Livingston, now 14 games unbeaten under an unlikely hero, showed just why they are the talk of football as manager David Martindale’s now admits European football is in their sights.
IF Derek McInnes ever needed to convince Scottish football that his Aberdeen squad is capable of delivering one of the game’s glittering prizes this season, he need turn only to Ryan Edmondson for approval.
HibERNIAN paid the price as the personal midfield feud between Steven Whittaker and Aberdeen’s star man Lewis Ferguson hit the visitors hard and left them struggling with 10 men for 35 second-half minutes as the Dons swept to victory.
Joe Lewis keeps all his football memorabilia out of view in a box in his Aberdeen home.
DON COWIE'S eye for a killer pass helped Ross County spring a surprise against Aberdeen, but the experienced midfielder insists the importance of the win centres on Premiership survival.
DEREK McINNES sent for the cavalry but they left booing and jeering and the battle between Aberdeen and Kilmarnock will have to be repeated after the Dons fans endured their fifth successive game without their team finding the net.
Joe Lewis admits Aberdeen’s confidence is at rock bottom as they bid to rediscover the form needed to continue their run in the William Hill Scottish Cup.
When Stewart Milne steps down as Aberdeen chairman at the club’s agm in mid-December, there will be a sense of contentment over the best decision he made in 21 years at the helm – the appointment of Derek McInnes as manager.
Had this been an accident, a police officer would have instructed Aberdeen supporters to “move along now; nothing to see here”.
