Hello and welcome to the opposition perspective.

I'm your host, Chris Galaher, and I'm delighted to say I'm joined by our very good friend,

Glenn Shrewdar from the Red Tinted Glasses, Aberdeen podcast.

Hello, Glenn, how are you, sir?

Hello, Chris. Thank you very much for the welcome back onto the podcast. Very well.

When I thought you guys were having a bad season, I thought you very kindly handed the button

over to ourselves instead. Wow. The last time we spoke, we had...

Who was your manager?

Yeah, we had different managers.

We had different players.

We had different expectations for the season.

Yeah, we can touch on what your thoughts are on Celtic.

Our thoughts are on Aberdeen.

I mean, what the hell's going on?

Answers on a postcard, please. I mean, it's fair to say since that day in May, because it would be a miss of me to get that mention in. Fair point. We have failed to capitalize

on the pitch, off the pitch, fair play to the club. They've commercially cashed in,

but unfortunately the product on the pitch has not lived up to the expectation and the

opportunity that should have come obviously with the group stage football that came with Europe.

Unfortunately, we got the raw end of the deal with that draw. I think it was statistically the

worst one. And the league form that Jimmy Tallene had never improved. I always felt that had we

not won that cup final, he would have probably been shown the door in the summer. I then thought

off the back of winning it, it granted him the European fixtures,

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