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Pittodrie
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.
Woman arrives in Aberdeen on her 20,000-mile epic coast walk for dementia
A woman has arrived in Aberdeen as part of a record-breaking journey walking round the entire coast of the UK.
Video: Aberdeen residents have their say on plans for Saturday night matches at Pittodrie
A proposal to shift Pittodrie match times to a Saturday evening has sparked mixed feelings from Aberdeen residents.
Why the Dons want Saturday night games
Aberdeen’s upcoming Premiership clash with Hibernian could be moved to after 7pm on a Saturday night in the club’s latest experiment to engage fans.
Fire crews stood down after being called to Pittodrie
Firefighters have been stood down after being called to Aberdeen FC's Pittodrie stadium.
George’s legacy lives on 70 years after Dons debut
Tributes have flooded in for a former Aberdeen winger who left a football coaching legacy in Australia.
We want Dons fans help to make Kingsford the best it can be, says Dave Cormack
Aberdeen FC fans will be consulted in the next six months about what they want at the new Kingsford Stadium, club bosses have said.
Dons chief Dave Cormack: Why we must leave Pittodrie
New Dons chief Dave Cormack said his heart will always be at Pittodrie – but the club must move to punch above its weight.
I want fans to stand free: New Dons chairman reveals plans for Red Army revolution
He went undercover to observe stewards at the Kilmarnock game last month then spoke to their supervisers. Cormack said: "I said 'Listen guys, I'm just being constructive here, but it's unacceptable what I saw."
£5 million ploughed into Dons as Dave Cormack takes charge
New Dons chairman Dave Cormack today said he hopes the new US investment would allow the Pittodrie club to attain UEFA top 100 status.
Dave Cormack to become new Aberdeen FC chairman as major new US investors revealed
Dave Cormack is to become the new Aberdeen FC chairman after Stewart Milne stepped down from the role, it was confirmed tonight.
Ladies in Red raise £6,000 for Aberdeen charity
A ladies lunch has raised £6,000 for an Aberdeen charity.
Joe Harper: ‘Stewart Milne kept the Dons afloat and did a remarkable job at club’
Stewart Milne can step down as Aberdeen chairman with his head held high, insists club legend Joe Harper.
Residents back plans for Aberdeen’s first IMAX cinema
Proposals for Aberdeen's first ever Imax auditorium has secured backing from the local community council.
Bid to ban lorries from ‘rat run’ Aberdeen streets
A bid to ban lorries from part of Aberdeen has been set in motion amid residents’ concerns a child could be killed.
Aberdeen music event to be rearranged after ‘safety concerns’ closed it down
Organisers of a dance music event are hopeful of rearranging the gig after it was shut down mid-way over “safety concerns”.
Tears or fears in past as Jon Gallagher looks for silverware with Dons
There were fears Jon Gallagher would be added to Aberdeen’s lengthy injury list.
Considine: Dons can still thrive despite injuries
Andy Considine insists injuries will not be an excuse for Aberdeen if they fail to beat Livingston.
McInnes looking to limit future injuries
Aberdeen boss Derek McInnes confirmed he will assess training and game preparation to try to limit injuries as he has just 13 fit first-team players to face Livingston away today.