The Pittodrie captain had to battle Crohn's Disease and emergency intestine surgery early in his career
Graeme Shinnie, Aberdeen captain, reflects on his football career, calling his ability to play 600 games his greatest win. He overcame Crohn's Disease and emergency intestine surgery early in his career, which nearly ended his football ambitions. Shinnie, who has also won the Scottish Cup and represented his country, is set to make his 600th appearance in Aberdeen's Scottish Cup quarter-final against Queen’s Park. He expressed pride in overcoming health challenges and achieving a milestone he once thought unattainable.
