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8 minutes ago, Woolenrouge said:

Goodwin better get a decent replacement in because for the 50mins Considine lasted in that last game Bates was a different player and the defence looked a different defence. Considine went off and the plodding predictability of Gallagher saw us revert to the feeble spineless shite we'd been watching all season.

Didn't Goodwin state as fact we had a defender signing in the next few days more than a few weeks ago?

Seems Goodwin put all his Eggs in the one basket and ended up with an Omelette. To be fair a deal must have been 99% over the line for him to comment, only for something completely unanticipated to happen.

Agree Bates looked better in the brief period he had Considine next to him. Also feel our season turned on Andy's injury. Of course we'll never know, but i suspect our season might have played out had we loaned an adequate replacement for him rather than spunking money on Longstaff.

As for Gallagher, what a disappointment. For all our squad's threadbare, i wouldn't be sad to see him moved on this window.

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1 hour ago, Woolenrouge said:

Goodwin better get a decent replacement in because for the 50mins Considine lasted in that last game Bates was a different player and the defence looked a different defence. Considine went off and the plodding predictability of Gallagher saw us revert to the feeble spineless shite we'd been watching all season.

Didn't Goodwin state as fact we had a defender signing in the next few days more than a few weeks ago?

Yeah, cos Bates was playing on the right

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51 minutes ago, Millertime said:

Yeah, cos Bates was playing on the right

Yeah, and he kept turning inside and Considine coached him to play out from the right. Considine, in 50 minutes, demonsrated how things should be done. He is 35, he is gone and fair enough. But in those 50 minutes he exposed the shocking nievity of that season by coaching Bates for 50 minutes. We all saw it when Concidine went off and Gallagher came on and 'normal service' was resumed.

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22 hours ago, fine-n-dandy said:

If ever there was a bigger nap for a former Don to score against us & at likely a decent price for betting in recent times I would be surprised. 
 

I will certainly be taking a Considine anytime goal scorer in our games ?

Laughing at your own jokes again cause no one else is

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15 hours ago, Helmet said:

I find it a bit disingenuous the way he says it was taken out of his hands and he had no decision to make- he was offered a deal and could have accepted that but didn't - that was his decision and he should accept the responsibility for his own actions imo.

Totally agree. Plus just cause he was offered a one year contract doesn't mean he wouldn't have been offered another year if he proved he was over his injury and still had the legs. Pretty standard stuff for a 35 year old.

Plus he was offered his coaching pathway. I'd imagine he's lost out financially by going to St Johnstone and tarnished his association with us a bit. Pretty stupid move on his part and sounds like he's trying to put the blame elsewhere cause he knows he's fucked up.

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55 minutes ago, Daisy1903 said:

Totally agree. Plus just cause he was offered a one year contract doesn't mean he wouldn't have been offered another year if he proved he was over his injury and still had the legs. Pretty standard stuff for a 35 year old.

Plus he was offered his coaching pathway. I'd imagine he's lost out financially by going to St Johnstone and tarnished his association with us a bit. Pretty stupid move on his part and sounds like he's trying to put the blame elsewhere cause he knows he's fucked up.

That;s my take on it too.. Didn't need to give that interview. Could have kept it respectful but he's trying to angle it that he's done nothing wrong. as i said yesterday, fuck him. He is absolutely no loss to the football club

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15 minutes ago, ERNIE said:

Well I don't know what really happened but it wasn't handled well especially as we still don't have a good replacement.Was Cormack involved?So we have lost miilne mcinness and Considine and at present seem to be a lot worse for it.

dearie me

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Am i missing something. 

Considine was offered a contract prior to Goodwin coming in. 

His agent came back with a counter offer, and AFC took the opportunity to withdraw the contract offer as Goodwin didn't see Considine as being in his plans. 

I thought this was common knowledge that was aready out there. Not sure why the press and some supporters are treating Considine's comments as an exclusive revelation, as i thought we all ready knew what happened? 

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50 minutes ago, ERNIE said:

Well I don't know what really happened but it wasn't handled well especially as we still don't have a good replacement.Was Cormack involved?So we have lost miilne mcinness and Considine and at present seem to be a lot worse for it.

Pahahahaha

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11 hours ago, Woolenrouge said:

Goodwin better get a decent replacement in because for the 50mins Considine lasted in that last game Bates was a different player and the defence looked a different defence. Considine went off and the plodding predictability of Gallagher saw us revert to the feeble spineless shite we'd been watching all season.

Didn't Goodwin state as fact we had a defender signing in the next few days more than a few weeks ago?

