Evening Express

He was always in trouble.

A neighbour, actually, believe it or not, from 1989, a former resident of the same street called E.T. Shepherd, she was 16 at the time of the disturbances in 1920, wrote a letter to the Evening Express stating that her mother was called in by Mrs. Uckert, this is Johnny's mother, when the problem first started.

and she recalled that nothing untoward ever happened while John was in the room with him she went on to say that at one point he was even caught jumping on the bed and on being discovered shouted there's your ghost she later said there's no ghost and that he would rock in his chair jump in his bed and was never seen outside looking back now it would appear that John due to his erratic behaviour was responsible for creating it the family for whatever reason played along with it It's a really strange one.

But there is a companion piece to this because a very similar story actually happened in another area called Shuttle Lane.

And I still maintain being in the top six is by no means an achievement or should be viewed as an achievement for a club like Aberdeen.

it should be the bare minimum of where we should be see every season and that's not being big headed or having an ego and don't get me started on Mark McGee's comments in the Evening Express today either it should be with the budget with the money that we are spending with the fan base that we have the training facilities that we have a club like ourselves should be in that top six season in season out However, I think for me, off of what I saw tonight, it is a team with a lack of identity.

a lack of creation and a lack of fight.

And the lack of fight is the big worry.

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