Dave Cormack sent stark Aberdeen warning as Chris Sutton spies 'issue' between chairman and Derek McInnes

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Nick Hammond’s ability to fill a £40million hole which is set to be punched into the squad.Chairman Ian Bankier said yesterday the now-infamous new year review into the club’s structure is ongoing as he announced the club’s financial results.But former Parkhead striker Sutton feels the length of time the review is taking could be a massive issue.With star men Odsonne Edouard, Ryan Christie and Kristoffer Ajer about to enter the final year of their contracts, Sutton reckons their departure coupled with dubiety of the skills of others within the squad to come up trumps makes recruitment plans in the coming months absolutely crucial.Celtic look set to appoint a sporting director to assist new CEO Dominic McKay in transfer matters, but, with no

Celtic fans may have envisioned at the start of the campaign, but there has been a clear improvement in form in recent weeks.Neil Lennon's side have now won four on the bounce but remain a long way behind Premiership leaders Rangers.Despite some positives for Hoops' fans to cling to in the final run-in, it's a completely different story for Aberdeen at the moment.Under-pressure Derek McInnes has only managed one win so far this year with the Dons' hopes of beating Hibs to third spot fading fast.The club's relationship with fans has been strained in recent days after the Q&A with chairman Dave Cormack was axed to focus on the clash in Glasgow's east end.However, taking three points back to Pittodrie could turn the tide.Here's all you need to

Chris Sutton insists the club's board owe it to their fans to start outlining the future plans.Parkhead chairman Ian Bankier revealed hierarchy will not make “hasty decisions that we might regret” as he addressed the supporters’ demands for updates on the promised club review. Bankier spoke out as the club released their half-year financial report which brought a pre-tax loss of almost £6 million due largely to the Covid pandemic.Although the figures are important, Celtic fans want answers on footballing matters such as the future of boss Neil Lennon and details on the prospect of a Sporting Director joining new CEO Dominic McKay with Peter Lawwell set to retire.Bankier gave no definitive indications and said: “We are in the period of

Kilmarnock on Saturday.While nothing has been proved at this stage, fans up and down the country will be nervously awaiting the outcome of the investigation.The Scottish Government and First Minister Nicola Sturgeon have issued a number of warnings to football after previous breaches.The SPFL is already suspended below the Championship, and there will be fears any further breaches could prompt action.Here's what Sturgeon has said so far this season.Eight Aberdeen players were caught visiting a bar in the Granite City after the opening day defeat to Rangers, in breach of the return to play protocols.Two members of Derek McInnes' squad later tested positive for the virus.Sturgeon responded: "I'm trying to be diplomatic here.

Dave Cormack has cancelled Tuesday's planned Q&A with fans, as supporters accuse the Pittodrie chief of dodging questions over the managerial situation.An online session was planned for Tuesday, with the Dons chairman promising that "no question will be off limits".Cormack was expected to be grilled on the financial situation at Pittodrie but also the long-term future of manager Derek McInnes.Aberdeen have affirmed their faith in the 49-year-old in a club statement, but a growing number of fans want change in the dugout.It's now been confirmed that Tuesday's Q&A session has been cancelled, with Cormack stating he'll be happy to meet supporters in person after the Covid-19 pandemic has passed.A statement said: "In confirming the Q&A event

Aberdeen will set a new 118-year-old unwanted club record of failing to find the net if they don't score at Parkhead on Wednesday against Celtic before the 72nd minute.The Dons' luckless run in front of goal continued in the draw with St Mirren meant they have now gone five games without scoring - only the fourth time in their history they have done that and two of them have come under manager Derek McInnes.Aberdeen have previously played five games in all competitions without a goal in 1905, 1973, 2020 and 2021 and the longest run of minutes without a goal happened when they failed to score in 535 minutes, 48 years ago.Their current run stretches for 463 minutes, since Andrew Considine scored Aberdeen's second goal against Motherwell in a

