CLUB HISTORY & BACKGROUND

The first Football Aid game at Pittodrie kicked off on the 17th May 2001 with tough tackling Doug Rougvie and Gothenburg hero John Hewitt starting what was to become a long running Football Aid rivalry. Over the years, the likes of Neil Simpson and Jim Bett have also taken part in the highly competitive games, while Scotland Hall of Famer and fans favourite Willie Miller came onboard as the Club's Ambassador in 2006.

SEASON 2012 UPDATE

Unfortunately despite being strong supporters of Football Aid the club haven't been able to host a match in recent seasons due to essential pitch maintenance and other events like concerts being staged on the Pittodrie pitch during the close season. However we do remain hopeful that we might be able to host another event in association with the club in the future.

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