Seems to have fecked aff Calderwood big time...... if of course you believe what is printed in the Record
DONS AXE BAD BOY LANGFIELD
By Ian Orr
JAMIE LANGFIELD has been slapped on the transfer list by Aberdeen after a series of off-field incidents.
The 26-year-old keeper, who was in Scotland's squad in the Faroes, has had the offer of a new contract withdrawn and been warned there is no future for him at Pittodrie.
Just last month the Dons rejected a £70,000 bid from Rangers for Langfield, who manager Jimmy Calderwood rated the best in the country after Hearts' Craig Gordon.
But the keeper's world turned on its head during his stag party this month in Majorca where Calderwood and assistant Jimmy Nicholl have holiday homes.
It is understood Langfield was seen drunk and abusive in Magaluf and his conduct was witnessed by his manager.
After two earlier breaches of discipline, Calderwood decided his behaviour was unacceptable and instructed director of football Willie Miller to sell him.
Langfield has apologised but this has not altered Aberdeen's decision. He will be held up to his team-mates as an example of what will befall them if they step out of line.
Langfield's fall from grace leaves mentor Calderwood searching for another keeper.
If he doesn't find a club, Langfield will see out the remaining year on his contract in the reserves with Derek Soutar certain to be first choice.
Calderwood, who signed Langfield on a free from Dunfermline, didn't comment.
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Doesn't look too good for Langfield.
Seems to have fecked aff Calderwood big time...... if of course you believe what is printed in the Record
DONS AXE BAD BOY LANGFIELD
By Ian Orr
JAMIE LANGFIELD has been slapped on the transfer list by Aberdeen after a series of off-field incidents.
The 26-year-old keeper, who was in Scotland's squad in the Faroes, has had the offer of a new contract withdrawn and been warned there is no future for him at Pittodrie.
Just last month the Dons rejected a £70,000 bid from Rangers for Langfield, who manager Jimmy Calderwood rated the best in the country after Hearts' Craig Gordon.
But the keeper's world turned on its head during his stag party this month in Majorca where Calderwood and assistant Jimmy Nicholl have holiday homes.
It is understood Langfield was seen drunk and abusive in Magaluf and his conduct was witnessed by his manager.
After two earlier breaches of discipline, Calderwood decided his behaviour was unacceptable and instructed director of football Willie Miller to sell him.
Langfield has apologised but this has not altered Aberdeen's decision. He will be held up to his team-mates as an example of what will befall them if they step out of line.
Langfield's fall from grace leaves mentor Calderwood searching for another keeper.
If he doesn't find a club, Langfield will see out the remaining year on his contract in the reserves with Derek Soutar certain to be first choice.
Calderwood, who signed Langfield on a free from Dunfermline, didn't comment.