Derek McInnes move on.Across their last five matches, the Granite City side haven't scored a single goal despite throwing new man Florian Kamberi into the mix against St Mirren on Saturday in a 0-0 draw.Fraser Hornby and Callum Hendry also arrived on loan to replace Sam Cosgrove this month after the striker was sold but none of the fresh signings have found the net so far.There have also been four goals conceded in that time, with the Dons' total of three points arriving by way of three goalless draws.That leaves them 11th in the form table when only the last five matches are taken into consideration.The only side below them is Kilmarnock - who saw fit to bin Alex Dyer as manager and replace him with former St Johnstone boss Tommy

Aberdeen side equal an unwanted club record of five games without hitting the net - but has insisted his new-look strike force will come good.The Dons were held to an uninspiring draw by St Mirren to make 463 minutes without a goal.The barren run means they are now four points behind third-placed Hibs but McInnes is in no doubt his new signings Flo Kamberi, Fraser Hornby and Callum Hendry will provide the solutions.McInnes stated: “It is a concern.

Ally McCoist locked horns on-air as the popular punditry pair discussed recent disciplinary charges for Celtic and Rangers players.Albian Ajeti's citation for diving against Kilmarnock last week was thrown out following an appeal from Neil Lennon but Steven Gerrard's side were unable to stop Kemar Roofe from copping a two-game ban for a tackle on St Johnstone's Murray Davidson.Sutton reckons there should be more than just Glasgow-based players up in the dock though as he slammed the SFA for seeming to pick and choose who receives notices of complaint.But former Ibrox striker McCoist believes his old club are in the firing line more often than any other as he joked "it must be bad luck".Sutton started the debate when he told BT Sport's

St Mirren.Reims loanee Fraser Hornby is doubtful to feature in the Pittodrie clash after missing multiple days of training with Derek McInnes' squad due to a bug.And it's still uncertain if Swiss arrival Florian Kamberi will feature with work permit issues now likely to delay his Dons debut even longer.Greg Leigh will be out long-term after a hamstring injury just minutes into last weekend's match against Hibs and he joins Mikey Devlin who has an ankle problem and Ryan Hedges on the crocked list.Meanwhile the Saints hope for positive news on Jamie McGrath and Eamonn Brophy, who could both be out for the remainder of the campaign.Brophy has suffered a stress fracture in his foot while McGrath left the pitch after 14 minutes against Celtic on

Derek McInnes is in no doubt Aberdeen can finish third but has insisted his team are playing catch-up because they left their January transfer business so late.The Dons manager got a vote of confidence from chairman Dave Cormack and his board on Monday after there was growing speculation on social media that he was about to be sacked after last weekend’s defeat at Hibs.McInnes has insisted he is as frustrated as any of the Dons fans over their current predicament, as they sit five points off Hibs, although they have a game in hand.He is frustrated that the club couldn’t land top targets like Ross Stewart and Eamonn Brophy, had to sell top striker Sam Cosgrove and then had to wait until the last day to bring in three loan signings, in Flo

Dave Cormack has promised a no holds barred Q&A with fans as he seeks to engage at a time of crisis for Scottish football.The coronavirus pandemic has seen stadiums lie empty across Scotland all season, with supporters only allowed in for limited test events.Premiership clubs can seek loans from the Scottish Government to help them through the crisis as the lack of matchday income bites.At Pittodrie there's also the question of the manager, with Derek McInnes coming under fire from a section of the support in recent weeks.The Dons have affirmed their support for the 49-year-old despite a recent run of poor results.At a time when various club hierarchies have been uncommunicative when it comes to matters on and off the pitch, Cormack is

Florian Kamberi can hit the ground running and solve Aberdeen’s struggles in front of goal.The former Hibs and Rangers striker is set to arrive in Scotland ahead of this weekend’s clash with St Mirren.McInnes’ team are on a ropey run of just one win in 2021 and have failed to hit the net in their last four matches – including last week’s defeat at Hibs that left the Dons five points behind in the race for third.Kamberi – who has been snapped up on loan from St Gallen – has been held up in red tape in Switzerland waiting to get the green light over a work permit.But Aberdeen are hoping he can land in the next 24 hours and there will be no concerns about throwing him straight in to the side.McInnes said: “The thing with Florian is he has more

