Derek McInnes slams Aberdeen 8 for going to town after Rangers defeat

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Want the latest Scottish sport news sent straight to your inbox? Join thousands of others who have signed up to our Record Sport newsletter.St Johnstone manager Callum Davidson will not be taking Aberdeen lightly on Thursday evening – regardless of what team the visitors field.The fixture was called off earlier this month following two positive COVID-19 tests in the Dons camp, which required eight players to self-isolate.It is unclear just who Pittodrie boss Derek McInnes will have at his disposal for the McDiarmid Park clash but Perth boss Davidson expects a battle regardless.He reckons Aberdeen’s squad will be determined to prove a point to their manager and supporters with a big performance in the Premiership tussle this week.“It’s going

Aberdeen to be docked points over their players’ covid rules breaches.Hibs owner Ron Gordon stirred the pot at the weekend when he claimed he “wouldn’t be opposed” to hardline measures including points deductions for clubs whose players have stepped out of line.But McInnes reckons many other Premiership clubs will be breathing a huge sigh of relief it’s not them in the firing line as he defended Aberdeen’s response to the crisis.The Dons have been charged by the SPFL after eight of their players visited a city centre bar after the Rangers defeat on the opening day of the season - breaking the three household rule in place across the country.That breach has led to their last three matches being postponed.Celtic are also in the dock after

Ross McCrorie and then set his sights on more transfer business to solve his striking crisis.The Dons agreed a year-long loan for McCrorie and will then buy him permanently from Rangers for £350,000 next summer.Aberdeen beat Hibs to the punch to land the 22-year-old, who has penned a Pittodrie contract until 2024.McInnes revealed McCrorie is on a long-term contract and now he wants a short-term striking fix after injuries to Sam Cosgrove, Ryan Edmondson and Curtis Main, while Bruce Anderson is still unavailable.The Aberdeen manager admitted: “I’ve spoken to a lot of people who have worked with him before and a lot of our lads know him from the international setup and a lot of my staff have been involved with him at the U21’s and always

Aberdeen top in a leaked photo confirming his move to the club. The versatile midfielder will head to the Dons on loan with a permanent deal agreed and fans got an early glimpse of him in the top when it was leaked online.The Scotland U21 skipper started well at Rangers under Steven Gerrard but has found game time hard to come over the last year or so and spent last season on loan at Portsmouth.

Ross McCrorie from Rangers.The Dons have agreed a loan with a set six figure fee to buy the versatile defender or midfielder.Hibs had made two offers but their Premier League rivals stepped in to agree an immediate fee with the Ibrox outfit.McCrorie is expected at Cormack Park this morning for his medical.The 22-year-old has been on Derek McInnes ’radar for several weeks.McInnes’s hands have been tied because of the COVID-19 situation and their staff and playing squad have all agreed to take cuts.The problem for the Dons is that McInnes needs to add to his squad with eight players facing bans over the Coronavirus lockdown breaches while Andrew Considine is suspended and Curtis Main is also injured.McCrorie is seen as a future Scotland

Derek McInnes fearing that Ryan Edmondson’s loan spell could now be over.The on-loan Leeds United loanee has suffered a serious ankle injury in training and will be out for three to four months.A club spokesman confirmed: "The club this evening confirms Ryan Edmondson has suffered an ankle injury in training."A subsequent scan has revealed he could be out for up to 3-4 months and Ryan has now returned to Leeds United FC to see a specialist who will determine the next steps in his treatment."There are now fears he might not return to Pittodrie. Edmondson, who has only made one substitute appearance for the Dons, was brought in because of injuries to Sam Cosgrove and Curtis Main.

Europa League first qualifying round in Nyon today and the good news at this stage is BOTH will be seeded.It’s been a miserable start to the Premiership campaign for the two clubs who finished third and fourth respectively last season and both are still hunting their first points.In addition Aberdeen have been struck with the ‘Covid Eight’ crisis that sees Derek McInnes without a string of first team stars for the next two league matches.However they should all be back - other than injured Sam Cosgrove - for the Europa League first qualifying round tie which will take place on August 27.For the Dons it’s an incredible seventh successive season in the qualifiers - but Derek McInnes is still waiting for his first crack at the group

Hamilton.McInnes will be without the first-team stars who broke their Covid-19 bubble by heading to a city centre pub last Saturday after the defeat by Rangers.Scott McKenna, Jonny Hayes, Matty Kennedy, Craig Bryson, Sam Cosgrove, Mikey Devlin, Dylan McGeouch and Bruce Anderson issued a grovelling apology as a group at the weekend and will miss Wednesday’s clash with Accies and Saturday’s trip to Parkhead as they are forced self-isolate.They remain front and back page news as Scottish football reels from First Minister Nicola Sturgeon’s warning that it’s already in the last-chance saloon over the Dons players’ actions.McInnes insists he won’t waste time moping over who isn’t available and focus his energies on the players who are in his

Aberdeen ’s squad and coaching staff has been given the all-clear after the latest batch of COVID-19 testing. The Dons are confident that Wednesday’s home match with Hamilton will go ahead, as scheduled.

