ABERDEEN FC boss Mark McGhee today admitted he’s worried old pal Gordon Strachan will try to steal away some of his Tynecastle heroes.
Middlesbrough boss Strachan watched from the stand as Aberdeen FC demolished Hearts 3-0 in Edinburgh in the SPL.
Strachan, who left without comment, must have been impressed by the performances of several of the players, including teenager Fraser Fyvie, who scored to become the youngest to claim a goal in the SPL.
McGhee admitted that could put any of his players, including Charlie Mulgrew, Lee Miller, Mark Kerr or Gary McDonald, who are all out of contract in the summer, on his radar.
McGhee said: “The way we played it’s a worry that any of them who were out there at Tynecastle might attract interest from bigger clubs.
“It’s my job to get them playing well for Aberdeen FC and if they do that it’s inevitable they will attract attention.â€
Strachan would have to be mad to be looking at the likes of Miller, Kerr or McDonald for the Championship.
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Strachan would have to be mad to be looking at the likes of Miller, Kerr or McDonald for the Championship.