Aberdeen against Rangers that paved the way for the Dons’ last title triumph.Thirty-six years have passed since then - the last time any club outside the Old Firm finished top of the pile in Scotland.Top spot might be a pipe dream these days even for the most demanding members of the Red Army.But even goals - the very thing McDougall was famed for - have become a rarity as a run of four games without a win far less than the hitting of the back of the net has seen them fall off the pace in the battle for third.Speaking to the 62-year-old knows the pressure has ramped up on manager Derek McInnes with the painted bedsheets of some disgruntled Dons supporters spelling out exactly where they think he can go.The Aberdeen board have backed the

Derek McInnes has received the support of the board after a poor run of form, with the club insisting there's "no doubting" the manager.An increasing section of the support have expressed their frustration over both results and performances, with some calling for chairman Dave Cormack to make a change in the dugout following the 2-0 defeat to Hibs.McInnes insisted he will not walk away from the Pittodrie hotseat as he shrugged off the pressure on his job post-match.Despite their recent struggles, McInnes has consistently kept the club in the upper reaches of the table during his eight years at the helm, a stark contrast to the situation he inherited.The board have now issued a firm statement confirming the gaffer will be allowed to continue

Chris Sutton gave some of the young Celtic youngsters a cheeky put-down on the team bus back in the days of the under-21 rule.The controversial call during the Scottish Premier League era meant all top flight clubs had to include three under-21 players in their matchday squad of 18.The rule, which was introduced back in the 2008/09 while midfielder Ferry was breaking through the youth ranks at Parkhead, was opposed by both Old Firm managers Gordon Strachan and Walter Smith.Hoops' legend Sutton saw the funny side of change and Ferry revealed the Englishman had a quip ready for the youngsters on the Celtic team bus.Ferry told the Go Radio Football Show: “Back in the day you used to get a couple of boys who would sit in the stand, and I was

Aberdeen's uninspired defeat to Hibs failed to live up to any sort of hype.The Premiership table shows two teams heading in opposite directions and that was certainly evident on the Easter Road pitch.Martin Boyle's double steered the home side to victory and heaped yet more scrutiny on Derek McInnes.The Dons boss is approaching eight years in the role and has consistently kept the club in the upper reaches of the table, a stark contrast to the situation he inherited.But with results and performances alarming fans in equal measure, could the Pittodrie club be approaching the end of an era? takes a look at a tricky predicament.There's no need to go granular to figure out why things are decidedly gloomy at Pittodrie at the minute.Aberdeen have

Derek McInnes to go.The Dons boss is coming under increasing scrutiny having managed just one win since the turn of the year, with Hibs taking a 2-0 victory at Easter Road on Saturday.But while results having taken a dip, Foster believes that's not the catalyst for increasing discontent from a section of fans.The Partick Thistle full-back insists McInnes isn't getting the best from a talented squad and that's what really drives frustration.Speaking on Sportscene Foster said: "If you're the manager of Aberdeen there's always going to be pressure."I think when you've got the quality that he's got in the squad that brings its own pressure."Just the brand of football they're playing, it's not attractive to watch."If you're an Aberdeen fan

Derek McInnes ' work at Aberdeen - but admits it could be end of the "marriage" this summer. The Dons have won just once since the turn of the year and fell to a 2-0 defeat to Hibs in a major blow to their Europa League ambitions.

Neil Lennon has been allowed an extended stay in the Celtic job because no fans are in the stadium, according to former team-mate Chris Sutton.There have been several protests outside of Celtic Park as Rangers cruised 23-points ahead at the top of the Scottish Premiership.Despite collapse of their title bid and fan fury, the Parkhead top brass have stuck by the gaffer so far.  columnist Sutton believes that the reign may not have been allowed to continue by Peter Lawwell and Dermot Desmond if the stands were full of raging punters.When asked if fans not being allowed inside Parkhead has allowed Lennon extra time he said: "I think it’s a really interesting debate this one."I think if the Celtic fans were allowed in the stadium, 60,000, then

Dave Cormack stating in January that a review and a Q&A with fans is on the way.The Pittodrie club have been hit hard by the pandemic and, as revealed by , are set to make use of a Scottish Government loan to help tide them over.But for many Aberdeen supporters the real burning issue is the future of manager Derek McInnes.The Dons have won just once since the turn of the year, going down 2-0 at Hibs on Saturday.After the match McInnes insisted he loves the club "more than any other fan" but questions over his future remain.Cormack promised fans a clear insight into the financial side of the club, with a question and answer session to be held early February.While that's not slated to include discussion of matters on the park, the chairman is

