Aberdeen have confirmed striker Scott Vernon and defender Andrew Considine have signed new long-term contracts at Pittodrie.
Brown says Vernon and Considine are integral to his plans
Aberdeen have confirmed striker Scott Vernon and defender Andrew Considine have signed new long-term contracts at Pittodrie.
The Dons' top scorer Vernon, with nine goals this season, has signed a deal that sees him remain the club until the summer of 2014.
Stopper Considine, 24, a product of the Pittodrie youth system, has signed until the summer of 2015.
Manager Craig Brown told the club's
official website. "Both Scott and Andy are integral to my plans here at the club and I'm naturally very pleased they have pledged their futures here.
"I have already gone on record that I believe Scott can reach the 20-goal tally this season while Andy is the most improved player in our squad this season and one of the first names on the team-sheet each week."
Vernon joined Aberdeen from Colchester in the summer of 2010 and has previously played for Blackpool, Southend United, Oldham, Gillingham and Northampton while Considine made his debut as a teenager in season 2003/04.
