Aberdeen Football Club were founded in 1903 (from the merger of Victoria United, Aberdeen and Orion) they play their games at the 22,199 capacity Pittodrie Stadium and compete in the Scottish Premier League. Pittodrie was the first all seater stadium in Scotland and the first sports venue in the world to have a dug-out. They were invented by trainer Donald Coleman in the early 1930s.
Nicknamed 'The Dons' Aberdeen FC currently play in the Scottish Premier League where they play their home games at the Pittodrie Stadium wearing red home shirts with white shorts and red socks which are supplied by adidas.
adidas hand the Scottish club of Aberdeen a unique colour-scheme for their 2016/17 away shirt. With Aberdeen already unveiling one of the finest home shirts of the upcoming season, the Scottish Premiership club now follow-up with a half and half display of black and grey, whilst vibrant orange tr [...]
Scottish Premiership runners-up release their stunning home shirt for the upcoming 2016/17 season. After an incredibly impressive current campaign of pushing Celtic for top spot within the Scottish Premiership, Aberdeen hope to go one step further in 2016/17 in a truly aesthetic home shirt manufa [...]
Launching their new home kit back in May, Scottish outfit Aberdeen have officially launched their new away kit for the 2015-16 season. Aberdeen have revealed a classic away shirt for next season offering a white, black and gold alternate kit [...]
Their first match was a 1-1 draw against Stenhousemuir on 15th August 1903, they started wearing an all white kit, but when the entered into the Scottish League in 1904-05 they took on a black and gold strip which got them the nickname the Wasps. Aberdeen's home shirt now is red coupled with red shorts & socks for games at Pittodrie, away from home the team's kit is all white.
Since 1905 Aberdeen have graced the top division of Scottish football, only Celtic & Rangers share that record. Aberdeen's won the Scottish Cup for the first time in 1947 and the Don's had their first Scottish League title in the 1954-55 season. Their most succesful manager was Sir Alex Ferguson who in the 1980's led the Don's to three league championships and an extra time 2-1 1983 Cup Winners' Cup victory over Real Madrid.
