Club Profile

Pittodrie stadium entrance

Formed in 1903, Aberdeen Football Club is a Scottish Professional Football Club based in Aberdeen.

Aberdeen compete in the Scottish Premiership and are one of the biggest sides in the country, having won four league titles, six Scottish League Cups and seven Scottish Cups, including a record three in a row during the 1980’s. We are also the only Scottish team to have won two European trophies, The European Cup Winners Cup and European Super Cup in 1983.

AFC are known as The Dons, The Dandies, The Reds or The Dandy Dons and play at Pittodrie Stadium.

Since our foundation, The Dons have developed a reputation, both nationally and internationally, as one of the UK’s best known clubs. The Club has and will continue to nurture talent and embrace opportunity and change in an innovative manner as the club progresses.

On the field, Aberdeen has a long history of success, both within Scotland and Europe, with the 1980’s particularly being an era of unparalleled achievements whilst being managed by Sir Alex Ferguson. Off the field AFC has consistently recognised the need to be at the forefront, as demonstrated by the fact that Pittodrie was the first all-seated stadium in Britain.

Any club can only succeed through the combined efforts of its members and supporters and AFC recognises the importance of such support in the ongoing development of the Club. Future investment will continue to be geared towards the creation of quality in terms of the football squad, the stadium and ancillary areas, hospitality facilities and community involvement.

FULL NAME
ABERDEEN FOOTBALL CLUB
NICKNAMES
THE DONS, THE DANDIES, THE REDS OR THE DANDY DONS
FOUNDED 14TH APRIL 1903
STADIUM PITTODRIE STADIUM, ABERDEEN
CHAIRMAN DAVE CORMACK
CHIEF EXECUTIVE ALAN BURROWS
COMMERCIAL DIRECTOR ROBBIE HEDDERMAN
FINANCE DIRECTOR KEVIN MACIVER
BOARD OF DIRECTORS ALAN BURROWS

DIMITRIOS EFSTATHIOU

TOM CROTTY

STEWART MILNE

ZOE OGILVIE

WILLIE GARNER

HONORARY PRESIDENT IAN DONALD