We're starting a supporters club for Aberdeen fans in Boston and across New England. If you'd come along to watch a game, put your name down.
No home pub yet.
Help us pick one →
There are Dons fans all over New England, most of them watching on their own on a Saturday morning. Plenty of games are on Paramount+ over here, so there's no reason not to watch them together.
Drop us an email: who you are, roughly where, and how often you'd come along. It commits you to nothing.
Once there are enough of us, we'll pick a game and a pub in Boston and get everyone in one room.
A home pub, a group chat, and whatever else the members want, from socials to a trip to Pittodrie.
I'm Gavin. Born and raised in the North-East, I left nearly 20 years ago and now live in Massachusetts. My first game at Pittodrie was a 1-1 draw with Motherwell in December 1990. I was there for the Copenhagen night, and Eoin Jess is still my hero.
These days I write AFC1903, a weekly look at the Dons through tactics and data. But watching on my own at 10am on a Saturday has got old. If you're in the same boat, drop me an email.
Big games on a big screen, early kick-offs and all. Breakfast on, Dons on.
Somewhere that knows us and puts the game on. Suggest one when you email.
Burns Night, a five-a-side, families welcome. Whatever gets people together.
A group trip to Pittodrie, if enough of us want to make it happen.
Aberdeen's Scottish Premiership fixtures. In the US the league is on Paramount+ (and sometimes CBS Sports Network), but not every game is shown: games are picked a few weeks out, so we'll add the badge as each one is confirmed. TV picks can also move a kick-off. Red times are before 10am in Boston: breakfast is on.
No membership fee, no forms, no commitment. Just say hello, and we'll let you know when the first watch-along is set.
Tell us your name, roughly where you are, and how often you'd come along. Got a pub in mind that shows the game, or fancy helping get things going? Say so.