Still in Pain

The pain in my body has gone but the pain in my heart is still there. My beloved Aberdeen were yet again humiliated by a lower league team. How long must us Dons Fans put up with such ineptitude. I wont go into too much details, as I will get angry again and that does no one any favours. I will however say that as a club we must have change. The opportunity for Aberdeen to prosper over the next few years is too great to be squandered. Every club is looking at the credit crunch and will be cutting back. We have positioned ourselves financially so we don't need to. A successful team could see attendances rise where other teams will see a drop. This will increase our revenue and our financial clout. Aberdeen has two people going for every job in the city, where the national average is 10 people for every job. This may mean the crunch doesn't hit as hard here. As a club if we make the best of the opportunities that fall to us and more importantly don't fall to the other clubs in the SPL we can have a real advantage. The saying Success breads success is never more true than in football. Success means money which means power. But it must be done right. And for that to happen Aberdeen must cull the management team now. Enough is enough, no more excuses.