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Darvel produced the biggest shock in 149 years of Scottish Cup history when the sixth-tier Ayrshire side unceremoniously and utterly deservedly dismissed Aberdeen from the competition after a first half goal from Jordan Kirkpatrick. The result will surely usher beleaguered Dons manager Jim Goodwin out of a job. This was an unsurvivable, disaster for his humiliated club.
Aberdeen came into this tie after a 5-0 thrashing at Tynecastle last week, but that hammering paled into insignificance compared with this abject disgrace. A club that has two stars above their badge for European trophy glories were reduced to a mortifying elimination at the hands of the West of Scotland Premier League leaders who are 56 places beneath them.
The spotlight will be on Aberdeen’s shame, but