Aberdeen councillor blames Covid-19 for causing ‘weird behaviour’ after woman sneaks into Pittodrie for x-rated photoshoot
An Aberdeen councillor has been left reeling after a woman sneaked into the home of the Dons for an explicit photoshoot.
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The World Cup date which completed Aberdeen legend Jim Leighton’s road to redemption
Jim Leighton can remember the struggle he faced after being discarded from the first team at Manchester United 30 years ago.
Frank Gilfeather: The Beeb’s obsession with young audience that really isn’t there
SUE Barker has confessed she had to be crow-barred out of the presenter’s seat of A Question of Sport and admitted she would not have gone voluntarily.
Readers’ Letters: Oh for good old days of football
When I was a young man in the 1960s I vividly remember the arguments I had with my father regarding football.
Suburban memories of life in the Granite City
Aberdeen's communities have seen some memorable moments over the years, from dramatic fires to visiting famous faces and sporting achievements.
Dons fans set to return to Pittodrie this weekend
Aberdeen and Ross County have been given the go ahead to allow 300 fans into their respective stadiums on Saturday.
EYEWITNESS: Aberdeen’s 3-0 win at Parkhead put a cork in Champagne Charlie’s Celtic return
It was the Dandy Dons rout 30 years ago which put a cork in Champagne Charlie’s triumphant return to Parkhead.
Gallery: Buildings across Aberdeen light up red in support of struggling events sector
Buildings across Aberdeen lit up red to raise awareness of pressures the live events and entertainment sector is facing.
Scottish Government condemns Aberdeen players for breaching coronavirus rules
Aberdeen football players have been condemned by the Scottish Government for allegedly breaching coronavirus rules and putting the return of professional football “at risk”.
Sean Wallace: Only a few journalists and swooping seagulls – but good to be back at Pittodrie
After five months of uncertainty, chaos, legal battles, votes, arbitration cases and rejected reconstruction football is finally, thankfully, back.
Aberdeen boss Derek McInnes blames lacklustre pressing from attackers for Rangers’ opener
Aberdeen boss Derek McInnes has refused to lay the blame for Rangers' Pittodrie winner on centre-backs Scott McKenna and Ash Taylor.
Rangers will ‘fight to the end’ to keep Europa League bid alive – Steven Gerrard
Steven Gerrard has vowed Rangers will battle to the end as they look to salvage their Europa League campaign in Germany on Thursday.
Football fans could return to Scottish stadiums in September after latest update from First Minister Nicola Sturgeon
Football fans could be allowed to return to stadiums on September 14 after the latest briefing by First Minister Nicola Sturgeon.
Aberdeen boss Derek McInnes on Premiership opener: ‘We’ve got to be sure we always know who we’re playing for’
The Dons may be starting the season behind closed doors – but boss Derek McInnes is still determined to deliver for the Red Army.
Former Aberdeen and Dundee United player Mark Perry delighted by return of New Firm derby
As someone who starred for both sides, Mark Perry is relishing the return of the New Firm derby.
Aberdeen assistant Tony Docherty says Aberdeen must create their own atmosphere against Rangers
Assistant manager Tony Docherty insists it is up to the Dons to generate their own atmosphere without a raucous Red Army to roar them on against Rangers.
EYEWITNESS: Fans remember when Champagne Charlie put plenty of fizz into the Dons
The bubbly might have gone a bit flat for Aberdeen fans after the departure of Sir Alex Ferguson to Manchester United in 1986.
Aberdeen charity encourages people to take part in virtual fitness challenge
A charity is calling on people in the north-east to take part in a virtual fitness fundraiser.
Suburban memories of life in the Granite City
Join us on journey back through the years in the Granite City's many communities and suburbs... from royalty to Radio One DJs.
Children under-12 could be the first Aberdeen fans to return to Pittodrie
Children under the age of 12 could be the first Aberdeen fans to return to Pittodrie when the Scottish Premiership resumes.
Aberdeen to meet Rangers on opening day of 2020-21 Scottish Premiership season
Aberdeen will begin the new Premiership campaign at home to Rangers at 5.30pm on Saturday August 1.
Aberdeen duo Scott McKenna and Scott Wright flying through training after returning from injury
Aberdeen boss Derek McInnes has confirmed Scott McKenna and Scott Wright are flying through their comeback to training.
Aberdeen FC celebrates a foot in the past with prized cache of memorabilia
He is part of the long history of Aberdeen FC and his career dates back to the formation of the club at the start of the 20th century.
Recalling when Liverpool FC played their first match in Aberdeen – for the princely sum of £25
Football is a multi-billion-pound industry these days and the English Premier League is one of the richest leagues in the world.
Aberdeen chairman Dave Cormack’s warning on supporter access to Pittodrie
Aberdeen chairman Dave Cormack fears not all season ticket holders may initially get access to Pittodrie when crowds are phased back.
Readers’ Letters: League reform seems unjust
As a Fifer who was in the away end at Pittodrie when East Fife FC were in the headline in the Evening Express “Heroes of Pittodrie”, after knocking Aberdeen FC out of the League Cup which led to many positive changes at the club, I wonder if Andrew Lamb could clarify which clubs he believes should be culled, in his opinion?
Gone but never forgotten: Tattie went from cleaning Fergie’s toilet to being flushed with success
Few British football teams have made such an enduring impression on the international stage as the Aberdeen side which won the European Cup Winners' Cup on a rainy night in Gothenburg in 1983.
The Aberdeen player who stopped Pittodrie burning down in 1965 – ‘One of the directors told me off for being out late at night’
Former Dons defender Jim Kirkland today revealed how he saved Pittodrie from burning down – only to be told off for being out too late.
Aberdeen FC making crisis easier to bear by handing out Teddies to mark anniversary
More than 100 teddy bears have been handed out by Aberdeen Football Club to mark its 117th anniversary.
Aberdeen youngsters urged to adopt AberDNA scheme
Youngsters will get two free match tickets for next season and as part of the experience, they will be invited to Pittodrie to officially “sign their contract” and be unveiled as AFC’s latest signing.