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Jimmy Thelin tells Aberdeen title tipsters to look at the calendar after bold Alan Shearer shout

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Jimmy Thelin has told those tipping Aberdeen as title contenders: "We’ve won nothing yet." The Dons boss is proud his team has the last remaining 100 per cent record of all Europe’s major leagues.

But Thelin is adamant it will mean nothing if they don’t extend it against Hearts at a sold-out Pittodrie on Sunday. The likes of Newcastle United legend Alan Shearer has talked up the Dons as title challengers but the Swede is warning against getting carried away when we are only just into October.

He said: “I can understand the discussion but how many games do we have left in the league now? “So you see there are a lot of points left. “It is really early and we are not focusing on that.

We aren’t focusing on that. We can only focus on being better and trying to play the games and now what is happening in May.

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