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Team Page 1983-84
Team Page 1984-85
Team Page 1985-86
Road to the ECWC Final 1982-83
Road to the SC Final 1981-82
Road to the SC Final 1982-83
Road to the SC Final 1983-84
Road to the SC Final 1985-86
Road to the SLC Final 1985-86
Tour of West Germany 1983
Aberdeen FC in
European Competitions
European Competitions
Player Stats
Neale James "Tattie" Cooper
Football Player, No 4 Right Half Back
- Birth: 24 Nov 1963 • Darjeeling, West Bengal, India
- Death: 28 May 2018 • Aberdeen Royal Infirmary, Aberdeen, Scotland
Experience
Autograph
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Neale "Tattie" Cooper autograph.
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Medal
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European Super Cup, Winners Medal 1983
20 Dec 1983
Aberdeen 2 v 0 Hamburg SV (agg: 2 v 0)
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Medal
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European Cup Winners Cup, Winners Medal 1983
11 May 1983
Aberdeen 2 v 1 Real Madrid (a.e.t.)
Inscription on back in French, Coupe Des Vainouers De Coupe Europeenie.
Translated means, European Cup Winners' Cup and the year 1983
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Programme
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Neale Cooper's, 1st Premier Division Match
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Aberdeen won the game 2 v 0, scorers Scanlon 48', Jarvie 77'.
Image
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Freedom of the City of Aberdeen, Coat of Arms of Aberdeen, Scotland
The motto of the city is Bon Accord, French for "Good Agreement".
The supporters are two leopards, though in early depictions they are sometimes shown as lions. The three towers represent the three buildings that stood on the three hills of mediaeval Aberdeen: Aberdeen Castle on Castle Hill, the city gate on Port Hill, and a chapel on St Catherine's Hill. The latter two are no longer in existence.
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Honours (1978-86)
| Trophys | Description | Year | Match | Location |
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European Super Cup |
Volksparkstadion, Hamburg, Germany & Pittodrie Stadium, Aberdeen, Scotland
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European Cup Winners Cup |
Nya Ullevi, Gothenburg, Sweden
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Scottish Cup |
Hampden Park, Glasgow, Scotland
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Scottish Cup |
Hampden Park, Glasgow, Scotland
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Scottish Cup |
Hampden Park, Glasgow, Scotland
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Scottish Cup |
Hampden Park, Glasgow, Scotland
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Scottish Premier Division Champions |
Tynecastle Park, Midlothian, Scotland
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Scottish Premier Division Champions |
Pittodrie Stadium, Aberdeen, Scotland
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Scottish league Cup |
Hampden Park, Glasgow, Scotland
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External Link
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Family Tree Official's, Player's and staff details: Ancestry.com
A.F.C Official's, Player's and staff details source: AFC Heritage - The Official Aberdeen Football Club Heritage Trust.
Aberdeen Football Club's 1972 type Logo is used to convey the meaning intended and avoid tarnishing or misrepresenting the intended image - This version designed by Graeme Watson 2021 (Logo is for representation only and use of the logo here does not imply endorsement.)
Insert Photo: From Graeme Watson's personal collection, Neale "Tattie" Cooper autograph.
Insert Photos: From Graeme Watson's personal collection, European Super Cup, Winners Medal front & back 1983 (replica) - Copyright © 2022 Graeme Watson.
Insert Photos: From Graeme Watson's personal collection, European Cup Winners Cup, Winners Medal front & back 1983 (replica) - Copyright © 2022 Graeme Watson.
Insert Photo: From Graeme Watson's personal collection, Neale Cooper's, 1st Premier Division Match programme.
Programmes displayed on this website are to illustrate the article on the match to which the programme was issued and to bring further understanding to the reader.
Additional information source: (Leatherdale, Clive (1986). The Aberdeen Football Companion. John Donald, Edinburgh.)
Insert Image: From Graeme Watson's personal collection, Coat of Arms of Aberdeen, Scotland - This digital image by Graeme Watson © 2022.
Header Background: Aberdeen Football Club, Pittodrie Stadium, Main Stand Entrance, 2015, Aberdeen, Scotland - Copyright © 2015 Graeme Watson.
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Aberdeen F.C. - Family/DNA
An un-official compilation of the family tree of Aberdeen Football Club's official's, player's and staff from 1881 to present from one personal family tree.