 2 - 0 after 10 minutes.

COYR
 
Aberdeen are to have millions of pounds of club debt converted into 'preference shares' which may help new stadium plans.

Nearly £6m in loans owed to two major shareholders by Aberdeen Football Club will be converted.

The £3.7m due to chairman Stewart Milne and £2.25m owed to Aberdeen Asset Management will be turned into shares, cutting Dons' debt to £10.82m.

Some of the £5.75m is to be invested in development costs of a new stadium.

"Over the past few years the major shareholders have invested substantially in the club with interest free loans now standing at £5.75m in aggregate," said chief executive Duncan Fraser in a statement on the club's website.

"Part of this amount has been used to finance the development costs of the new stadium and part to provide finance for the business.

"The major shareholders now wish to make this investment in the business permanent and to this end, and subject to shareholder approval, it is proposed to convert the loans over time into a new class of 'preference shares'."

The agreement will be subject to approval from shareholders at the club's Annual General Meeting next month.

Still over 10 mill of debt, but more manageable.
Great gesture from the chairman, but he's still a cu*t
 
Psychosomatic said:
No doubt we'll lose.

Just time for a guess (I had no idea there was a match this evening):

Attendance prediction:12,304

If it's not been left too late, feel free to leave your own prediction. I'll get back to sorting out the league placings this weekend (at the latest).
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As the rambling mod of the AFC site, this is no statement to make.:mad:
 
61:47 Johnny Hayes has an effort at goal from outside the penalty box missing to the wide right of the target.
63:24 Shot from just outside the area by Rory Fallon goes over the bar
65:43 Josh Magennis takes a shot. Save made by Antonio Reguero
Aberdeen seem to be having one of their better games but as usual struggle to finish, not heard much of Niall McGinn today.
 
Fuxsake nip out for a pint of milk (And a few coronas), then we're beat 3-2 typical Aberdeen style.
Bottle it in important games.

I BLAME PSYCHO :mad:.
 
johnny rep said:
Aberdeen are to have millions of pounds of club debt converted into 'preference shares' which may help new stadium plans.

Nearly £6m in loans owed to two major shareholders by Aberdeen Football Club will be converted.

The £3.7m due to chairman Stewart Milne and £2.25m owed to Aberdeen Asset Management will be turned into shares, cutting Dons' debt to £10.82m.

Some of the £5.75m is to be invested in development costs of a new stadium.

"Over the past few years the major shareholders have invested substantially in the club with interest free loans now standing at £5.75m in aggregate," said chief executive Duncan Fraser in a statement on the club's website.

"Part of this amount has been used to finance the development costs of the new stadium and part to provide finance for the business.

"The major shareholders now wish to make this investment in the business permanent and to this end, and subject to shareholder approval, it is proposed to convert the loans over time into a new class of 'preference shares'."

The agreement will be subject to approval from shareholders at the club's Annual General Meeting next month.

Still over 10 mill of debt, but more manageable.
Great gesture from the chairman, but he's still a cu*t
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I saw that somewhere. I'm still not sure what it all means, although I feel happy enough to go along with your conclusions, most especially your last line, even if I start to slightly forget why it is that I dislike and distrust Milne so much. On the plus side, he's got lovely, sad, expressive eyes. <ok>

johnny rep said:
As the rambling mod of the AFC site, this is no statement to make.:mad:
Click to expand...

Shut it, you.


Attendance Prediction league following the Aberdeen v Inverness match (no change):

1) Eric Cartman...................78
2) Johnny Rep...................277
3) Surreal Dance...............383
4) Psychosomatic...............424
5) Pud………………………………...505
6) MD 20/20......................571
7) Sunlini…………………………....618
8) Bhoy From Brum…………....800
9) MalteseMick...................854
10) Fabulous Fabio..............968
11) Tina...........................3456
12) Edge…………………………....3525


That sounded like some game, J-Rep. A real soul-crusher. I think the "bottling it" charge may stick. It seems justifiable. Why are we such scaredy-cat pricks? Baffling.

(Well done, Stereo, for getting your prediction in. Hardcore. Good man.)
 
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