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We have officially crossed into March, which means the gloves are off and the business end of the Scottish Premiership season is well and truly upon us.Coming up on today's episode, we are unpacking a highly frustrating week on the road for Aberdeen. We cover:A gritty, goalless draw on a winter-battered pitch at Tannadice against Dundee United, including that Kevin Nisbet miss.A tough afternoon in the capital that saw the Dons fall 1-0 to Hearts at Tynecastle, leaving top-six dreams hanging by a thread.The appointment of Ian Burchnall as the new First Team Coach to support Peter Leven.A massive new ticketing and fan experience partnership with American tech company 'Jump'.The launch of the 2026/27 season tickets and the impending departure of 19-year-old striker Alfie Bavidge.Plus, we dip into the DonsTalk forum to hear exactly what you have to say about the current state of play.

Welcome back to the AFC DONScast! It was a rollercoaster week under the lights at Pittodrie. We review the Dons' fiery 2-0 Scottish Cup victory against Motherwell, keeping our trophy defense alive with incredible goals from Kevin Nisbet and Graeme Shinnie.The joy was short-lived, however, as we break down a heartbreaking 3-2 home defeat to Dundee in the league. Ten-man Aberdeen fought hard, but it marked our first home league loss to Dundee in over twenty years.Plus, we’ve got all the latest news from around the club:Manager Search Update: 49 days in, Chairman Dave Cormack provides a statement on the recruitment process, while Tony Docherty joins Peter Leven on the interim staff.Contract Talk: Dons legend Joe Harper demands a new deal for skipper Graeme Shinnie.SFA Investigation: Livingston's Jeremy Bokila speaks to SFA lawyers following alleged racist abuse.Women's & Youth Teams: A look at the AFC Women’s trip to the Royal Aberdeen Children’s Hospital, Katie Cox's call-up to the England U

After a "total washout" over the past couple of weeks in the North East, the AFC DONScast returns to make sense of a chaotic few weeks. The headline news? A very familiar face is back in the building. We discuss the return of Tony Docherty to the dugout as he joins Peter Leven’s interim management team for the remainder of the season.On this week’s episode:Match Report: We break down the 2-0 defeat to Motherwell—a vastly improved display marred by controversy, a cruel own goal, and "same old luck".Manager Search: The latest reports linking Norwegian coach Eirik Horneland to the job—and why we might have to wait until summer.Injury Room: An update on Mats Knoester following his injury at Rugby Park, and why Peter Leven is speaking Russian to Kristers Tobers.Fixture Chaos: New dates for the Celtic, Motherwell, and Dundee United clashes.Plus, we pay tribute to former Don Fraser Fyvie as he announces his retirement.

It’s been a total washout at Pittodrie with the weather playing havoc with the fixture list, but the news from the boardroom hasn’t stopped raining down.On this week’s shorter edition of the AFC DONScast, Graeme breaks down the headlines as the Dons endure a rare weekend off. We discuss the heating up of the manager search, with Sporting Director Lutz Pfannenstiel reportedly zeroing in on Norwegian coach Eirik Horneland.Plus, we cover a busy week in the transfer market:Arrivals: The lowdown on German midfielder Dennis Geiger and defender Tom McIntyre.Departures: Emotional farewells to cup-winner Leighton Clarkson, plus updates on Adil Aouchiche and Peter Ambrose.We also pay tribute to Dons legend Tommy McMillan, check in on the loan report with Alfie Stewart, and look ahead to a chilly trip to Tannadice.Listen now for your weekly dose of all things Aberdeen FC.

This week on the AFC DONScast, we dissect a tough week for the Red Army following a crushing 3-0 defeat at Rugby Park. We break down the defensive fragility, Graeme Shinnie’s red card, and the fallout from a performance interim boss Peter Leven called "shambolic."Off the pitch, the transfer window remains hot. We discuss the confirmed arrival of Nigerian midfielder Afeez Aremu and the emotional farewell of fan-favourite Dante Polvara. Plus, is Adil Aouchiche heading for the exit door to Germany?Elsewhere, we cover the AFC Women’s dramatic 2-2 draw with Hamilton Accies, the return of Brodie Greenwood, and all the latest ticket news ahead of a massive double-header against Celtic and Motherwell.In this episode:Match Review: Kilmarnock 3-0 Aberdeen (Shinnie Sent Off).Transfer Centre: Aremu signs, Polvara departs, Aouchiche rumours.AFC Women: A frantic draw at New Douglas Park & new signings.Club News: Ticketing Hub changes & Post-split fixture dates.Listen now and Stand Free!

