Langfield, pee paw and hayes all signed new contracts. Breaking news on AFC twitter 

Aberdeen manager Derek McInnes has continued the long term development of his Pittodrie squad with the announcement that Jamie Langfield, Jonny Hayes and Peter Pawlett have all signed contract extensions that will see them remain with the Dons for the foreseeable future.

Jamie and Jonny have both put pen to paper until the summer of 2016 while Peter will be with the Club until the conclusion of the 2016-17 campaign.

The Dons boss believes the securing of the three sends out an extremely positive message as to the ambitions of the Club. "These lads want to win something with Aberdeen, make no mistake about that, and they did not take too much persuading to continue their careers here.

"All three are very important players for this Club and will have significant roles to perform in the months ahead. As I have continually said, we have made a decent start to this season but are far from the finished article. However, it is important to ensure you keep your best players and knowing Jamie, Jonny and Peter have committed to the long term, enables us to have a continuity going forward and, in the short term, gives everyone a lift ahead of the weekend trip to Celtic."

33-year-old keeper Jamie was signed by Jimmy Calderwood from Dunfermline in 2005, having previously played for Dundee, Raith Rovers, Partick Thistle and Forfar Athletic (loan).A Scotland B international, Jamie has been called up to the full national squad under Walter Smith, Alex McLeish and George Burley respectively. In fifteen appearances this season, he has achieved a very impressive nine shut-outs.

Signed in the summer of 2012 from Inverness Caley Thistle, Jonny (26), has made fourteen appearances this season, including three as a substitute, and has scored two goals. Born in Dublin, Jonny began his career at Reading's youth academy and is a Republic of Ireland Under 21 international.

A product of the Pittodrie youth system, Peter was born in Hull but brought up in Banchory. He made his Dons debut in February 2009 and is a Scotland Under 21 international. Having spent time on loan at St. Johnstone last season, Peter has now established himself as a regular starter with the Dons, and has been involved in every match this season, scoring twice.

- See more at: http://www.afc.co.uk/articles/20131121/dons-trio-believe-the-future-is-red_2212158_3544642#sthash.PRpCWnOY.dpuf

Great news and very professionally done by the club

 

Well done to all involved 

Fantastic news!

Great news and very professionally done by the club

 

 

It has indeed been handled well - shock horror!

 

 

 

Fantastic!

Pawlett is the best player out the three of them by a mile and it's even more satisfying that he came from our youth system. Although I do like Hayes as well who has looked more threatening more often this season.

Langfield.. well, he's done well this season although I wasn't too happy with him v Hearts last time out and I still generally don't trust him. But good luck to him, regardless.

Great news, and good to see the players keen to sign so soon, none of this let me wait and see what other offers I can get, shows they are behind McInnes. 

Can only assume that the next part of the master plan is to get langfield on a diet of some sort 

Can only assume that the next part of the master plan is to get langfield on a diet of some sort 

 

 

 

 

PeePaw for Scotland?

 

(I know he's played for the U19)

Maybe once he's completed his January switch to Doncaster.

http://www.afc.co.uk/articles/20131219/cammy-latest-to-believe-the-future-is-red_2212158_3583742

 

 

Cammy Smith signs up 

http://www.afc.co.uk/articles/20131219/cammy-latest-to-believe-the-future-is-red_2212158_3583742

 

 

Cammy Smith signs up 

 

Was just away to post this.

Great news

Good news

Who's next?

Who's next?

 

 

Nicky Low

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