Here We Go! - The Aberdeen FC Podcast
Sep 14, 2026 · 1 hr 32 min · 11 segments
A round-up of the laboured fare of the last month before we reflect on the fight, vigour and a team effort worth supporting in the final hour at Kilmarnock.
Martin IngramHost
Martin ClelandHost
Uh, we will d- we'll just nip back a little bit, Richard, first, um, 'cause we've obviously there are a couple of games we've, we've not covered.
So just very briefly, um, obviously a few Sun- couple of Sundays ago, uh, we were at home.
Well, I thought so.
I d- I mean, I ...
There was a few people at the time defending it, which is fine.
I can understand that in some respects, 'cause I thought we competed fairly well in some elements of the match.
And we seemed to have given them the kickstart and, you know, that afternoon neither team looked really like they were gonna open the other side up.
And, and this is probably gonna be a consistent criticism you can make about this side so far this season.
It was just a total lack of quality or fluency in the attacking areas.
We, we simply didn't trouble them until, obviously, the, the disallowed goal sort of five minutes from the end.
So I thought very, very flat performance.
Pretty flat game, really.
Two teams that didn't look like they could buy a goal, and inevitably the winning goal came about as a result of a mistake.
We competed well in certain areas, but ultimately, yeah, they're w- we need to display a, especially at home, you need to display a bit more quality when you've got the ball and you're in the opposition's area.
That's the thing that, you know, th- when the, when the goal came, um, it wasn't really, it wasn't really a surp- surprise, was it? I mean, as bad as, as bad as I thought they'd been, you know, I mean, it was a p- yes, it was a penalty.
Um, but, you know, it's, it's something stupid, stu- stupid that w- uh, that comes from us.
Uh, we will d- we'll just nip back a little bit, Richard, first, um, 'cause we've obviously there are a couple of games we've, we've not covered.
So just very briefly, um, obviously a few Sun- couple of Sundays ago, uh, we were at home.
Well, I thought so.
I d- I mean, I ...
There was a few people at the time defending it, which is fine.
I can understand that in some respects, 'cause I thought we competed fairly well in some elements of the match.
And we seemed to have given them the kickstart and, you know, that afternoon neither team looked really like they were gonna open the other side up.
And, and this is probably gonna be a consistent criticism you can make about this side so far this season.
It was just a total lack of quality or fluency in the attacking areas.
We, we simply didn't trouble them until, obviously, the, the disallowed goal sort of five minutes from the end.
So I thought very, very flat performance.
Pretty flat game, really.
Two teams that didn't look like they could buy a goal, and inevitably the winning goal came about as a result of a mistake.
We competed well in certain areas, but ultimately, yeah, they're w- we need to display a, especially at home, you need to display a bit more quality when you've got the ball and you're in the opposition's area.
That's the thing that, you know, th- when the, when the goal came, um, it wasn't really, it wasn't really a surp- surprise, was it? I mean, as bad as, as bad as I thought they'd been, you know, I mean, it was a p- yes, it was a penalty.
Um, but, you know, it's, it's something stupid, stu- stupid that w- uh, that comes from us.
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