A weekly(ish) take on the Dons’ universe. Discussion, reaction and the occasional interview with former players. Surprisingly good guests.
A bumper close-season special featuring sage, pro-bono advice from Simon Catto, and nuggets of retweetable but disposable wisdom from the Twitter-famous Martyn Clunes; The best, and worst, signings of the Derek McInnes years ranked.
Laugh, cry and think 'who the hell was that guy' as we run down the best and worst of the players coming through Pittodrie's revolving door in the last six years.
The last rites on season 2018-19 administered along with guest John Sinclair as the Dons picked up a typical yet pyrrhic three points at Easter Road.
Ruminations on the season just gone, and how we're looking going into 2019-20.
We ain't got no alibi.
Right, let's get it over with. A review of another bruising day at Hampden with Christy Keenan joining us to try and make the bad thoughts go away.
Going the full 90 minutes this week as build up to a pivotal afternoon at Hampden.
Derek Rae and Thom Watt are with us to look back on the last burst of SPFL action before the split, discuss Derek's Bundesliga 2 experiences in Aberdeen's twin city of Regensburg and, of course, preview the Semi-Final against Celtic.
We also have a blether with Graham Hunter as he holds court on the evolution of this Dons team this season, and the blueprint on where he'd like the club to go in the future.
Aberdeen win at Ibrox yet a-bloody-gain, God how boring.
Martyn and Richard discuss the Scottish Cup Quarter-Final win in Glasgow.
We review a tepid affair at Parkhead, and preview an evening that promises to be altogether spicier at Ibrox in the company of freelance journalist Ben Palmer.
How long to the end of the week?
Martin Ingram of esteemed organ The Red Final is with us to cover record away runs, dismal home runs, the latest movement on the stadium/training ground front and the small matter of a Scottish Cup Quarter-Final versus Scotland's newest senior club.
With Michael Grant we cover more dropped Pittodrie points, a new deal for Lewis Ferguson and whether it's time for the club to move on from players who probably won't be here next season.
Then, in the first of an irregular series, we look back at a memorable season - 1994-95 - where it wasn't silverware being celebrated come May, but league survival.
After a Scottish Cup weekend that threatened to get very messy, but saw the Dons emerge into the Quarter Finals, we're joined by Shona Duthie and Cameron Hobbs to praise McGinn, question GMS, and admire that Stephen Dobbie goal (but only from the safety of a 4-1 win). With a line-up of American Football aficionados, we also asked 'Which NFL team are the Dons?'
We dissect Wednesday night's Pittodrie defeat in the company of Martin Stone & JJ Bull.