Aberdeen players involved in the club's coronavirus fiasco have issued an apology to fans, boss Derek McInnes, Nicola Sturgeon and Scotland's NHS staff.The group has been named as Sam Cosgrove, Scott McKenna, Craig Bryson, Jonny Hayes, Bruce Anderson, Dylan McGeouch, Michael Devlin and Matty Kennedy.Two of the eight tested positive for Covid-19 following a night out in the virus-hit Granite City last Saturday, which then forced the remaining six into a fortnight's self-isolation.The Dons' Saturday fixture with St Johnstone has been postponed following pressure from the Scottish Government, with First Minister reading the riot act over the "completely unacceptable" behaviour.In a statement released on Saturday afternoon, the group have said

Motherwell goalkeeper Trevor Carson reckons every player has to make sacrifices for the good of Scottish football in the midst of the pandemic. The Northern Ireland cap was speaking after a Covid outbreak at Aberdeen put footballers actions in the spotlight.

Aberdeen ruined the season?That was no doubt a thread title somewhere on an online fans’ forum after their opening day defeat to Rangers at Pittodrie.But it’s what a number of the Dons players did later that night that’s put Scottish football at risk.Last week’s Sportsview column was on how I wouldn’t be taking football for granted now it was back.24 hours later, that’s exactly what a number of Derek McInnes’ men did.At least two of their squad have tested positive for coronavirus and eight in total are having to self-isolate after they all met up for a pint last Saturday night.They’ll all miss the Scottish Premiership clashes with Hamilton and Celtic next week (that are questionably still going ahead) while they've caused a postponement

Derek McInnes admits he thought his players knew better than to go to the pub after being beaten by Rangers - let alone during a pandemic. McInnes revealed all eight would be disciplined as he issued a heartfelt apology to Scottish football for putting the season at risk.Aberdeen's Scottish Premiership match against St Johnstone has been postponed at the request of the Scottish Government after two Dons players tested positive for Covid-19 and a further six were ordered to self-isolate.

Motherwell boss Stephen Robinson doesn't believe Aberdeen should be "vilified" for the Covid-19 outbreak at Pittodie.Speaking at the 'Well press conference ahead of the visit of Dundee United tomorrow, the gaffer believes all Scottish football clubs are taking the necessary precautions amid the pandemic.Robinson revealed he has been cracking down on the squad on WhatsApp, but admits there are things that are out of managers and players control.The Dons' Saturday clash with St Johnstone has been called off after two positive Covid-19 tests among Derek McInnes' squad forced a further six players into a fortnight's self-isolation.Aberdeen chairman today added they "were fully prepared to play the game tomorrow" but "are very grateful that the

fixtures against Hamilton and Celtic. The Dons' Saturday clash with St Johnstone has been called off after two positive Covid-19 tests among Derek McInnes' squad forced a further six players into a fortnight's self-isolation.

Nicola Sturgeon has read Aberdeen the riot act over the club's embarrassing coronavirus fiasco and warned she could pull the plug on Scottish football.

Aberdeen FC players were pictured dining out at a bar hit by coronavirus just days before a teammate tested positive.The snap appeared online after it was taken by an eagle-eyed member of the public who spotted the Dons team members at Soul Bar in the Granite City on Saturday evening.Striker Sam Cosgrove, defender Scott McKenna and midfielders Craig Bryson and Dylan McGeouch were all caught on camera sitting at a table.A fifth man, understood to also be a member of the Pittodrie Squad, also appears in the photograph.The image has been widely circulated on social media and football forums after Aberdeen FC revealed that two players had tested positive on Thursday.It is understood that boss Derek McInnes was forced to abandon a training

Dave Cormack has pleaded with Aberdeen fans to show patience with the club's quarantined stars. The Dons were rocked to the core on Thursday as eight players were ordered into self-isolation just under 48 hours ahead of their Premiership clash with St Johnstone.

Aberdeen stars were caught partying in a coronavirus hotspot.understands the Pittodrie club was on the brink of being forced into a two week lockdown by politicians and health experts after two of Derek McInnes’ players tested positive for Covid-19 following a team night out in the cluster hit city centre.But, after late night crisis talks between Holyrood and Hampden’s Joint Response Group, it was agreed that the Dons will be permitted to take a heavily depleted squad to St Johnstone for Saturday's live TV showdown - so long as no more cases are confirmed within their squad in the next 24 hours.   McInnes had to abandon a training session on Thursday following the first positive test and the furious manager immediately ordered an internal

St Johnstone clash - but the match WILL go ahead. The Granite City has been placed back into lockdown after a spike in coronavirus cases in the city.

coronavirus.The Dons were rocked earlier on Thursday as a first-team star was revealed to have been infected with Covid-19 following routine club testing.And now it's emerged another member of the Pittodrie squad has tested positive with the city currently under lockdown amid an expanding cluster of cases in the area.The development places further scrutiny on Aberdeen 's weekend trip to St Johnstone.Derek McInnes' side are due in Perth for a 3pm kick-off on Saturday and said earlier on Thursday they were awaiting guidance from the Scottish Government and the SFA and SPFL joint response group.A spokesperson said this afternoon: "We have had a positive test but we are awaiting further guidance from Scottish government and the joint response

Derek McInnes as the best manager he’s ever worked with, alongside Croatian legend Niko Kovac. The defender won promotion to the promised land of the English Premier League with Fulham on Tuesday, beating Brentford 2-1 at Wembley in the Championship play-off final, otherwise known as the “richest game in football.” The defender was due to spend the 2013-14 season on loan at Aberdeen from Reading, but was recalled in the December after an injury crisis struck at the Madjeski and he was required back down south.

Derek McInnes’ first-team stars has tested positive for coronavirus. It follows an outbreak of the virus in the north east that saw Aberdeen thrust back into lockdown by Nicola Sturgeon on Wednesday.A number of Dons stars had been in and around city centre hotspots earlier at the weekend causing concern they may have contracted the virus.Now the latest batch of results have confirmed at least one player has tested positive.