Aberdeen love affair even though the manager’s relationship with the club’s support is getting more strained by the week.The Dons boss suffered another blow as Hibs cruised to a 2-0 win at Easter Road to open up a five point lead in the race for third in the Premiership.Martin Boyle’s double did the damage but it could have been worse for the Reds, who have now gone four games without a goal and won just one of their last eight games.McInnes is the man in the firing line. There’s been rumbled from behind the scenes and outright hostility from some punters online.But the toughest spell of his eight years is also eating at the manager.

Hibs side for delivering a “big performance in a big game” after they put daylight between themselves and Aberdeen in the Scottish Premiership courtesy of a Martin Boyle double.The winger slotted home from the penalty spot in the first half before racing on to a Lewis Stevenson through ball in the second as the Easter Road side strengthened their grip on third.Ross had been criticised by some sections of the green and white faithful for his record in ‘big games’ with just two wins recorded in his meetings with Aberdeen, city rivals Hearts and Celtic and Rangers over his 14-month reign.But after opening up a five point gap to Derek McInnes men and ten point margin over Livingston, who fell to defeat at St Johnstone, the Easter Road boss is

Derek McInnes reckons his passion for the club is such that he loves it "more than any other supporter out there".The Dons gaffer is under pressure after slipping to fourth place in the league during a tough spell that has seen his men pick up only one win in the last seven matches.With key attackers Scott Wright leaving for Rangers and Ryan Hedges now out for the season with injury, it feels like fate is conspiring against the former St Johnstone boss.Today's game against Hibs is crucial with Jack Ross' side their closest challengers to be the Scottish Premiership's third force, although Livingston's incredible run has also put them in contention.And ahead of the match, McInnes was keen to stress his deep-seated passion for the club

Albian Ajeti to be banned for his Kilmarnock 'dive' - but fears the striker will get away with it.The Swiss international went down under challenge from goalkeeper Colin Doyle, winning a penalty which Odsonne Edouard converted.But the SFA judged that Ajeti had dived and issued him with a fast-track notice of complaint.The 23-year-old faces a two match ban, with manager Neil Lennon insisting that Celtic will fight the charge.And Sutton reckons that will be successful, even though he'd like to see Ajeti hammered.He said on BT Sport's Scottish Football Extra: "Do you know what? I think it was a dive."I think it was simulation."I think the SFA will panic, Celtic will put the pressure on and he will get away with it."I would ban divers, Darrell,

Ally McCoist over recent refereeing decisions.Ibrox boss Steven Gerrard called for greater consistency after Alfredo Morelos was hit with a retrospective ban for stamping on Ryan Porteous of Hibs.Since then Celtic striker Albian Ajeti has been cited for an alleged dive in the win over Kilmarnock, while Kemar Roofe could be banned for a challenge against St Johnstone.Sutton said on BT Sport's Scottish Football Extra: "With the Roofe stuff I thought there was a mistimed challenge."Look, was there any malice in it? You rob a bank for the first time but it was a poor challenge, I thought it was a red card and I think Scott Brown was a yellow card."But for Rangers to get involved once again...

Ryan Hedges is "likely" to miss the remainder of the season through injury. The wide man was forced off just 14 minutes into the 2-0 defeat against Livingston on Tuesday night.

Derek McInnes to dump Joe Lewis as skipper and replace him with Lewis Ferguson. The Dons are in the middle of a dreary run of form that has seen them claim only one win in seven matches.They were beaten 2-0 at Pittodrie on Thursday by Livingston with a Lewis howler gifting the Lions the lead, a result that gave the in-form West Lothian battlers a real chance of competing for third spot alongside Hibs.And while the club's all-time top scorer reckons Lewis is a top stopper, he thinks all-action midfield dynamo Ferguson might be a better fit for the armband.

Aberdeen ’s horror start killed them. The Dons slumped to fourth after a home defeat to Livingston, following a Joe Lewis blunder and then some more awful defending for Nicky Devlin’s second.