Summer 2026 Transfer Window

[Blow.Up.Sheep]

58 minutes ago, TheDonbytheDee said:

I'm neither bent out of shape or foaming at the mouth, just don't want him back at the club.

Even Ash Taylor got it.

Like I said in previous posts, we should be better than that as a club.

Look to the future and find our next goal scoring hero, instead of pandering for the return of a mercenary, hun prick.

 

Same here, just don't want the rat back. We are better than that.
As for our next goal scoring "hero" there is a fair chance that he is already in the building in the shape of Kevin Nesbit.

We just need to give him proper service and he will deliver.
He has already shown that on the the odd occasion he has had proper service he is more than capable of hitting the back of the net.

At the moment I am optimistic for next season, Robinson has a lot of work to do in the close season yet, but the early signs are good signs. Just please don't go and fk that up by brining back the rat. 

Edited yesterday at 09:33 by Blow.Up.Sheep

[TheDonbytheDee]

Would we accept the dog botherer (Connor Barron) back from them?

That must be a line we could agree on as a fanbase, as never wanting back?

 

[TheDonbytheDee]

2 minutes ago, Blow.Up.Sheep said:

Same here, just don't want the rat back. We are better than that.
As for our next goal scoring "hero" there is a fair chance that he is already in the building in the shape of Kevin Nesbit.

We just need to give him proper service and he will deliver.
He has already shown that on the the odd occasion he has had proper service he is more than capable of hitting the back of the net.

At the moment I am optimistic for next season, Robinson has a lot of work to do in the close yet, but the early signs are good signs. Just please don't go and fk that up by brining back the rat. 

I actually think Miovski got lucky with us, a bit like Cosgrove and has been found wanting in both Spain and at the hun.

Quite a few strikers in Scotland have been found wanting, once they move on from Scotland.

I also agree that creating chances is more urgent than whoever puts it in the net, but Nisbet is as good a striker as Miovski, but needs the right service.

 

 

[Mason89]

Loans between clubs in the same league should be banned altogether. 
 

I tend to agree about Miovski. He’s never really scored with any consistency at any club other than us. 

[Jute]

12 minutes ago, TheDonbytheDee said:

I actually think Miovski got lucky with us, a bit like Cosgrove and has been found wanting in both Spain and at the hun.

Quite a few strikers in Scotland have been found wanting, once they move on from Scotland.

I also agree that creating chances is more urgent than whoever puts it in the net, but Nisbet is as good a striker as Miovski, but needs the right service.

 

 

Miovski got 13 goals in all competitions at the Huns so not sure you can say that is getting found out.

He did struggle at Girona but part of that was injury and part Girona turning to shit in general. They got relegated this season. 
 

 

[Jute]

35 minutes ago, Mason89 said:

Loans between clubs in the same league should be banned altogether. 
 

This is definitely something I agree with unless it is with an option to buy. 

[tlg1903]

5 minutes ago, Jute said:

This is definitely something I agree with unless it is with an option to buy. 

I don't have a beef with loans between clubs in the same division.  My issue is with the not being able to play against the parent club.  No other league in Europe does this to the best of my knowledge and it's bullshit.  

[Panda]

6 hours ago, Blow.Up.Sheep said:

Actually there is mate, whether it's the 70's the 80's, the 90's, the 2000's, the 2010's or 2020's
They are the fkn huns and that is all the reason we need  

 

5 hours ago, TheDonbytheDee said:

Yup.

Just because they don't win much now, they are still huns.

Never trust the cheating bastards, off or on the pitch.

 

 

Cool, and what makes Celtic so much more likeable?

1 hour ago, The.Moog said:

There is - the history is there. You can’t change that.

We don’t have anywhere near the same history with Timothy,

Over the past 15/20 years we've probably far more history with Celtic than Rangers.

 

[tlg1903]

15 minutes ago, Panda said:

 

Cool, and what makes Celtic so much more likeable?

Over the past 15/20 years we've probably far more history with Celtic than Rangers.

 

I think the best way to put it would be  it's not that Celtic are more likeable it's that the huns are more hateable.   Fwiw though I agree from a footballing perspective the tims have been the far bigger thorn in our side the past few decades. 

[Mason89]

It’s not just the football though. If you know a turbo Hun, you’ll also know his views on royalty, immigration, taxation, welfare, Donald Trump, climate change, genocide in Gaza, the death penalty, Brexit…

There is a significant amount of people living in this country who need it to fail and who actively seek out misery. Drinking in the same flat roofed British legion club every weekend, going to Ibrox, sectarian marching & holidaying in Benidorm is their life 

Celtic fans have their problems too obviously but Huns are significantly worse 

[DonUnder]

44 minutes ago, Mason89 said:

It’s not just the football though. If you know a turbo Hun, you’ll also know his views on royalty, immigration, taxation, welfare, Donald Trump, climate change, genocide in Gaza, the death penalty, Brexit…

There is a significant amount of people living in this country who need it to fail and who actively seek out misery. Drinking in the same flat roofed British legion club every weekend, going to Ibrox, sectarian marching & holidaying in Benidorm is their life 

Celtic fans have their problems too obviously but Huns are significantly worse 

^^^^^This^^^^^

 

FFS even from 66-73 Tims were slightly less annoying. At least they were good (if unsavoury and unwashed). Compare the Rougvie sending off in 79 or "The referee sees that as a penalty kick". Devine right of cunts.

