Paul Third
Sports Writer at The Press and Journal
Sports writer for the Press and Journal in Aberdeen. Once graced a tea-towel after a short-lived career as a psychic. @pressjournal & @EveningExpress
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1 month ago |
pressandjournal.co.uk | Paul Third
Aberdeen have won the race to sign Cove Rangers goalkeeper Nick Suman. The Press and Journal understands the Australian goalkeeper has agreed to move to Pittodrie this summer after his contract with the League One side expired. Suman has been a huge success story at Balmoral Stadium – attracting interest from Premiership clubs Motherwell and Dundee United.
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1 month ago |
pressandjournal.co.uk | Paul Third
Aberdeen defender Jack MacKenzie is set to leave Pittodrie after agreeing to join English club Plymouth Argyle. The Dons defender has reportedly agreed a three-year deal with Argyle, who are rebuilding their squad for a promotion push in League One next season after being relegated from the Championship. The 25 year-old left back made his final appearance for the Dons off the bench in their Scottish Cup win against Celtic at Hampden on Saturday.
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1 month ago |
pressandjournal.co.uk | Paul Third
Aberdeen defender Mats Knoester has added a Scottish Cup winner’s medal to his collection and the Dutchman insists his latest addition is his most prized of all. Knoester has a KNVB Cup winner’s medal with Feyenoord from 2018 and won the Hungarian league title with Ferencvaros in 2023. But the central defender has put his first Scottish medal to the top of the pecking order after playing a starring role in the Dons’ penalty shootout win against Celtic at Hampden on Saturday.
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1 month ago |
pressandjournal.co.uk | Paul Third
Aberdeen captain Graeme Shinnie makes no apologies for letting his emotions get the better of him after leading the Dons to Scottish Cup glory – even if it has put him in the doghouse with his wife Jodie. The Dons skipper slumped to his knees in tears of joy on the Hampden turf after finally lifting silverware with his home town club following the penalty shootout victory against Celtic.
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1 month ago |
pressandjournal.co.uk | Paul Third
Aberdeen chairman Dave Cormack beamed with pride as he watched his team and manager celebrate bringing the Scottish Cup back to the Granite City on Sunday. Cormack has seen it all, from the glory days of the 1980s to the struggles in the bottom half of the table.
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Champions League final is men against boys......and the boys are romping it.
Had fun going down memory lane with Derek McInnes about the 2017 cup final with the Dons. Pride and some regret feature heavily in this long read.
EXCLUSIVE: Derek McInnes – Jimmy Thelin can cement Aberdeen support with Scottish Cup glory v Celtic, and 2017 final Ryan Jack rift regrets🆕🆎🏆 https://t.co/CaV94WvPPc
Some good news the morning after the night before for Dons fans https://t.co/DtbDepv8Su
