Aberdeen Football Club
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Includes Aberdeen FC as the
Washington Whips Football Club
- Stats, Results.
- Group Photos, includes rare personal photos.
- Includes America, Canada, South Africa, World.

Aberdeen Football Club a Scottish football team formed on the 08 of Oct 1881.
On the 11 Mar 1882, Aberdeen Football Club played their first game, Coupar Angus 4, Aberdeen 0
On the 14 Apr 1903, Aberdeen Football Club merged with two other Aberdeen based clubs Orion F.C. and Victoria United F.C. to form the current Aberdeen Football Club.
On the 15 Aug 1903, the new merged Aberdeen Football Club played their first game, Aberdeen 1 v 1 Stenhousemuir
On the 06 Oct 1881, a classified advertisement appeared in the pages of the Aberdeen Evening Express inviting interested gentlemen to attend a meeting to be held in the Albert Hotel,
9 & 9½ Correction Wynd, Aberdeen, Scotland, on Sat 8th Oct 1881 at 4 pm to discuss the formation of Aberdeen Football Club.
12 football enthusiasts assembled, 8 School Teachers, 2 Bookbinders, a Medical Student, a Tailor and the rest is history !
Actual Newspaper Advertisement Transcribed
ABERDEEN ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL CLUB.
GENTLEMEN interested in the Formation
of a Club under the above name please attend MEETING
to be held in Albert Hotel, Correction Wynd, on Saturday
First, at Four p.m.
(External Link) Aberdeen FC Heritage Trail
Origins of the club. The current Aberdeen FC was born out of the merger of three city clubs; Aberdeen, Victoria United and Orion. A public meeting on 20 March 1903 was attended by more than 1,600 citizens, and on that date the amalgamation issue was discussed and given the go-ahead.
On the 05 Mar 1904, Aberdeen Football Club won their first trophy, the Aberdeenshire Cup, Aberdeen 3 v 2 Bon Accord
On the 26 Nov 1904, Aberdeen Football Club won the Scottish Qualifying Cup, Aberdeen 2 v 0 Renton
On the 19 Aug 1905, Aberdeen Football Club played their first Div 1 game, Aberdeen 0 v 1 Partick Thistle
Aberdeen's first victory over Celtic at Pittodrie, 03 Mar 1906, Aberdeen 1 v 0 Celtic
Aberdeen's first victory over Rangers, 17 Sep 1910, Rangers 2 v 4 Aberdeen
Aberdeen's first victory over Rangers at Pittodrie, 03 Dec 1910, Aberdeen 1 v 0 Rangers
Aberdeen's first win overseas as part of a tour, 16 May 1911, Slavia Prague 1 v 2 Aberdeen
Aberdeen's record win, 10 Feb 1923, Aberdeen 13 v 0 Peterhead
One of the earliest know use of the nickname, Dons.
Through handicapped in the second stage the "Dons" kept the game open, and except for the loss of a second goal, taken by McPhee seven minutes after the restart, had an equal say in the argument till the finish.
(The Scotsman report against Third Lanark, dated Monday 22 Mar 1909)
Record victory over Hibernian, 15 Nov 1930, Aberdeen 7 v 0 Hibernian
Aberdeen's last game of the season as the Black and Golds, 29 Apr 1939, Aberdeen 2 v 0 Rangers
Aberdeen's first game of the season in Red and White, 12 Aug 1939, Aberdeen 3 v 1 Celtic
As the away team in the Semi-Final, Aberdeen wore a change strip of blue shirt with white sleeves, Aberdeen 6 v 2 Hearts
Record crowd at Pittodrie, 13 Mar 1954, Aberdeen 3 v 0 Hearts
Record victory at the Scottish Cup Semi-Final, 10 Apr 1954, Aberdeen 6 v 0 Rangers
Aberdeen wore thier new candy striped blue, red, white shirts, white shorts, white socks with a red and blue band at the top. (1963-66), Aberdeen 2 v 1 Hearts
Aberdeen's first game in Europe, 06 Sep 1967 - 1st Rd, 1st Leg, Aberdeen 10 v 0 KR Reykjavík
Includes Aberdeen FC as the
Washington Whips Football Club
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.