A decent player would be a massive improvement on considine. 
 

it's a pity considine couldn't coach himself through games, as he made the same mistakes over and over again...

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A lot of dewy eyed rose tinted spectacle pish spouted about Considine on here most of the time. It's as if most folk are continually overlooking how shite he was for at least 3/4's of his time with us. Most on here seem to have forgot his performances against Celtic when he would continually get sent off or give away a penalty or both. Celtic wingers must have loved playing against that big slow lumbering oaf.

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On 6/19/2022 at 9:59 AM, Dons79 said:

https://apple.news/AM9LH9r1SRmSp5gjt-yzEMw
 

considine saying he was forced out by Goodwin

 

On 6/19/2022 at 10:39 AM, beef_sister said:

Why should we pander to what a 34/35yr old player coming off the back of a serious injury wants? Fuck him. Celebrating mediocrity lauding players like that

 

On 6/19/2022 at 11:02 AM, Helmet said:

I find it a bit disingenuous the way he says it was taken out of his hands and he had no decision to make- he was offered a deal and could have accepted that but didn't - that was his decision and he should accept the responsibility for his own actions imo.

 

On 6/19/2022 at 1:34 PM, shooftahmooftah said:

Considine.  Stop babbling on like a 1 year old in his pram , sucking his dummy tit.    How many ordinary guys have worked for companies for 20 , 30 years here and overseas then they are told by e mail, we no longer require your services.    These same guys , women , etc etc. Did not have the chance to say goodbye to their workmates.   Considine get a F——G life move on and stop blaming others, your 36 and lucky to still  be kicking a fricking ball.  Others can’t walk and in wheelchairs. 

Agree with all of the above.

Particularly shooftahs bit about working for companies, as most on here do.

Welcome to the real world Andy.

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4 hours ago, Redmist1903 said:

A lot of dewy eyed rose tinted spectacle pish spouted about Considine on here most of the time. It's as if most folk are continually overlooking how shite he was for at least 3/4's of his time with us. Most on here seem to have forgot his performances against Celtic when he would continually get sent off or give away a penalty or both. Celtic wingers must have loved playing against that big slow lumbering oaf.

Didnt make a lot of mistakes per se.  Just opposition managers quickly recognised his weakness and exploited it.  Apollon goal at Pittodrie always sticks in my mind.  Manager literally came out after half time and grabbed his midfielder and did that arm waving curvy gesture acknowledged by all as "ball in behind and run like fuck." 

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8 hours ago, Redmist1903 said:

A lot of dewy eyed rose tinted spectacle pish spouted about Considine on here most of the time. It's as if most folk are continually overlooking how shite he was for at least 3/4's of his time with us. Most on here seem to have forgot his performances against Celtic when he would continually get sent off or give away a penalty or both. Celtic wingers must have loved playing against that big slow lumbering oaf.

Pish. 

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14 hours ago, DD1903 said:

A decent player would be a massive improvement on considine. 
 

it's a pity considine couldn't coach himself through games, as he made the same mistakes over and over again...

I think when Steve Clarke first called him up he said he was a 7 out of 10 guy most weeks. Probably not far off the mark with that appraisal. Maybe a bit less than 7 but never amazing and rarely terrible. 

I'd say he was dependable and a reflection on the amount of shite we've had over the years that he got so many games. He also massively benefitted from Hayes helping him out at both ends for a few years. Always gave him a pass down the line and tracked back so much.

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4 hours ago, Daisy1903 said:

Fuck knows why you do it. You're about as funny as a boot in the baws

Why do you think I am trying to be funny more so than irritating? 
 

Are you really that fkn stupid lolilollylol ?

 

also, I would find you getting a boot in the balls absolutely hilarious ? 

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On 6/20/2022 at 11:20 PM, Daisy1903 said:

I think when Steve Clarke first called him up he said he was a 7 out of 10 guy most weeks. Probably not far off the mark with that appraisal. Maybe a bit less than 7 but never amazing and rarely terrible. 

I'd say he was dependable and a reflection on the amount of shite we've had over the years that he got so many games. He also massively benefitted from Hayes helping him out at both ends for a few years. Always gave him a pass down the line and tracked back so much.

I reckon that the 2008 Scottish Cup Semi-Final defeat against QOS sums up big Andy quite well.

He scored twice, which summed up his determination and goal threat on the day.

But he was part of a very flat footed and slow defence, which got beaten 4 times my a mediocre, Championship side.

In conclusion I reckon that Andy maximised any talent he had, served the Dons well but at 35, coming back from serious injury, his best days are far gone I'm afraid. 

 

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