Dave Cormack: Last News

Aberdeen chairman Dave Cormack as he insists the government do care about football. The Dons are desperate to get fans back into Pittodrie after a successful test event in September and have applied to get 1,000 supporters into their Premiership clash with Ross County on December 12.

Dave Cormack has confirmed Aberdeen still plan to proceed with their £50m new stadium despite the financial pain caused by coronavirus - he just doesn't know when. The Scottish Premiership club announced a loss of nearly £3m on Friday an increase from their previous figure of £1.03m.

Lionel Messi's future up in the air at Barcelona after their 8-2 defeat against Bayern Munich, everyone is wondering where he will go next.The Argentina superstar is reportedly looking to get out of the club after their thumping, with boss Quique Sentien being axed on Monday night.It was no surprise he was let go but Messi leaving the club would shock the world after 17 years with the Catalan giants.It's clear Barcelona are going backwards and the latest suggestion was that he might head to Italy to sign for Inter Milan.But could he, in fact, be heading to Scotland?Alex McLeish once famously tried to sign him for Rangers on loan from Barcelona, and now Aberdeen have joked about signing him.Club chairman Dave Cormack has shared an hilarious

SPFL to buck up its business acumen and get more funds into the game.And the Aberdeen chairman is adamant more benefactors such as James Anderson will step forward and plunge in cash if the central body can start outlining a crystal clear vision and strategy for the future.Cormack believes football’s best commercial and business brains need to unite as, at the moment, not enough is being done at the heart of the SPFL to boost the revenues.The Dons chief says there are razor sharp minds within the country’s clubs capable of delivering plans - but they aren’t being utilised enough.Cormack has pinpointed newly-elected SPFL board pair of Celtic’s Peter Lawwell and St Johnstone’s Steve Brown as well as fellow Premiership representative Les Gray,

Aberdeen ’s chairman outlined the steps which had to be taken to halt a situation which was “becoming unsustainable”. When football first went into lockdown in March, Cormack drew up a first set of plans.

Aberdeen staff. The Dons chairman made it crystal clear Derek McInnes ’ prized assets won’t be flogged on the cheap, despite the coronavirus cash issues which led to salary reductions across the board.

Aberdeen chairman Dave Cormack has admitted the priority is no longer about trying to finish the 2019-20 Premiership season.

Aberdeen boss Derek McInnes has even more reason to get the season finished.

Aberdeen have put plans for their new £50million stadium on hold.

Aberdeen have announced that they've sold over 3,000 season tickets for next season - despite the possibility football will restart behind closed doors.

Aberdeen chairman Dave Cormack has urged fans to help "level the playing field" with Celtic and Rangers by snapping up season tickets.

Derek McInnes has revealed Aberdeen won’t furlough their players – because he wants to keep them fine tuned in case they resume their fight for third place and Scottish Cup glory.

Footballers are used to sticking together on the pitch.

Derek McInnes insists his Aberdeen squad were all on board with the decision to defer wages as chairman Dave Cormack also revealed a £2m cash injection to keep the club afloat during the shutdown.

Aberdeen’s playing and management staff are in pro-active talks to take wage deferrals to help the club through the coronavirus lockdown.

Concerned Derek McInnes has warned Aberdeen “are in a serious situation” and urged the Red Army to play their part to get their club through the Coronavirus cash-crisis.

Derek McInnes has pleaded for investment to help Aberdeen through the coronavirus crisis.

Aberdeen chairman Dave Cormack is doing everything he can to avoid asking his staff to take wage cuts. The chairman has already warned that the Dons could be facing a £5-or-6 million hit if this shutdown continues long-term.

Aberdeen have been blown away by the support from the fans that has seen a surge in season ticket sales.

The coronavirus continues to bring life as we know it to a crushing halt but football news keeps on coming.

Steven Naismith insists Celtic are the only Scottish club financially strong enough to cope with the coronavirus crisis.