It's still rolling. The red paint may have been chipped, the bodywork a bit bashed up and the foot has perhaps eased on the accelerator ever so slightly. But the juggernaut keeps moving along. The notion that a home draw with Dundee could possibly be construed as a point gained by the Dons would have seemed faintly absurd before kick-off. Eight straight league wins without conceding tends to offer that kind of all-or-nothing perspective. By the time Ryan Jack bundled home the sixth and final goal of an enthralling match deep into injury time, though, no one was thinking of two points lost - save the sizeable, shell-shocked Dark Blue contingent of course.
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Aberdeen drew 3-3 at home to Dundee in SPL on Saturday
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Dons were trailing 3-1 with just two minutes of normal time remaining
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Ryan Jack equalised deep into injury time to ensure a point for Dons
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Aberdeen remain top of the SPL, two points ahead of second-placed Celtic
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Celtic have two games in hands on their rivals, however
Two goals behind with three minutes of regulation time to play, the salvation of the match from the league leaders was every bit as remarkable as the fact they had not bludgeoned @placeholder into submission by the time half-an-hour had elapsed.