Readers were invited to share their observations regarding aspects of Aberdeen Football Club that they felt were not receiving sufficient attention, whether positive or negative. Several responses were submitted, offering diverse perspectives. Andy highlighted the impact of first-team coach Emir Bajrami, noting his past as an accomplished winger with 18 caps for Sweden. Andy stated that Bajrami’s individual coaching with players such as Shayden Morris, Vincente Besuijen, Duk, Pape Gueye, Jamie McGrath, and Topi Keskinen has led to “transformational results this season,” adding, “Massive credit to Emir.” Gregor expressed concern about the club’s ability to maintain its current trajectory should manager Jimmy Thelin depart, anticipating that “A team down south coming for Jimmy Thelin…” is an “inevitable” scenario. Richard pointed out that Ante Palaversa possesses significant quality, suggesting he “would stroll into any other SPFL team apart from perhaps Celtic,” yet he is currently “struggling to break into the Aberdeen XI.” Jack’s contribution simply mentioned “Neil Warnock.” Cameron observed a shift in perception, noting that the previous “mantra that ran through Pittodrie” about not being able to compete against the Old Firm is no longer prevalent, attributing this change to Thelin. Andrew emphasized the importance of Peter Leven remaining with the club, stating that he provides Thelin with “perspective on the SPFL.” Andrew noted that during touchline discussions, Jimmy Thelin “always seems to discuss changes with Peter before he makes them,” concluding it is a “Great combination!” John highlighted the return of Pape Gueye, or the lack of discussion surrounding it, stating that Gueye “was tearing it up before the injury and his goal at Pittodrie v Motherwell is still one of the goals of the season.” John suggested that if the team navigates the next three away games, makes “a few clever signings,” and integrates Gueye back, “it’s game on.” Scott drew attention to Jimmy’s hair, describing it as “perfect.” Scott questioned why it is “never mentioned when it’s obviously a huge contributing factor to our form this season.” Post navigation Erik ten Hag Leaves Manchester United Managerial Role Understanding the MLS Cup: Format and Finalists