6-2 Chaos: Red Cards, Comebacks & The Transfer FlurryIt has been a manic week at Pittodrie! On this week’s AFC DONScast, Graeme breaks down a breathless afternoon where Aberdeen hammered Livingston 6-2. We dissect the "pure chaos" that included a VAR meltdown, a touchline stramash, and three red cards—including one for Livi boss David Martindale.We also cover the serious post-match fallout regarding allegations of racist language, the club’s statement, and the reaction from the DonsTalk forum.Plus, a busy week for the recruitment team:In: We welcome defender Liam Morrison and goalkeeper Per Kristian Bråtveit, plus striker Toyosi Olusanya.Out: Farewells to Jesper Karlsson and potentially Dante Polvara.Update: Lutz Pfannenstiel on the manager hunt and why the board is taking their time to find a "Faithful."Plus all the latest news, round-up from the rest of the matches in the SPFL and Highland League from the weekend and Aberdeen FC Women against Motherwell FC Women.Stand Free!

The Dons kick off their trophy defence with a gritty 1-0 win over Raith Rovers. We break down the match, Jack Milne's big moment, and the relief of being in the hat for the next round.In a busy week for transfers, we cover:In: Lyall Cameron joins on loan to bring energy to the midfield.Out: Vicente Besuijen heads to FC Emmen and Ester Sokler moves to Serbia permanently.Rumours: Updates on Nicolas Milanovic, Kusini Yengi, and Wolves' interest in young Cooper Masson.Plus, the hunt for the new manager intensifies with German duo Markus Gisdol and Robert Klaus linked alongside Stephen Robinson. We also discuss the Women's team's agonising Cup exit, the U18s' comeback heroics, and a look at the shocks around the grounds (bye-bye Hearts!).And of course, the Scottish Cup 5th Round Draw.

On this week’s edition of the AFC DONScast, Graeme reacts to a frustrating double-header that ended in defeat to Rangers at Pittodrie. We dissect the "turgid" performance, the defensive errors, and the fan reaction that has labeled the current squad "soft" and "naive."In this episode:Match Review: A 2-0 loss to Rangers leaves the Dons sitting eighth in the table. We discuss the lack of cutting edge, the VAR controversy, and the defensive frailties exposed by the visitors.Transfer Centre: The January window is in full swing. We explore the likely exits of Kusini Yengi and Nicolas Milanovic, the uncertainty surrounding Leighton Clarkson, and the Dons' battle to sign Dundee defender Luke Graham against English competition.Managerial Merry-Go-Round: With Uwe Rösler ruling himself out, we look at the new favourite: German manager Markus Gisdol. Plus, we hear from former assistant Christer Persson on his exit.Club News: A warning from the SPFL regarding pyrotechnics and an update o

It’s the first AFC DONScast of 2026, and the rollercoaster has already derailed. Less than 250 days after lifting the Scottish Cup, Jimmy Thelin has been relieved of his duties as Aberdeen manager.On this episode, Graeme dissects a chaotic 48 hours for the club:The Sacking: Why the Board finally pulled the trigger after the dismal 1-0 loss to Falkirk.The Statement: We analyse the "significant investment" line—is it a receipt for the manager or a shield for the recruitment team?Match Reaction: Immediate thoughts on the 2-0 defeat to Rangers at Ibrox under interim boss Peter Leven.The Search: Lutz Pfannenstiel’s hunt for a long-term successor begins.Squad News: Alfie Dorrington recalled by Spurs, fears over Jesper Karlsson’s loan, and Alix Mendez departs the Women's team.Plus, we cover the the rest of the matches in the SPFL from the weekend.Listen now for the full breakdown of a defining week for Aberdeen FC.#AberdeenFC #COYR #StandFree #SPFL #Dons

