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They were in good voice and fair play, but there was a definite bit about up the RA. I'll never understand that as the majority of the GB are too young to have known anything of it. Also top points to the members who gave my 10 y/o daughter that finger when she gave them a thumbs down. She doesn't understand. She just thought you were an opposing team. That drum can get in the sea. Well done to to Celtic, you beat us fair and square.

Thought things were tailing off a bit in South Aberdeenshire but it's fairly ramping up again

Pass. As I said I didn't see it happening.

No, I didn't see the alleged incident but was made aware of it as I was in hospo after the game.

I've been aware of it since Saturday, but didn't comment on it until I saw it was in the press.

How am I being silly? The police are taking it seriously enough to investigate.

https://www.thescottishsun.co.uk/sport/football/8048560/aberdeen-funso-ojo-probed-attack-fan-tannadice-red-card/?utm_medium=Social&utm_campaign=scottishsuntwitter&utm_source=Twitter&s=09#Echobox=1637704805-1 Apologies for a link to the Sun.

Prepared to stand corrected, but not what I heard.

Nothing much about Ojo (allegedly) lifting his hands to a United fan on here.

Goals win games chief.

Having shared a train home with your fans, they disagreed with your POV. One goal was going to win that game and it just happened to be United who scored it.

The United fan should never have reacted to Ojo like that and I'm pretty confident he will be identified and punished accordingly. Having seen the replays Butcher deserved to be sent off, which I didn't think at the time. I was sitting behind the dugout and Stephen Glass was in the fourth officials ear complaining from the start of the game and Scott Brown was being Scott Brown and at the ref all the time. No surprise to see Glass punted to the stand at half time, especially after his on pitch antics at the whistle.. As a United fan, I think it was a fair result and the Aberdeen fans on the train home seemed to agree.

Yas

I see Ross County have released another statement claiming no racist language was used towards Jeando. Surely if the submission was made to the SFA/SPFL by United, any statement should have come from one of those parties rather than Ross County?

It is, actually. Locally often shortened to "Freek".

I find it interesting also. My relative was found guilty of murder before being pardoned due to new evidence coming to light some time down the road. Wonder what @oaksoft would consider a reasonable time to keep said person alive for before the justice system did it's thing.

It's possible to have empathy for both mate.

Most folk at some point in their life have broken a law, either knowingly or not. Can you say with 100% certainty that you haven't, or was it just a case that you weren't caught at the particular time and thus avoided a conviction?

Nah, still open. They built a new kids play area which is alright and keeps pretty busy.

Striker incoming? Maxime Biamou, ex Coventry according to Twitter.

Echoing what other have said, Tam Courts went right up in my estimations today. I've been pleasantly surprised at the football but today showed a bit more of his character in standing up for his player.

Aye, Chequers was where Tonic is now on the Nethergate.

Frothing at the mouth? I didn't even know there was a song about Charlie Adam's sister until I heard him mention it on the radio, and I've always thought the James McP chant was distasteful.

No, I think showing respect for his family is a good thing. Is that bad given they will be in attendance. I'd call it human decency?