Co-Founder of Fitba Focus and MMA UK. A lifelong Aberdeen fan with years of experience in the sports media industry, Peter provides expert analysis and a dedicated "Dons" perspective on the Scottish game. He is passionate about giving a voice to fans across the entire Scottish football pyramid.
Aberdeen fought through some turbulent waters to secure their place in the fifth round of the Scottish Cup, thanks to a lone goal from Jack Milne.With interim boss Peter Leven finally tasting victory, the Dons ended a frustrating 390-minute goal drought, igniting hopes of silverware once again.
Aberdeen’s captain Graeme Shinnie has issued a rallying cry to his beleaguered teammates as they prepare to defend their Scottish Cup title against Raith Rovers this Sunday.After a dismal run of seven matches without a win, the Dons are feeling the heat, especially following the recent sacking of manager Jimmy Thelin.
Kilmarnock has pulled off a key signing, bringing in former Aberdeen goalkeeper Kelle Roos on loan from Notts County for the remainder of the season.This move comes as the club prepares for their Scottish Cup clash against Dundee, where new manager Neil McCann hopes to harness the energy of the fans to secure a much-needed victory.
Rangers FC midfielder Lyall Cameron is reportedly on the verge of joining Aberdeen FC on loan as part of an unexpected January transfer window development. The 23-year-old, who moved to Rangers from Dundee in the summer of 2025, has found first-team opportunities limited under manager Danny Röhl and could head to Pittodrie to secure more regular playing time. Cameron impressed during his time at Dundee, where his performances attracted interest from several Premiership clubs, including Aberdeen, before his move to Ibrox. According to reports, Aberdeen sporting director Lutz Pfannenstiel sees the midfielder as a player who can bring experience and creativity to the Dons’ campaign, even as the club remains without a permanent manager. The temporary move would provide Cameron with a chance to play more consistently in Scotland’s top flight, while Aberdeen look to strengthen its squad during a challenging season. The terms of the deal are still being discussed, with negotiations expected to continue as both clubs work to finalise an agreement.
Aberdeen fans are bracing for a crucial clash as the Scottish Cup returns this weekend, and the Dons are determined to defend their title.After a thrilling triumph over Celtic last season, lifting the trophy for the eighth time, expectation is high—but recent struggles in the Premiership have cast a shadow.
Aberdeen’s downward spiral continues as they fell to a crushing 2-0 defeat against Rangers at Ibrox, marking their sixth straight match without a win.With the pressure mounting under interim coach Peter Leven, the Dons now sit precariously just two points off the top six and face the daunting challenge of another clash against Rangers at Pittodrie.
Rangers have slammed “abhorrent” Aberdeen fans caught mocking the Ibrox Disaster during Sunday’s Pittodrie clash. Following a 2-0 Gers win, footage emerged of supporters making disgraceful gestures referencing the 1971 tragedy. Read the full club statement and investigation details here.
Liverpool great Sir Kenny Dalglish has been handed a £1,000 fine after being caught exceeding a 20mph speed limit in Merseyside. The 74-year-old admitted the offence after being recorded by a speed camera driving at 30mph on Little Crosby Road in Crosby in September last year. The area enforces a 20mph limit as it passes through a residential village zone. Dalglish was prosecuted by Merseyside Police and sentenced last week under the Single Justice Procedure, which allows magistrates to deal with cases using written submissions without a court hearing. In addition to the fine, Magistrate Sylvia Yang imposed three penalty points on his driving licence, along with £120 in court costs and a £400 victim surcharge. Court documents revealed that Dalglish had initially been accused of failing to identify himself as the driver following the incident. However, that charge was later withdrawn after Dalglish denied receiving the original request for information, a position accepted by the prosecution. The offence took place at 2.09pm on 21 September 2025 while Dalglish was driving his silver Mercedes through Little Crosby. Dalglish, widely regarded as one of the greatest figures in British football history, won six league titles and three European Cups as a player with Liverpool FC. He later enjoyed further success as manager, winning three league championships and two FA Cups, and was knighted in 2018 for services to football. He admitted the speeding offence in writing, avoiding the need to attend court in person.
St Mirren boss Stephen Robinson is keeping his head down amid the speculation linking him to Aberdeen’s vacant managerial position.After leading the Buddies to a stunning League Cup victory and solid league finishes, Robinson insists his sole focus is on the next match against Livingston, dismissing outside chatter as mere distraction.