In this special double edition of the AFC DONScast, we wrap up 2025 with a look back at the festive fixtures and a review of a rollercoaster year for Aberdeen.We dissect the frustration at Pittodrie as the Dons were held to a 1–1 draw by Dundee United in Graeme Shinnie’s 400th appearance, and the disappointment at Easter Road where a controversial VAR call and a clinical Hibs counter-attack handed Aberdeen a 2–0 defeat. We also dive into the post-match reaction from the DonsTalk forums, where the mood has turned grim following the loss in the capital.Also in this episode:Transfer News: Updates on Graeme Shinnie’s contract, Vicente Besuijen’s return, and rumours surrounding Sivert Heltne Nilsen.Squad Update: The latest on the defensive injury crisis affecting Tobers and Molloy.2025 Review: Reflecting on a year of transition that included our famous Scottish Cup triumph in May.The Look Ahead: Previewing our first games of 2026 against Falkirk and Rangers.Join us as we close the book on 2025 and look forward to

AFC DONScast | European Farewell, Celtic Heartbreak & Festive Dons Round-UpThursday nights under the lights, a sold-out Red Army abroad, and another dramatic weekend for the Dons.In this week’s AFC DONScast, we reflect on the end of Aberdeen’s European journey in Prague as the Dons bow out of the UEFA Conference League after a tough test against Sparta. There’s reaction from manager Jimmy Thelin, analysis of the key moments, and a look at what the campaign delivered on the continental stage.Attention then turns to a remarkable and ultimately heartbreaking afternoon in Glasgow, as a heroic ten-man Aberdeen side pushed Celtic all the way before two late goals denied the Dons a famous point. We assess a monumental goalkeeping performance, a goal that stunned Parkhead, and a cruel ending to a valiant display.The show also rounds up Aberdeen B’s progress into the Aberdeenshire Shield final, the latest on Graeme Shinnie’s contract situation, speculation surrounding Peter Leven, the fallout from the Pittodrie al

It’s a double-bill AFC DONScast this week with a packed episode covering a dramatic few days for Aberdeen.We look back on Thursday night’s UEFA Conference League clash with RC Strasbourg, where a brave Dons performance, a disallowed goal and fine margins saw our European campaign come to an end at Pittodrie.Attention then turns to the Premiership, as Aberdeen produce a stirring second-half comeback to defeat Kilmarnock 2–1, inspired by skipper Graeme Shinnie and capped by late goals from Kenan Bilalovic and Jesper Karlsson.Elsewhere in the episode:The latest on Aberdeen FC’s proposed new beachfront stadium and positive talks with Aberdeen City CouncilDevelopment side progress in the Aberdeenshire ShieldA milestone 30th European appearance for Graeme ShinnieRodrigo Vitols’ emergency loan moveA full Scottish football round-up, including Highland League and League Cup final reactionUpdates from Aberdeen Women, 122nd AGM, fixture news, ticket information and AFC DONScast festive schedule changeAll that, plus inte

It is another packed double edition of the AFC DONScast as December gets fully underway, and Aberdeen face a relentless run of fixtures across four competitions. We recap a dramatic week on the pitch, including a breathless 3-3 draw with St Mirren at Pittodrie and an impressive 3-1 win away at Dundee that extended the Dons’ unbeaten run to eight matches. We hear from Jimmy Thelin pre- and post-match.There is full reaction to Scotland’s 2026 FIFA World Cup group draw, major injury update, fresh developments on the new Aberdeen community stadium, and all the key news from across Scottish football. We also bring you important ticketing information for a packed festive schedule, including the decisive UEFA Conference League meeting with Strasbourg.All that, plus the latest from the women’s team in the Scottish Cup against Falkirk and Highland League action.Another comprehensive roundup for the Red Army as momentum continues to build.

This week’s AFC DONScast brings you a packed double edition as we cover Aberdeen’s European and domestic action, plus all the major headlines from across Scottish football.We begin at Pittodrie, where the Dons were left frustrated after a dominant first-half display against FC Noah ended in a 1-1 draw in the UEFA Conference League. There’s full match analysis, injury updates, and reaction from Jimmy Thelin.Then it’s off to Almondvale, where Nicky Devlin marked his 111th appearance with his 11th Aberdeen goal – a late winner against his former club to seal a crucial 1-0 Premiership victory over Livingston.We also bring you the latest on Kusini Yengi’s expected January exit, the U18s’ 4-0 Scottish Youth Cup win, Sky’s major new UEFA rights deal, and a full breakdown of Scotland’s World Cup draw scenarios.Plus: Highland League results, Scottish Cup Third Round shocks, midweek and weekend Premiership fixtures, December’s busy schedule, and the full Scottish Cup Fourth Round draw.All that and more in another compr

