Here We Go! - The Aberdeen FC Podcast

Reflections on the gusty 1-0 win over Hibs, and on the season to date, plus a chat with our guest Keith Wallace on the success of his brilliant fitba-themed cartoon project @FitbaTweets

You'd think after the first really positive run of results we've had this season the mood might be more upbeat, but concerns linger with the quality of the performances. We take Martin Ingram away from his natural The Red Final habitat to join us this week.

Could this season be turned around thanks to one prodigious leap and header from Lewis Ferguson? The brilliant Graeme Park joins us to explain why it could as we look back on a fine day in Glasgow.

Your vital take on the Dons' week, with Mark Gordon and Thom Watt.

A short podcast on the astonishing decision to play both League Cup Semi-Finals at the same venue on the same day and royally screw over the traveling AFC support.

Never mind the quality, feel the scrappy, hard-fought victories. The focus is on the League Cup win over Neil Lennon's Hibs side, but we also look ahead with cautious optimism to Parkhead on Saturday (well those on the show who haven't developed a sort of PTSD about trips to Parkhead do at any rate).

Another week, another underwhelming and uncertain Dons performance. Richard Gordon and Simon Catto are with us to look back on the draw in Perth, the mess of their own making that is the new SFA disciplinary system and on the back of Niall McGinn sweetly struck McDiarmid effort, your most memorable Dons free kicks.

New home, new name, same nonsense. The best round up of the Dons' week, made by Aberdeen fans, for Aberdeen fans. Joining us on this first/124th show are Mark Elrick, Martin Stone, and Ryan Crombie as we howl at Scottish refereeing ineptitude, wince at an awful home display on Saturday, and wonder whether this transfer window hasn't been another failure. Also, there's news on a charity football ma...

A swift debrief on the convincing win over St Mirren in the League Cup, then on to answering your many and varied questions on the state of things on and off the pitch at the moment. Warning: contains opinions you may not agree with.

Christy Keenan and Ben Palmer are with the regulars to review a nearly night in Burnley, and a nearly abysmal afternoon against The Rangers partially rescued by Connor Goldson's breakdancing and Bruce Anderson's fine finish.

Telegraph writer JJ Bull joins us to look back on what was a memorable Pittodrie night and assess whether we do actually stand a chance in deepest, darkest Lancashire.

Your regulars reflect on a Summer overshadowed by a sad loss before looking ahead to the Europa League tie with Burnley with the help of Natalie Bromley of Burnley podcast No, Nay, Never.

Everyone loves a happy ending, and the Dons provided that at Parkhead on Sunday, putting some gloss on an awkward, frayed season. We round up Grant, Martyn & Richard again to round up 2017-18.

Miniaturised version of the podcast after a strange evening of cheering on a Craig Levein side. With Jody Jamieson & Martyn Clunes.

Jody Jamieson joins Martyn and Richard to discuss the Hibs stalemate, supporter/club relations, and the impending visit of the SPFL's newest club. We also pay tribute to the great Alex Ferguson in the wake of Saturday's grim news.

We knock around some of the topics to come out of the win over Hearts, the AberDNA scheme, and a look ahead to the visit of Hibs. With Erin Grieve and Mark Elrick.

David Preece and Richard Gordon join us for the unpleasant task of picking over the bones of a Hampden capitulation at the hands of Motherwell

Your questions, our rambling answers on the state of the Dons five years into Derek McInnes' time at the club. 2nd of this week's podcasts - don't miss listening to the 1st one.

Part one of a double helping of the podcast this week casts an eye over our penalty win at Kilmarnock that kept hopes of season-ending silverware alive by the tips of Freddie Woodman's fingers.

Fresh from his Sunday Telegraph interview with Derek McInnes, journalist JJ Bull joins us again to look back on a defeat to Celtic that was the same old song.

The best round up of the Dons week, as we look back on four more goals for the hotshot Dons and a place in the Quarter Final of the Scottish Cup. With Erin Grieve and Jonathan Northcroft.

Thom Watt returns to run the rule over our deadline day business, two entirely satisfactory wins at Dingwall and over Hamilton, and look ahead to the Scottish Cup visit of lower-league minnows, Dundee Utd. We also look at the issues of home atmosphere.

Michael Grant of The Times joins us to reflect on the decision made in the Town House today, whilst, on the pitch, the gloom of that Ibrox defeat is at least partially lifted by a sensational Scott McKenna strike that turns the game against Kilmarnock.

Back in action with a show as sweet as a Mackay-Steven strike. Scotland Captain Rachel Corsie returns to the show to discuss a momentous 2017 for the SWNT and look ahead to the challenges of 2018, while on the Dons front we cover that win over St Mirren a

A catch-up episode covering the Christmas games, our early transfer business, and a look back at some of your memorable early round Scottish Cup ties.