Free Aberdeen V Celtic Stream Free Online Video Of Scottish Premier League Sunday 17 November 2012 Kickoff and Time Table scheduled for 16:00 CET.Aberdeen V Celtic Live Stream online video Scottish Premier League Video Free The match will take plcae at the in on 17/11/12 Preview Pictures and Wallpapers its mean all things are available in my blog please see and check here for latest things for you thanks.Watch Free Aberdeen V Celtic Stream Free online Video Of Scottish Premier League Saturday 15 November 2012 Kickoff and Time Table scheduled for 16:00 CET.Midfielder Gavin Rae is also struggling to overcome a knock but winger Ryan Fraser is expected to shake off a minor injury.Gary Hooper (hamstring), Thomas Rogne (calf) and James Forrest (damaged nerve) are still missing for Celtic but Lassad Nouioui returns after a groin problem.
Scott Brown (hip) and Joe Ledley (knock) are doubts but Kris Commons trained today after missing Scotland's win in Luxembourg with a hip problem while manager Neil Lennon has received no reports about any injuries sustained on international duty.
Celtic face a trip to Aberdeen at Pittodrie at lunchtime on Saturday, having the edge over their hosts in previous meetings. The visitors have won 60 of the 152 previous games, with the hosts winning just 48.
The most recent encounter between these two sides at Pittodrie was less than a year ago, in March 2012, where the two sides shared the spoils courtesy of a 1-1 final scoreline in a Scottish Premier match.
Thomas Rogne, Emilio Izaguirre and James Forrest are also sidelined, while Joe Ledely and Scott Brown are doubts ahead of next week's Benfica clash.
Aberdeen manager Craig Brown: "The league has a long way to go. If we were here with half a dozen games left we would be really in with an outstanding chance.
"We still are, I'm not denying that. To be in touch with Celtic who are champions-elect in my book is good. But we have to get a victory on Saturday to stay where we are or at least not lose the game.
"We are not going out on Saturday with the 'not lose' mentality. We are going out thinking with home support, with us being on a good run of form without being brilliant and therefore we are going to try to win the game.
"I'm still convinced Celtic have the best team and the best squad so if we do it, it will be an achievement."
Celtic manager Neil Lennon: "It's an important game for us. Our league form recently hasn't been great but that's not a major concern for me.
"I'm sure there will be a really good crowd at Pittodrie. It will be a great atmosphere.
"It's two big Scottish teams going at it and we won't be thinking about Benfica (in the Champions League) until after the game is over.
"Aberdeen have recruited well over the summer and have found consistency this season. Craig Brown is very shrewd and has great experience."
Scott Brown (hip) and Joe Ledley (knock) are doubts but Kris Commons trained today after missing Scotland's win in Luxembourg with a hip problem while manager Neil Lennon has received no reports about any injuries sustained on international duty.
Celtic face a trip to Aberdeen at Pittodrie at lunchtime on Saturday, having the edge over their hosts in previous meetings. The visitors have won 60 of the 152 previous games, with the hosts winning just 48.
The most recent encounter between these two sides at Pittodrie was less than a year ago, in March 2012, where the two sides shared the spoils courtesy of a 1-1 final scoreline in a Scottish Premier match.
Thomas Rogne, Emilio Izaguirre and James Forrest are also sidelined, while Joe Ledely and Scott Brown are doubts ahead of next week's Benfica clash.
Aberdeen manager Craig Brown: "The league has a long way to go. If we were here with half a dozen games left we would be really in with an outstanding chance.
"We still are, I'm not denying that. To be in touch with Celtic who are champions-elect in my book is good. But we have to get a victory on Saturday to stay where we are or at least not lose the game.
"We are not going out on Saturday with the 'not lose' mentality. We are going out thinking with home support, with us being on a good run of form without being brilliant and therefore we are going to try to win the game.
"I'm still convinced Celtic have the best team and the best squad so if we do it, it will be an achievement."
Celtic manager Neil Lennon: "It's an important game for us. Our league form recently hasn't been great but that's not a major concern for me.
"I'm sure there will be a really good crowd at Pittodrie. It will be a great atmosphere.
"It's two big Scottish teams going at it and we won't be thinking about Benfica (in the Champions League) until after the game is over.
"Aberdeen have recruited well over the summer and have found consistency this season. Craig Brown is very shrewd and has great experience."