28 Jan 2023,
Hibernian 6 v 0 Aberdeen, Scottish Premiership - Manager Jim Goodwin
(Manager Jim Goodwin was sacked after this game.)
(Jim Goodwin SACKED by Aberdeen after 6-0 Hibs embarrassment as tearful Dons chief Dave Cormack vows recovery. - Scottish Daily Express dated Saturday 28 Jan 2023)
23 Jan 2023,
Darvel 1 v 0 Aberdeen, Scottish Cup 4th Rd - Manager Jim Goodwin
(Darvel were 1st in the West of Scotland League Premier Division, Level on League pyramid-6)
("The Most Shameful Result in Our History" - Aberdeen Evening Express, dated Tuesday 24 Jan 2023)
08 Oct 2022,
Dundee United 4 v 0 Aberdeen, Scottish Premiership - Manager Jim Goodwin
(Dundee United were last in the Scottish Premiership no wins, Aberdeen 3rd)
("Ruthless" Dundee United got their first Scottish Premiership win of the season - BBC Scotland, dated Saturday 08 Oct 2023)
06 Nov 2010,
Celtic 9 v 0 Aberdeen, Scottish Premier League - Manager Mark McGhee
(Celtic finished 2nd in the Scottish Premier League)
("Atrocious Dons suffer biggest defeat in club history" - The Scotsman, dated Saturday 06 Nov 2010)
("Mark McGhee claims Aberdeen's record 9-0 defeat would have been fifteen if it wasn't for him." - Football Scotland, dated Wednesday 31 Aug 2022)
30 Jul 2009,
Aberdeen 1 v 5 Sigma Olomouc, Europa League, 3rd Prem Rd, 1st Leg - Manager Mark McGhee
("Aberdeen fell to a humiliating first leg defeat at home to Sigma Olomouc in the Europa League qualifier, first leg" - BBC Sport, dated Thursady 30 Jul 2009)
12 Apr 2008,
Queen of the South 4 v 3 Aberdeen, Scottish Cup Semi-Final - Manager Jimmy Calderwood
(Queen of the South finished 4th in the Scottish First Division, Level on League pyramid-2)
("Queen of the South reached their first ever Scottish Cup final by winning a seven-goal thriller against Aberdeen" - BBC Sport, dated Saturday 12 Apr 2008)
18 Feb 1995,
Stenhousemuir 2 v 0 Aberdeen, Scottish Cup 4th Rd - Manager Roy Aitken
(Stenhousemuir finished 4th in the Scottish League Division Two, Level on League pyramid-3)
(Arthur McTague wrote: “Normally the story of such results is of a plucky wee team battling away, getting a break and holding on until the end, but frankly Terry Christie’s team outplayed their cup-laden opponents.” - Falkirk Herald Sport, dated Sunday 19 Feb 1995)
30 Jan 1965,
Celtic 8 v 0 Aberdeen, Div 1 (Old) - Manager Tommy Pearson
(The day Sir Winston Churchill is buried.)