boaby
Posts: 2788
Joined: 29/12/2006 From: Aberdeenshire
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hmmm, never noticed this thread: I'm boaby. Duncan in the real world. I'm a Scotland and Dons fan. (Used to support Arsenal too, then realised I only really supported Denis Bergkamp - I was only a kid, I knew no better) I was born in the 'deen, have lived in Edinburgh and Prague, now in the 'shire. have been a Scotland fan and a Don since I knew what football was, roughly 24 years now. sigh. I have a soft spot for Barca (Cryuff, Maradona, Catalans, the Camp Nou, Steve Archibald and the strip among other reasons), Slavia Prague (cos I lived within spitting distance of their ground for a year) and Marseille (the first non-Dons/Scots strip I had) I love Dons legends, Scots hall of famers, the World Cup, wingers, proper midfielders. I hate the Old Firm, divers, defensive midfielders, attacking midfielders, one-footed players, devalued European trophies, injuries in international week and Alex fucking Miller. For starters. The best games I've been to did not involve Aberdeen winning. Dons vs Torino, early 90s. Italian fans had flares and the atmosphere was like nothing little 12 year old me had ever seen, then Rico lashed one into the top corner from 20 yards and Pittodrie went gloriously mental. It was the best goal I've ever seen. The other match was Dons 2-2 Bayern. I thought we'd get ruined, our league form was woeful. It was like a dream. Could this mob of players led by that clown of a manager really be playing like this? I was beginning to think I never see the like again. A truly joyous occasion. I appreciate good players and good football. I'm a sport junky. I like Rugby League, (Union only if good teams or Scotland are playing) Boxing, Baseball, Basketball, American Football (or soccer, as I like to call it), the Olympics, Tennis, Shinty, Hurling, Gaelic Football, Cricket and others besides.
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"Aberdonians, and with some degree of purpose and right on their side, have absolute contempt for Glasgow. There is a side of Aberdonians who, let's be absolutely honest about this, feel so superior to Glasgow that you can measure it by the yard."
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