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Graeme Watson
Owner, development and web operations
Aberdonian by birth - life long Aberdeen Football Club supporter/member by choice.
A AberDNA Founding Member for the inaugural season 2018-19, and continuing right up to the present.
Born in Aberdeen, Scotland, I have one daughter, and numerous grandkids.
I am a Trade Qualified Pastrycook/chef (Specialising in French Pâtissier) now re-trained in Information technology, one of the reasons for this website. I have also completed a variety of other vocational education, including Micro Business and Business.
A member of two Police Citizens Youth Club's (Adult) (2005-18).
An amateur genealogist/historian for over 19 years, tracing my family tree's connection to Aberdeen Football Club's officials, players and staff from 1881, the original team, to present, from my one personal family tree.
(Profile Photo: Me wearing my 1977-78 Joe Harper, No 9 shirt.)
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Family
01 Sep 2018,
My late Dad and Mum, my Sister, All from the North East of Scotland.
Aberdeen v Ross County, 24 Sep 2023
Daughter/grandkids
26 Aug 2023, My daughter and two of the grandkids who are both AberDNA Jnr members.
Lest We Forget
The Aberdeen War Memorial in the background, with me wearing medals of my WW I cousin. (Composite Photo)
Scottish Cup Final Parade
25 May 2025,
Aberdeen City, Scottish Cup Final Winners 2025 Parade
Scottish Cup Final
24 May 2025,
Hampden Park, Aberdeen FC Scottish Cup Winners 2025
Pittodrie Stadium
10 Feb 2025,
Aberdeen FC Pittodrie Stadium DNA Tour 2025
Aberdeen FC at P&J
13 Jul 2025, Aberdeen FC Scottish Cup 2024-25
Scottish Cup Final 2024-25.
Aberdeen FC at P&J
13 Jul 2025, Aberdeen FC Scottish League Cup 2013-14
Scottish League Cup Final 2013-14.
Aberdeen FC at P&J
13 Jul 2025, Aberdeen FC Scottish Premier Division Champions Cup 1984-85
Scottish Premier Division Champions 84-85.
Aberdeen FC at P&J
13 Jul 2025,
Aberdeen FC European Cup Winners Cup & Super Cup
ECWC Final, Super Cup 2nd Leg Final.
Scottish Cup 1990 Legends
22 May 2025,
Aberdeen FC 1990 Legends Irvine, Snelders, McLeish, Gillhaus, Nicholas
Scottish Cup Final 12 May 1990.
Aberdeen FC at P&J
01 Mar 2025,
Aberdeen FC Player of the Year Awards 2024-25
Player of the Year Awards.
Hall of Fame
30 Jan 2025,
Aberdeen FC Hall of Fame dinner, with Willie Miller.
Hall of Fame
30 Jan 2025,
Aberdeen FC Hall of Fame dinner, with Brian Irvine.
Hall of Fame
30 Jan 2025,
Aberdeen FC Hall of Fame dinner, with Neil Simpson.
Ardoe House Hotel
28 Mar 2025, Alex McLeish and Graeme Watson.
Pittodrie Stadium
23 Nov 2023, Nick Brown, Graeme Watson and Joe Harper.
Coat of Arms of Aberdeen, Scotland.
Aberdonian by birth - life long Aberdeen Football Club supporter/member by choice.
Meeting Aberdeen F.C. 1981-82
Aberdeen 4 v 2 Kilmarnock
McGhee 20', Simpson 35', Strachan 60' (pen.), 64' (pen.)
Pittodrie Stadium home home dressing room just out of view Doug Bell, then Jim Leighton, Derek Hamilton, Neil Simpson, Stuart Kennedy shaking hands with Graeme Watson, Gordon Strachan, Andy Watson, Alex McLeish, Steve Cowan, John Hewitt, John McMaster and Drew Jarvie.
(Aberdeen went on to win the 82 Scottish Cup Final.)
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Acknowledgments:
To my Mum for the help she has given me in my genealogy journey and my Dad for getting me to Pittodrie and taken the photos when meeting all the players in 1982.
To the various individual's who gave me permission to use images/content on this site, and all other individual's who have helped along the way, Thank You. If anyone was omitted from these acknowledgments, I offer my sincerest apologies.
Insert Photo: Aberdeen Maternity Hospital, Aberdeen, Scotland, 2015 - Copyright © 2015 Graeme Watson.
Header Background: Aberdeen Football Club, Pittodrie Stadium, The King Street End Stand (Merkland Road Family Stand), Aberdeen, Scotland, 2015 - Copyright © 2015 Graeme Watson.
Insert Image: From Graeme Watson's personal collection, Coat of Arms of Aberdeen, Scotland - This digital image by Graeme Watson © 2022.
(Coat of Arms of Aberdeen, Scotland - The motto of the city is Bon Accord, French for "Good Agreement".
The supporters are two leopards, though in early depictions they are sometimes shown as lions. The three towers represent the three buildings that stood on the three hills of mediaeval Aberdeen: Aberdeen Castle on Castle Hill, the city gate on Port Hill, and a chapel on St Catherine's Hill. The latter two are no longer in existence.)
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Aberdeen F.C. - Family/DNA
An un-official compilation of the family tree of Aberdeen Football Club's official's, player's and staff from 1881 to present from one personal family tree.