Dave Cormack: Last News

The more things change, the more they stay the same.

Stephen Glass "every chance to be a success this season" amid an eight-game winless streak. The former Dons boss was a roaring success during eight years at the helm in the Granite City but was replaced by the former Pittodrie star after his own sticky run during the last campaign.

Aberdeen will turnaround their current slump but warned there’s no ‘magic wand’ to wave. The Dons sank to a 2-0 defeat to Motherwell at Fir Park on Saturday, taking their winless run to six in all competitions.

Aberdeen boss Stephen Glass branded their Europa Conference League pitch in Baku a disgrace and claimed it was the reason why Andrew Considine got stretchered off. The Dons crashed 1-0 to Qarabag in Azerbaijan last night but will be hoping to turn that around at Pittodrie next week to claim a place in the group stages.Glass refused to criticise the Tofiq Bahramov Republican Stadium before the game although his chairman Dave Cormack did question UEFA ’s decision to allow the game to be played on it.

Aberdeen can get the better of Qarabag over two legs. After a long trip east Stephen Glass' side face a tough first leg of their Europa Conference League play-off and it's not just the opposition with which they'll have to contend.

Dave Cormack has taken aim at UEFA over the shocking state of Qarabag's pitch. The Dons chief shared pictures of a cut-up turf at the Tofiq Bahramov Republican Stadium ahead of Thursday's Europa Conference League play-off first leg.The Azerbaijani side play their domestic matches at the Azersun Arena - which only opened in 2015 but holds just 5000 fans - and decant across Baku to the 50,000-capacity venue being used for this week's match.

Dave Cormack has revealed Aberdeen's £15million wage bill is on the rise as they look to end Celtic and Rangers' Scottish football stranglehold. It's been 36 years since a team outwith Glasgow were league champions but the Dons supremo is aiming high under Stephen Glass' leadership.

Dave Cormack hopes to get the green light from the local Council that will see full crowds return to Pittodrie next week. Celtic and Rangers have both had their requests rubber-stamped by Glasgow City Council and now the Dons are hopeful of a similar outcome for their fixtures.Aberdeen face Briedablik on August 12 and Cormack is prepped to host a full stadium in the second leg of the Europa Conference League qualifier.

Chris Goff of the Washington Post claims the USA international has agreed to leave his current club at the end of the MLS season. That would mean a January transfer for a player who has been strongly linked with a switch to Belgian side Brugge in recent weeks.Mueller has established himself as a key man for his club and he can play in multiple positions across the front three.And the reveal will be of interest to supporters of Celtic, Rangers and Aberdeen who all likely would have an interest in a player who has two goals in two caps for his country.Aberdeen have a Stateside connection with chairman Dave Cormack living in America and boss Stephen Glass cutting his teeth at Atlanta.

Europa Conference League clash with BK Hacken. With vaccination rates high and restrictions continuing to be lifted, the subject of fans returning to stadiums has become a thorny one.

Rangers have some business to take care of first. Old rivals Aberdeen are in Glasgow's south side and Steven Gerrard and his players re only 90 minutes away from an Invincible Premiership campaign.

Dave Cormack has offered to stage this month’s Scottish Cup Final at Pittodrie if it means fans will be allowed to attend. Cormack insists he has not spoken to the SFA about his offer but he went public with it on Monday following the weekend wins which will see Hibs face St Johnstone in the end of season showpiece.

Dave Cormack has told fans to expect some movement on incoming signings in the coming days - as the club continue to battle to secure Declan Gallagher's signature. Record Sport revealed this week that the Motherwell captain is inching towards a move to Pittodrie on a free transfer.

Dave Cormack has paid tribute to Aberdeen's loyal supporters after he moved to freeze season ticket prices for the 2021/22 campaign. The American-based chairman enjoys a close bond with the club's followers and those not claiming a partial refund will gain free entry to the club's first domestic Cup clash in front of supporters next season.

Dave Cormack has stated it was his own money and not Atlanta United’s that paid for Ronny Hernandez.The Dons spent around £700,000 to sign the Venezuelan international from Norwegian side Stabaek last January who hardly played a game and has since been sent on-loan to Aberdeen’s partner club in the United States.Questions were asked when a loan appeared in Aberdeen’s accounts after the signing of Hernandez but Cormack has insisted he put the cash up and has since transferred the money into club shares.He confirmed: “As far as who paid for Ronny – Aberdeen Football Club paid for Ronny. In our financial accounts for last year, it was noted that a loan came in not long after he was signed.“That loan was subsequently converted to stock.

Scott Brown - amidst heavy criticism from his own fans after he publicly backed Aleksandar Tonev over his racial blast at Shay Logan. The Celtic captain has signed a pre-contract to move to the Dons in the summer, as a player coach under new boss Stephen Glass.

Stephen Glass will get the Red Army purring over Aberdeen’s attacking play after watching him entertain Stateside.Former Atlanta United 2 coach Glass will get a crack at Scottish football after being named Dons’ boss, with Celtic captain Scott Brown set to team up with him.Dalglish, a former team-mate of his at Newcastle as well as Hibs, has been pitched in against the 44-year-old as boss and technical director at rivals Miami FC.And he insists suggestions Dons chief Dave Cormack gave Glass the job because he knows him are wide of the mark and disrespectful.The club have made it clear they want more attacking football and to develop their own players, two boxes Dalglish knows their former midfielder will tick.He said: “I have seen the way

Aberdeen coaching team. The new Dons boss wants the England striking coach to be part of his staff alongside Scott Brown.Southgate has told Russell that he is happy for him to do both roles for England and Aberdeen.The FA have already offered him an extended contract until after the 2022 World Cup finals.Russell has spoken to Southgate, Glass and Aberdeen chairman Dave Cormack at length since he has been away on England duty.The former Kilmarnock and St Mirren striker is expected to make a final decision after England get their next two matches against Albania and Poland out of the way.

Dave Cormack the burning questions next week after the club announced they have rearranged their mooted Q&A session. The original date was scrapped back in February with then boss Derek McInnes amid a nightmare run of results that contributed to his eventual departure.

Scott Brown WILL join Aberdeen at the end of the season after a whirlwind tour of the club’s training HQ Cormack Park. The veteran midfielder has signed sign a two-year pre-contract with the Dons following nearly a decade and a half at the nine in a row Hoops.

Stephen Glass hasn’t got the Aberdeen job because he is his pal but because he is the best man for the job. The Aberdeen chairman has denied that the Atlanta United 2 team coach was always lined up for the job and insisted he was only offered it on Monday night - after getting the unanimous backing of the Pittodrie board.Cormack claimed Aberdeen spoke to other candidates and went through the process but it was clear Glass, who is set to bring in Scott Brown as his No.2, was the outstanding candidate.