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Stuart Dougal: You don't give your players a bawling in public if they get it wrong so why do it to referees?
The Sunday MailThe show of love that earned Gary McDonald a red card during Aberdeen's clash with Motherwell may have been well meant. Full Article at The Sunday Mail
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Liam Craig claimed it wasn't a kick to his head that saw Jose Goncalves sent off - but the Hearts man's intent in swinging a high boot. Full Article at The Daily Record
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Christian Nade gave the hosts the lead with a thunderous strike in an otherwise drab first period. Full Article at Footymad
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Lee Miller protested his innocence over his role in Aberdeen's late penalty to secure a 2-1 SPL victory against St Johnstone at Pittodrie on Saturday. Full Article at Press and Journal
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Aberdeen 2 - 1 St Johnstone: Net gain for Aberdeen after web of intrigue surrounds penalty award
The Scotsman
The previous week's unattributed accusation that the Dons were victims of biased refereeing by Steven Nicholls in defeat at Easter Road is the subject of an SFA investigation. Full Article at The Scotsman
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The Saints had come back from a goal down to equalise through Liam Craig before Lee Miller won a penalty in the 83rd minute following a collision with defender Danny Grainger. Full Article at TEAMtalk Football News
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Aberdeen 2 - 1 St Johnstone: Grainger cries foul over Dons' 'dodgy' penalty as Aluko's guile ignites Aberdeen
The Scotsman
THIS time last week Aberdeen were counting the cost of two red cards and several controversial refereeing decisions that sparked a furious tirade from the Granite City outfit at the SFA over officials. Full Article at The Scotsman
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