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Aberdeen’s Refreshing Realism: No Need to Beat Celtic for Success

In a Scottish football landscape often dominated by Celtic’s prowess, Aberdeen’s pragmatic approach is a breath of fresh air. According to veteran journalist Keith Jackson, the Dons’ lack of delusional thinking is a strength, not a weakness.

Jackson astutely observes that Aberdeen, Rangers, and other Premiership contenders don’t pose an existential threat to Celtic’s dominance. This reality check frees the Dons to focus on their own ambitions, rather than fixating on toppling the champions.

“Aberdeen and Rangers plus the rest have nothing for the champions to worry about,” Jackson notes.

This refreshing realism allows Aberdeen to redefine success on their own terms. By eschewing unrealistic expectations, they can concentrate on tangible goals and build momentum.

In an era where Celtic’s financial and sporting might can be overwhelming, Aberdeen’s grounded approach is admirable. By embracing their own identity and strengths, the Dons can achieve remarkable things – regardless of Celtic’s prowess.

Jackson’s assessment serves as a timely reminder that success is not solely defined by beating the champions. Aberdeen’s focus on self-improvement and progress is a laudable strategy.

As the Scottish Premiership season unfolds, Aberdeen’s pragmatic approach will be fascinating to watch. Can they achieve remarkable feats without obsessing over Celtic? Only time will tell.