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Rangers' trip to Pittodrie has been selected by Sky Sports for live TV coverage next month and it will complete a huge week for Giovanni van Bronckhorst and his side.
Jim Goodwin is baffled by managers and clubs who are still scrambling about to fill key positions at the end of the transfer window. The Aberdeen manager has done a major rebuild at Pittodrie, releasing and selling a host of players and bringing in 12 new signings, thanks to the big-money sales of Calvin Ramsay and Lewis Ferguson. Goodwin admitted he is now in a relatively relaxed position knowing the key elements of his business are done and there might be one or two ins and outs before the September 1st deadline. Goodwin confirmed: “We are talking to a few at the moment but there is no panic from our end. You tend to see a lot of teams in the last two or three days scrambling about to find key positions which always baffles me when I see that happening, especially with professional clubs when they have had so long to get their business done.
Jim Goodwin believes Aberdeen’s hard-fought 1-0 victory over St Johnstone on Saturday proves that they are heading in the right direction.
Aberdeen manager Jim Goodwin heaped praise on Leighton Clarkson after watching the on-loan Liverpool midfielder score a match-winning free-kick at St Johnstone.
Leighton Clarkson’s stunning free-kick handed Aberdeen all three points in a hard-fought 1-0 victory at St Johnstone.
Shayden Morris seized the chance to sign for Aberdeen following a ringing endorsement of the club from his then Fleetwood manager, Scott Brown.
Aberdeen manager Jim Goodwin has been delighted by the reaction of his new-look team following their “reality check” against Motherwell.
Motherwell manager Steven Hammell insisted there is a “lot to work on” despite his side’s impressive 3-2 comeback win at Aberdeen.