Scotland are heading to the 2026 FIFA World Cup after a dramatic 4–2 win over Denmark at Hampden, and we open this week’s AFC DONScast with reaction to a historic night for the national team. Back on club duty, we break down Aberdeen’s return to Premiership action against Hearts, with pre- and post-match insight from Jimmy Thelin.  We also introduce the Dons’ new Sporting Director Lutz Pfannenstiel following his arrival in the Granite City, and cover the major recruitment shake-up as Darren Mowbray returns to Pittodrie. There’s full coverage of the club’s latest financial results, transfer talk around Scotland U21 captain David Watson, and a complete round-up of Aberdeen players on international duty.  Off the field, we discuss Robbie Hedderman’s upcoming departure, new commercial partnerships, supporter news, community stories, and the latest from Aberdeen Women. Plus, a full sweep of results across the Premiership, Championship, League 1, League 2, and the Highland League.  We look ahead to a big week with

After a week full of twists, turns, and tense stand-offs, you’d be forgiven for thinking we were watching The Traitors rather than football!On this week’s AFC DONScast, we recap a dramatic few days for the Dons — from a resilient 0–0 draw away to AEK Larnaca in the UEFA Conference League, to Sunday’s frustrating 1–1 result at home to Motherwell.We’ve got post-match reaction from Jimmy Thelin, updates on Sivert Heltne Nilsen’s future, player call-ups for the international break, and a fantastic fundraising story as nearly £50,000 is raised for the AFC Community Trust through the Northern Lights Limited Print Series.We’ll also round up the weekend’s SPFL and Highland League Cup results, catch up with Aberdeen Women’s Sky Sports Cup campaign, and look ahead to Scotland’s crucial World Cup qualifiers against Greece and Denmark.

It’s November already — and with no weekend match for the Dons, we take a breather and look back at midweek action as Aberdeen battled their way to a 1–0 win at Rugby Park against Kilmarnock.We hear from Jimmy Thelin after another clean sheet on the road, plus reaction from debutant Dylan Lobban.There’s also tributes to former players Bobby Wilson and Willie Young, news of Lutz Pfannenstiel’s appointment as the Dons’ new Sporting Director, and updates on the rest of the week’s club news — including Ryan Duncan’s loan progress at Ross County, ticket info, and European action as we look ahead to AEK Larnaca on Thursday night.All that and more, in this week’s AFC DONScast.

A Greek tragedy, a Pittodrie setback, and youth brilliance – it’s been a week of highs and lows for the Dons.On this week’s AFC DONScast, Graeme rounds up a tough week in Europe as Aberdeen suffer a 6–0 defeat to AEK Athens before returning home for a frustrating 2–1 loss against Hibs. We hear from manager Jimmy Thelin and captain Graeme Shinnie before and after both matches.There’s better news elsewhere – the Development Squad edge Huntly in a five-goal Aberdeenshire Shield thriller, and the Young Dons run riot in a 12–1 Scottish Youth Cup win over Dunbar United.Plus, we cover Peter Davidson’s appointment as AFC Community Trust CEO, international call-ups for Aberdeen Women’s stars, and a full round-up from the Scottish Cup Second Round and league action across the weekend.All that and a look ahead to our midweek trip to Kilmarnock and next month’s Conference League tie away to AEK Larnaca.

Graeme’s back with a special AFC DONScast — starting with a personal thank you to NHS Highland after a recent hospital stay.On the pitch, Marko Lazetic’s last-gasp strike seals an unforgettable 1–0 win at St Mirren. We hear from Jimmy Thelin, round up Scotland’s World Cup qualifiers, and check in with the Dons on international duty.Also this week: • Dylan Lobban commits to Aberdeen till 2028 • Thelin cools Sweden speculation • The latest from Aberdeen Women and the Highland League • Prague fanzone plans for the Red Army • All the news ahead of our European return in Athens

A huge week for the Dons — and it’s all in this edition of the AFC DONScast.We look back on a thrilling European night against Shakhtar Donetsk at Pittodrie, that long-awaited first league win of the season against Dundee, and Aberdeen B’s Aberdeenshire Cup triumph.Plus:⚽ Injury news on Kristers Tobers