Aberdeen’s running man May: ‘The goals will come, I just need a bit of luck to go my way’
A deserved standing ovation from the Dons fans in the 1-0 defeat of Hibs was confirmation Stevie May is finding his form.
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Aberdeen boss McInnes calls for more Friday night Premiership games
Dons boss Derek McInnes believes there should be more Friday night football in the Scottish Premiership.
Aberdeen’s McLennan: I’m glad about Brechin into Dons first team
Connor McLennan believes the time has come to try to establish himself in the Aberdeen first team.
Aberdeen boss McInnes calls for ‘severe penalties’ for misbehaving Premiership fans after Lennon and Morelos incidents
Dons boss Derek McInnes believes the culprits behind the shameful scenes that marred the Edinburgh derby at Tynecastle should receive “severe penalties”.
Aberdeen chiefs had red faces for Betfred Cup semi, but there’ll be no Reds spaces for final
Aberdeen chiefs are confident the Red Army will snap up all 20,000 tickets for the Betfred Cup final.
Bruce Anderson: ‘When I get the chance for Aberdeen I need to score as many goals as I can’
Rising striker Bruce Anderson hopes two game-changing goals from the bench can finally secure a first Aberdeen start.
Willie Miller: Strict liability will stop fans misbehaving
Strict Liability has to be introduced to Scottish football after the shameful scenes at Tynecastle in the Hearts-Hibs derby.
Neil Lennon is subjected to sectarian abuse every day, says his agent
Neil Lennon is subjected to sectarian abuse every day in Scotland because he’s an Irish Catholic who played for Celtic, his agent has claimed.
Hearts and Hibernian condemn violent scenes at Tynecastle
Hearts and Hibernian united to condemn violent scenes at the Edinburgh derby as it emerged both assistant referees were hit by missiles along with Neil Lennon.
Hearts and Hibs join to condemn derby trouble
Hearts and Hibernian have come together to condemn trouble at the Edinburgh derby which saw Neil Lennon struck by a coin, a player attacked by a fan and two assistant referees assaulted.
Edinburgh derby troublemakers branded ‘losers’ as one arrest made
Troublemakers at the Edinburgh derby have been described as “losers”, as one man has been arrested in connection with an assault on a linesman.
Verbal abuse, punches and coins – Neil Lennon’s bust-ups at Tynecastle
Neil Lennon was at the centre of more touchline controversy on Wednesday night after he was struck in the face by a coin thrown from the crowd during the Edinburgh derby.
Arrest made as Edinburgh clubs vow to remedy crowd trouble
Police have made an arrest over an alleged assault on an assistant referee at Wednesday’s Edinburgh derby, which also saw Hibernian head coach Neil Lennon and Hearts goalkeeper Zdenek Zlamal floored by attacks.
Police investigating after Neil Lennon hit by coin during match
Police are investigating after Hibernian head coach Neil Lennon was hit by a coin thrown from the crowd during the Edinburgh derby.
Alex McLeish insists there is nothing sinister in Tom Cairney’s absence from Scotland squad
Scotland manager Alex McLeish insists there is “nothing sinister” in Tom Cairney’s absence from his latest squad.
Willie Miller: Aberdeen must build win in League Cup tie with Hibs
Tomorrow’s League Cup quarter-final against Hibs gives Aberdeen a great chance to build on the win over Motherwell.
Scotland Under-21 striker Shaw hopes officials keep their eye on the ball
Oli Shaw hopes the match officials will be on the ball when Scotland Under-21’s clash with Andorra as he returns to Tynecastle for the first time since his Gorgie ‘ghost goal’.
Any new Celtic bid for McKenna a waste of time – Aberdeen boss McInnes
Dons boss Derek McInnes today warned Celtic will be wasting their time launching another move for Scott McKenna.
Aberdeen boss McInnes says AberDNA helped get Wilson and offers signings update
Dons boss Derek McInnes has thanked the Red Army for their part in signing Manchester United striker James Wilson.
Aberdeen’s Joe Lewis: We need to make sure we are getting stronger and better
Dons keeper Joe Lewis believes a failure to move forward and retain momentum brings stagnation and ultimately regression.
Aberdeen target McGeouch completes Sunderland move
Aberdeen target Dylan McGeouch has completed his move to English League One Sunderland, who announced the deal on their website.
‘I loved my team … I absolutely loved my team’ says delighted Dons boss McInnes
Boss Derek McInnes today claimed finishing second in the Premiership has shut up Rangers and Hibs who both claimed they were better than Aberdeen.
GMS on his surprise appearance v Rangers: ‘I woke up feeling good, or better, but I was dying to play’
Winger Gary Mackay-Steven will play through the pain if it helps Aberdeen win the race to be Scotland’s best-of-the-rest side.
ANALYSIS: Everything still in Dons’ hands … but the size of the task has suddenly become monumental
Aberdeen's bid for a runners-up finish will now go right to the wire with a nerve-wracking last-day finale.
McInnes: ‘A lot gets said about teams round about us but we don’t seem to be getting recognition’
Aberdeen boss Derek McInnes today insisted his side have not been given the recognition they deserve this season for pushing for a Premiership runners-up finish.
Aberdeen winger McGinn: Finishing in second would help to shut up some of our critics
Dons winger Niall McGinn aims to finish second in the Premiership to shut up all the talk about Rangers.
McInnes: Aberdeen will deal with contracts once Premiership second is secure
Aberdeen boss Derek McInnes is totally focused on the remaining three games in the fight to finish Premiership runners-up.
Loanee Ball has turned corner in spell at Pittodrie after pain of Reds’ Hampden cup nightmare
Aberdeen’s utility man Dominic Ball is focused on playing as much as he can to help the Dons’ charge for second place.
Hitman Adam hoping to get chance to add to European goal tally with Aberdeen
Adam Rooney is determined to help the Dons make it into Europe again so he can add to his fine scoring record in continental competition.
My Dons can outstrip anyone in race to earn Premiership second says McInnes
Boss Derek McInnes today warned their Premiership rivals the Dons can beat anyone in the scrap to finish runners-up.