Steve Pele Paterson: Confessions of a Highland Hero

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Clive Vincent-Ellis denies four charges of causing an animal unnecessary suffering at his Bishopmill home during both January and September 2021. At the time, Paterson was considered one of the most promising managers operating outside the top-flight, but the success was in spite of an increasingly chaotic personal life. I was exceedingly grateful to the club because it was a shameful incident. Maybe I should have taken the road to resignation because I had humiliated the club and betrayed their trust in me. I wrestle with that issue regularly."

He said: “It’s hard to believe that the Doc has gone because he was such a fantastic person in my life for so many years.After what seemed like an eternity, with an enormous amount of energy I found from somewhere and a determination I wasn't going to die, I wriggled free. I had no qualms with the decision.” Cost-cutting measures were needed at Pittodrie when duo arrived On another occasion, he slumped in the dugout at Cappielow, home of Morton, after boozing into the small hours. Another gripping, fast-pacedand twisted caper for the most unorthodox police duo in UK fiction.” Donna

Paterson did not appear for a scheduled undertaking before Sheriff Gary Aitken at Tain Sherrif Court today. Steve Paterson says the journey of Aberdeen manager Barry Robson is one of his fondest footballing success stories. I went upstairs and when I opened the door of Wyness's office there, beside him, was the chairman. Milne said, 'Steve, I hate doing this, but I have bad news for you.' October 1990: Succeeds Joe Harper as Huntly player-manager and leads club to successive Highland League titles.

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November 2002: Caley claim Paterson approached by Dundee United to succeed Alex Smith. Paterson and assistant Duncan Shearer agree to stay on and are given new five-year contracts. But these remain unsigned. I didn't know what to do. This, I believed, was the end of my fledgling career as manager of Aberdeen. We’ve still yet to win the League Cup and while we may be slightly weaker next season and Aberdeen somewhat stronger, a second place finish isn’t beyond the realms of fantasy. The James Vincent winner though - fantastic. At the time, I couldn’t foresee MacDonald not hanging on to Watkins’ tame effort but the explosion of noise when Vincent tapped it home will be my overriding memory of the final. Jubilation and pure relief all rolled into one and that continued with the celebrations that followed.