Joe Lewis: Last News

Derek McInnes has refused to blame 'keeper Joe Lewis for crashing out of the Betfred Cup. The Dons skipper made a glaring error at the death as he spilled Jamie McGrath's long-range shot and gifted St Mirren a 2-1 victory.

Aberdeen skipper reckons it doesn’t make sense that some areas down south will allow up to 4000 supporters to return to stadiums from December 2 while the majority of fans here are locked out.SPFL chief executive Neil Doncaster has made a public plea for the Scottish government to follow England’s lead to avert a financial disaster which could kill clubs. That view is echoed by Lewis who believes the cash crisis has reached critical mass.The keeper said: “Clubs are wanting to get the ball rolling.

Derek McInnes admitted he ended up glad to take a point against bottom-placed Hamilton Accies. Aberdeen were bailed out by a brilliant stop from Joe Lewis to deny David Moyo at the death as they dropped points in Lanarkshire.

Scottish Cup double this term.To do that first of all they must see off Treble-chasing Celtic in Sunday's semi-final from last season’s competition.Lewis is adamant the Dons are heading to the national stadium confident, knowing they have momentum and belief.The climax of the last competition and then the new one means that Hearts, Hibs, Celtic and the Dons could lift the famous old trophy twice in the same campaign.Lewis believes that is a goal that is more than achievable for Derek McInnes’ side.He said: “We won’t get too ahead of ourselves yet but we certainly feel that we’re capable of that.“We go into every game expecting to win, so there’s no reason that can’t happen.“But we’ve got a massive semi-final to deal with first and then the

Aberdeen are confident of piling on the misery for Celtic in their league and semi-final double header.But the Dons skipper has urged his team-mates to park those thoughts for now – and ensure they give themselves the best chance of drawing level with the champions on Sunday by taking care of bottom dogs Hamilton first.Aberdeen face Neil Lennon’s wounded side in a double Sunday service in the next 14 days, first in the league then in last season’s delayed Scottish Cup semi-final.Victory at Pittodrie in six days would see the Reds pull level on points with the Hoops IF they can see off Accies tomorrow.And that would tee them up perfectly for the Hampden showdown on November 1.Lewis knows the importance of staying on the coat-tails of the top

Premiership title tilt with a convincing win at Aberdeen. Ryan Kent scored the only goal of the game to give Steven Gerrard’s side all three points from clash at Pittodrie.

Joe Lewis will be bang on the mark when the new season starts.Marsh knows it will be tough for the men between the sticks to keep their minds on the job in empty stadia.Aberdeen’s goalkeeping coach has revealed that even experienced keepers like French World Cup winner Hugo Lloris found playing in empty stadiums difficult with Spurs so Marshall will be working with Lewis to find ways of keeping him mentally sharp in the first few games without fans.He is also part of the Scottish Football Association’s goalkeeping coaching department and he recently got an insight into the English Premier League’s restart through video calls with Alan Kelly and Nuno Santos, the keeper coaches of Everton and Spurs.Marshall said: “It was good to listen to