Aberdeen FC

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Aberdeen Football Club Nicknames:Sheep shaggers Stadium Capacity: 22,199 Rangers Allocation:4,500 Rangers Record Victory:6-1, 22/03/1969 and 05/10/1977

Aberdeen haven't won a trophy for about 15 years, yet their fans will probably claim themselves as Scotland's third force. They regularly play in a half-empty stadium and haven't won at Ibrox for almost two decades.

What To Expect

• Expect the Aberdeen team to try an extra 10% each and every time Rangers come to town. Aberdeen can achieve a win against Rangers one week and lose to a Scottish first division club the next. They have a group of supporters that celebrate the Ibrox Disaster and seem to think we hate them when in actual fact, we pity their pathetic club.
• To be escorted into and out the stadium, be careful if the result is not out way as the sheep will line the streets to watch our buses go past. Remember the sheep don't mind losing all of there games if it means one victory against us.
• Very hard to get a ticket outside stadium, don't try it.

Stadium

Pittodrie Stadium, Pittodrie Street, Aberdeen, AB24 5QH

Rangers Records

Rangers have failed to win at Pittodrie in their last 5 league games, stretching from 23rd December 2006.

How To Get To

From The South: Follow the A90 towards Aberdeen. Just south of Aberdeen join the A956. Keep on the A956 through Aberdeen and eventually you will come to Pittodrie over on your right. Turn right into Pittodrie Street for the ground.

From The North: Follow the A956 into Aberdeen. You will reach Pittodrie over on your left. Turn left into Pittodrie Street for the ground.

From The West: Follow the A96 into Aberdeen. At the large roundabout with the A978 turn left into Machar Drive (A978). Proceed along the A978 and then turn right onto the A956 (King Street). Pittodrie Street and the ground is the 5th turning on the left.

By train - Upon leaving the station turn left and walk across the bridge and then turn right. This brings you into Union Street, where you should walk down until its end, where you will reach Castle Gate. Home supporters should bear left into King Street (A956) and continue down this street before turning right into Merkland Road for the ground. Away supporters should proceed through the Castle Gate and into Park Street. This street eventually becomes Golf Road and you will come to Pittodrie on your left. Note: It is a 2 mile walk from the train station.

Pubs

• Either try the city centre, or try the Noble's soul bar at the near-by Codona's Aberdeen beach complex.

• Nigg Bay Golf Club - Not a Gers bar but mostly Rangers fans there, mainly a drop off for supporters buses.