Saving layout

One Moment...

Resetting layout

One Moment...
X

Customise your homepage

default
save
Drag each panel to set your preferred order. Click the eye icon to toggle the visibility of the panel. You can reset the layout by clicking the 'Default' button above.
Slider
Statistics
Introduction
News
On This Day
Social History
Match Centre / League Table
Players / Managers / HOF
The Aberdeen Collection
Squad (Hidden)
Profile / Dark Blue Dons / Wartime Dons
Results / Pittodrie Stadium
RedTV / Milestones

Fraserburgh 1 - 3 Aberdeen

HT Score: Fraserburgh 1 - 1 Aberdeen

Friendly
Fraserburgh scorers: Hendry
Aberdeen scorers: McLaren 15, Love 55, Hickie 70.

14/04/1930 | KO:

Fraserburgh Put Up Good Fight at Home.

The visit of a team from the Aberdeen Football Club to Fraserburgh last night brought out a crowd 800, the largest of the season, at Bellslea Park.

Disappointment was expressed the absence of Cheyne and Yorston. The team, however, gave a clever exhibition, winning by 3-1 and having no difficulty in beating the homesters, who gave a very good account of themselves in the first halt.
Fifteen minutes from the start McLaren counted with a long shot which Anderson would have saved had not the ball been deflected in its flight by hitting a home player. Yuill saved from Burnett at the cost of a corner. The resultant kick was cleared, but Hendry trapped the ball ten yards out and, amid enthusiasm, registered the equaliser.
Through Love, Aberdeen took the lead about ten minutes after the interval, and midway through the period Hickie put the visitors still further ahead with a snappy shot that went over Anderson's head into the net.

Source: Press & Journal, 15th April 1930

Fraserburgh Teamsheet
Anderson, McRobbie, A Bain, Stephen, Scott, Hendry, Burnett, James Davidson, John Davidson, Bruce, Low.
Aberdeen Teamsheet
Yuill, Cooper, Legge, Falloon, McLaren, Hickie, Love, Dickie, Jackson, David, Smith.
Attendance: 800
Venue: Bellslea Park, Fraserburgh
Next Match
Dundee
H
09 Nov 2024 / 17:30 / Pittodrie Stadium, Aberdeen