Lets hope JC is correct because it will be like signing another new player for next season as he was fekn hopeless last season!!
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Aberdeen manager Jimmy Calderwood has told Dan Smith he faces the Pittodrie exit if he does not 'sharpen up' his attitude.
Smith joined Aberdeen from Sunderland in August 2006, but the 20-year-old has made only four first-team starts in his year in Scotland.
Calderwood admits this forced him to tell the defender to consider his future at the club.
"I warned him at the end of last season that he'd better have a good think about what's happening over the summer," Calderwood told The Daily Record.
"I've seen it so often in the past with players who have all the ability in the world but don't make it because they don't have the other qualities needed.
"Smith has been told he must sharpen up, he had the right approach at Sunderland but that hasn't been evident here.
"I never had any doubts about his football ability but he has got to get up to the pace of the game and the mentality you need to be successful in the Scottish Premier League.
"To be honest I think I am seeing a different player in pre-season training now and one that is much more like the one I signed for the club."
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Lets hope JC is correct because it will be like signing another new player for next season as he was fekn hopeless last season!!
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Aberdeen manager Jimmy Calderwood has told Dan Smith he faces the Pittodrie exit if he does not 'sharpen up' his attitude.
Smith joined Aberdeen from Sunderland in August 2006, but the 20-year-old has made only four first-team starts in his year in Scotland.
Calderwood admits this forced him to tell the defender to consider his future at the club.
"I warned him at the end of last season that he'd better have a good think about what's happening over the summer," Calderwood told The Daily Record.
"I've seen it so often in the past with players who have all the ability in the world but don't make it because they don't have the other qualities needed.
"Smith has been told he must sharpen up, he had the right approach at Sunderland but that hasn't been evident here.
"I never had any doubts about his football ability but he has got to get up to the pace of the game and the mentality you need to be successful in the Scottish Premier League.
"To be honest I think I am seeing a different player in pre-season training now and one that is much more like the one I signed for the club."