McInnes commits to Dons future
Aberdeen head coach Derek McInnes is determined to try and keep driving the club forward, having signed a new three-year contract with the Pittodrie outfit.
McInnes took charge of the Dons in March 2013, following spells at the helm of St Johnstone and Bristol City, and led the club to four successive second-placed finishes in the Scottish Premiership.
Aberdeen also lifted the League Cup in 2014 and have reached the final of the at competition twice more since then and also made the Scottish Cup final in 2017.
And, with a new training ground about to be completed, McInnes is hopeful that more good times are just around the corner.
He told the club's official website: "The staff, players and I are committed to trying to deliver success and build upon all we have achieved in the past six years.
"With the opening of our new training campus on the horizon, I am excited about the prospect of training professionally in a modern facility, something which should be in keeping with the ambitious club we are.
"It's no secret that I love working for this club and I will strive to continue to try and create those special moments for our supporters. Working closely together I believe this is possible."
Aberdeen are available at 25/1 to win the Scottish Premiership next season, with Rangers 9/4 and reigning champions Celtic 1/3.
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Aberdeen head coach Derek McInnes is determined to try and keep driving the club forward, having signed a new three-year contract with the Pittodrie outfit.
McInnes took charge of the Dons in March 2013, following spells at the helm of St Johnstone and Bristol City, and led the club to four successive second-placed finishes in the Scottish Premiership.
Aberdeen also lifted the League Cup in 2014 and have reached the final of the at competition twice more since then and also made the Scottish Cup final in 2017.
And, with a new training ground about to be completed, McInnes is hopeful that more good times are just around the corner.
He told the club's official website: "The staff, players and I are committed to trying to deliver success and build upon all we have achieved in the past six years.
"With the opening of our new training campus on the horizon, I am excited about the prospect of training professionally in a modern facility, something which should be in keeping with the ambitious club we are.
"It's no secret that I love working for this club and I will strive to continue to try and create those special moments for our supporters. Working closely together I believe this is possible."
Aberdeen are available at 25/1 to win the Scottish Premiership next season, with Rangers 9/4 and reigning champions Celtic 1/3.
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Source: bet365.com
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