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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By: Paul Third
Steve Tosh believes continuity is needed after three summers of change at Pittodrie.
By: Paul Third
The ex-Dons boss, who led the club to Scottish Cup glory in 1990, believes the class of 2024 can rise to the occasion at Hampden on Saturday.
By: Paul Third
Victories are badly needed at Balmoral Stadium in the final three games of the campaign as Cove bid to climb into the play-off places.
By: Paul Third
Thrilling semi-final at Hampden had everything but a happy ending for the Dons in an afternoon which will live long in the memory.
By: Paul Third
Dons defender believes his side has restored pride in the shirt following monumental effort in Scottish Cup semi-final penalty shoot-out loss to Celtic.
Scottish Cup semi-final was a classic but supporters deserve better then to be left in the dark by officiating.
By: Paul Third
Midfielder believes Dons squad will be under scrutiny in last five games of the season.
Dons caretaker manager is reportedly on the shortlist to replace Neill Collins at the English League One side.
By: Paul Third
Dons' head-to-head record against bottom half rivals in need of improvement in final five games of the campaign.
By: Paul Third
On-loan central defender will discuss Dons future after club's top-flight status has been secured.
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