[Dougal]

1 hour ago, Mason89 said:

It’s not just the football though. If you know a turbo Hun, you’ll also know his views on royalty, immigration, taxation, welfare, Donald Trump, climate change, genocide in Gaza, the death penalty, Brexit…

There is a significant amount of people living in this country who need it to fail and who actively seek out misery. Drinking in the same flat roofed British legion club every weekend, going to Ibrox, sectarian marching & holidaying in Benidorm is their life 

Celtic fans have their problems too obviously but Huns are significantly worse 

Don't forget the incest.... 

[Panda]

Maybe it's an Aberdeen thing, but for me, living in Glasgow, I don't really prefer (or hate) one more than the other.

I also think, slightly changing the argument a little, Miovski's move to Rangers is nowhere near the same as Barron, Wright or Jack going to them, or the nonsense that was Ricky Foster.

[TheDonbytheDee]

2 hours ago, Panda said:

 

Cool, and what makes Celtic so much more likeable?

Over the past 15/20 years we've probably far more history with Celtic than Rangers.

 

Never, ever said Celtic were likeable or anything like it. 

I'd quite happily see both of them wiped off the face of this earth.

Rangers are vermin, both the tribute act and the deceased version.

If they are allowed to pretend they are the same club and keep the trophies they won by cheating for decades, then we are still allowed to hate them for their past crimes against Scottish football and there are many things to throw at them. 

That is why, if it were up to me, I wouldn't have any dealings with them, other than what we are obliged to do, through having to play in a league with them.

 

 

[BigAl]

21 minutes ago, TheDonbytheDee said:

I'd quite happily see both of them wiped off the face of this earth.

Is correct

Just slightly different levels of cuntage

[Ajja]

3 hours ago, Mason89 said:

It’s not just the football though. If you know a turbo Hun, you’ll also know his views on royalty, immigration, taxation, welfare, Donald Trump, climate change, genocide in Gaza, the death penalty, Brexit…

There is a significant amount of people living in this country who need it to fail and who actively seek out misery. Drinking in the same flat roofed British legion club every weekend, going to Ibrox, sectarian marching & holidaying in Benidorm is their life 

Celtic fans have their problems too obviously but Huns are significantly worse 

100% this and more. I have no liking for Celtic and they have inflicted much pain on us on the pitch in recent decades. Their fanbase are total dicks, their holier than thou/victim mentality is hugely irritating and their sense of entitlement has grown to levels that are hard to listen to but they don’t even scratch the surface of the rancid bile and putrid behaviour of those c**ts. Maybe it’s because I’m married to an Irish Catholic but I find Hibs and Celtic fans just that little bit more bearable as individual humans in a way that Huns and Jambos just don’t seem to be able to do. 
 

I’d take Miovski back if we buy, not on loan. Everything else has been covered. 

Edited yesterday at 14:01 by Ajja

[BigAl]

Back to the point of the thread

 

[Ajja]

Midfielder by any chance

[BigAl]

2 minutes ago, Ajja said:

Midfielder by any chance

Strangely not

6ft 6 Defender

[Ajja]

1 minute ago, BigAl said:

Strangely not

6ft 6 Defender

Was going to say, his name just sounds like a massive CB. Maybe sounds too much like Jaap Stam or something. 

[Slim]

Left footed apparently

[redordead]

4 hours ago, TheDonbytheDee said:

I actually think Miovski got lucky with us, a bit like Cosgrove and has been found wanting in both Spain and at the hun.

Quite a few strikers in Scotland have been found wanting, once they move on from Scotland.

I also agree that creating chances is more urgent than whoever puts it in the net, but Nisbet is as good a striker as Miovski, but needs the right service.

 

 

I said many times that I didn't think he was a good natural footballer. Needed a written invite to shoot too often and shirked physicality. Yes he was the best of a bad lot and a decent finisher but nothing special. In fact I think duk helped him hugely.  For a man that tall he never scored a header either. 

God I took stick for it but since he left us the proof has been in the pudding. 

I don't think he's any better than nesbit and I don't think he'd improve the mentality of the squad as I don't remember him ever really putting his body on the line for the team. Nice to have in a winning team but not someone you can rely on. 

[KGB]

16 minutes ago, redordead said:

I said many times that I didn't think he was a good natural footballer. Needed a written invite to shoot too often and shirked physicality. Yes he was the best of a bad lot and a decent finisher but nothing special. In fact I think duk helped him hugely.  For a man that tall he never scored a header either. 

God I took stick for it but since he left us the proof has been in the pudding. 

I don't think he's any better than nesbit and I don't think he'd improve the mentality of the squad as I don't remember him ever really putting his body on the line for the team. Nice to have in a winning team but not someone you can rely on. 

We all know of your dislike for him when he was at the club but to say that he never scored a header for us is not true

[Slim]

He scored a bunch of headers against Hibs, Livingston, Helsinki and this one against the Huns:

https://www.skysports.com/football/video/30998/12864589/this-could-be-there-day-bojan-miovski-doubles-aberdeens-lead-against-rangers

[Kowalski]

4 hours ago, Jute said:

Miovski got 13 goals in all competitions at the Huns so not sure you can say that is getting found out.

He did struggle at Girona but part of that was injury and part Girona turning to shit in general. They got relegated this season. 
 

 

That and La Liga being an enormous step up from the SPL. He should have been more self aware of his abilities / not chased the money (delete where appropriate).