Aberdeen boss Jim Goodwin was lambasted on the radio by club legend Willie Miller for the tactics he employed against Celtic on Saturday. Did Miller have a point?
KEITH JACKSON: He certainly had one more than Goodwin managed to get out of it and that's ultimately the bottom line. If Aberdeen had held on for a 0-0 then the manager's eye bleeding game plan would have been at least partly vindicated. But, in the end, they got what they deserved which was nothing at all.
DAVID McCARTHY: I thought the criticism was slightly over the top but it was strange that Goodwin didn't send his team out to have more of a go at a Celtic team that hadn't played for a month. Ultimately, he and his team got what they deserved.
SCOTT BURNS: I was at the game and Aberdeen's performance was eye-bleeding. The fans had every right to have a go because they never looked like scoring. It is a team that was expensively assembled in the summer and has ambitions of third place but they need to be offering so much more.
