Paul Third is a sports writer for The Press and Journal, focusing on local sports news and events. With a passion for covering Aberdeen's sports scene, Paul provides in-depth analysis, player interviews, and match reports to keep readers informed and engaged.
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Paul Third's focus is predominantly on local sports, particularly football, and includes event coverage and announcements related to Aberdeen FC. To effectively reach out to him, consider providing updates on team performance, injuries, or exclusive player interviews relevant to Aberdeen FC.
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By: Paul Third
Dons manager left to pick up his crestfallen players after their cup hopes were ruthlessly dismantled by Celtic at Hampden.
By: Paul Third
Dons skipper insists harsh lessons must be learned from 6-0 Premier Sports Cup semi-final defeat by Celtic on Saturday.
Investigation by the club and SWF have found no breach by the coaching team or the club.
By: Paul Third
Dons midfielder expects his side bounce back against Dundee following Reds' League Cup exit.
By: Paul Third
Dons manager's experience in Sweden shows why his belief will not have been shaken following heavy cup loss to Celtic.
By: Paul Third
League One manager of the month for October concerned impact the incoming artificial pitch ban will have on clubs who win promotion to the Premiership.
Having responded strongly to their first defeat of the season the Dons are now focused on a hat-trick of away games after the international break.
By: Paul Third
Emphatic response from Jimmy Thelin's Dons to their first loss shows what they are made of.
By: Paul Third
Ex-Hoops manager impressed by Dons' start to the season but rates their title hopes as less than five per cent.
Dons beat Rangers in penalty shootout to clinch victory.
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